Labor Day Weekend, September 4-6

Our biggest and most successful year ever, Arts On The Creek attracted upwards of 10,000 delighted attendees. With our first of what we hope will be many years to come at Perimeter Church, the festival showcased a fantastic array of arts and culture. More than 50 artists in our Artists\' Market, 18 Platinum Sponsors, 15 Gold Sponsors, nine food vendors and 22 business vendors made this year\'s festival the largest Johns Creek has ever seen.

We welcomed out first name sponsor – Fifth Third Bank. Other innovations included 3\'x10’ hanging banners on Medlock Bridge Road, Saturday night move \"Night At The Museum 2,\" a BMW raffle, silent auction, Children\'s Town stage and our very own t-shirts and bottled water.

Photos by Tripod Photography

Labor Day Weekend, August 29-31

2008 was our second year and showed the real potential of Arts On The Creek. Hosted by the Johns Creek United Methodist Church, the great location attracted almost 3,000 attendees.

Music, theater and other entertainment drew record crowds. Families enjoyed a large selection of children’s games. For the first time, we had a vibrant Artists’ Market with a wide variety of creative energy to compliment our Exhibition Art gallery. We have a great response from dozens of local businesses as who set up booths to showcase the great diversity of Johns Creek commerce.

Photos by Ron Cioffi/KRC Communications

September 21-22

Originally named the Johns Creek International Music & Arts Festival, our ignaural festival established the Johns Creek Chamber of Commerce as the only organization ready to make a statement about art in our new city. The Atlanta Chinese Dancers were among the highlights at the Johns Creek Christian Church in late September.

Photos by Ron Cioffi/KRC Communications

With prizes worth at least $600 each year and the eye of influential gallery owners, the AOTC Exhibition Art gallery has attracted some of the top talent in Georgia.