Town Center | Peachtree Corners, GA (2024)

Opened April 27, 2019.

Location:
5200 Town Center Boulevard
Peachtree Corners, GA 30092

The 21-acre Town Center is the city's downtown with over 15 restaurants, retail shops, office space, and townhomes that overlook the 2-plus acre Town Green. The park is a central gathering place for the community, and hosts live outdoor concerts and seasonal events. The city's landmark bridge located at the main entrance to the Town Center guides pedestrians over Peachtree Parkway and connects with the Corners Connector, the city's pedestrian and bicycle trail system.

The Town Green includes an outdoor fitness park, open-air pavilion, café tables, fire pit, projection screen, open lawn, playable art, 9,000 square-foot off-leash dog park, two playgrounds, and a 2,500 square-foot veterans' monument that features seven sculptures.

The Town Green is a public park and open to the public year-round. It is not available to rent or reserve for private parties or events. Small gatherings of up to 15 people are allowed on a first-come, first-served basis provided that: the gathering is not disruptive to the general use of the Town Green; no more than 3 tables and 8 chairs of park furniture are used by the entire group; the group observes all the posted Town Green rules; and any trash/debris resulting from the gathering is removed from the site. Staking anything into the ground including tents and tiki torches is prohibited. Gender reveal parties or any celebration that produces confetti, chalk dust, or similar residue is prohibited.

Town Center Events

For events at the Town Green see the City Calendar or our Town Center Events page.

Event Vendors

Submit a Band Inquiry Form for events.

Submit a Restaurant/Food Vendor Application for events.

Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging

EV charging is available at the Town Center. There are:

• 4 Electrify America DCFC Stations 150-kilowatt hours (kwh) to 350 kwh (parking deck, lower level)
• 12 Tesla DCFC stations 350 kwh (parking deck, lower level)
• 6 Level 2 charging stations (parking deck, two on each level)

When entering the Town Center from State Route 141, head straight, through the traffic circle, and turn right at the Cinebistro.

Splash Pad

Runs from 9 am to 7 pm.

• No dogs
• No glass products
• No persons with open wounds, sores, or illnesses permitted
• No regular diapers (children not potty trained must wear a swim diaper and plastic/vinyl cover under their swimwear)

Town Green Rules

1. Town Center is open every day from 7 am to 11 pm (No overnight camping is allowed)
2. No Loitering (Hanging Out) in the Parking Deck or on the roof of the Parking Deck.
3. Leave things as you found them. (Pick up after yourself and anyone you brought with you and return furniture from where you got it)
4. Behave as if your mother is watching (because she could be… there are cameras everywhere)
5. Don't bring prohibited items:
   • Glass bottles and glass containers of any kind
   • Barbecue grills, rice cookers, electric plug-in devices
   • Fireworks, sparklers, silly string, snap poppers, and candles
   • Sidewalk chalk
   • Smoking, vaping, and all tobacco products
   • Illegal substances and drugs
   • Sound amplifiers
   • Only for 'Last Saturday Of The Month' concerts: No coolers larger than 12 quarts (up to 18 can capacity) [Larger coolers are allowed at other times]
   • Motorized vehicles including scooters and golf carts (unless used by individuals with mobility impairments or with permission from the City for special events), and food trucks
6. Don't stake or attach items to the ground or fixtures. Items such as umbrellas, tents, and signs are not allowed
7. Leave your mark on the world, but not on the Town Green: don't use chalk, crayons, markers, etc. on any surface

Guests are expected to behave respectfully and follow the Town Green policy, and state and local laws. Any guest acting in a manner that is deemed unsafe can be subject to eviction.

History of the Town Center

The city of Peachtree Corners was founded in July 2012 and just one year later purchased the 21-acre undeveloped tract of land, one of the few remaining in the city. The property had been slated for 267 garden apartments. City leaders thought a mixed-use development was a much better fit for the location and stepped in and offered to purchase the property.

A developer was selected for the project in 2013, planning began shortly thereafter. Ground was broken on June 30, 2017. The groundbreaking represented a milestone for the young city that incorporated as Gwinnett County's sixteenth city only 6 years before the Town Center opened.