Gwinnett Braves Stadium

Always a hit, Lawrenceville’s newest attraction is the Gwinnett Braves Stadium. The Gwinnett Braves boast 144 games per season and a friendly family experinece with tickets as low as five dollars. Owned and operated by the Atlanta Braves, the Gwinnett Braves provide an intimate AAA baseball experience that will remind you of why you fell in love with the game!

For more infomation, visit them online at www.gwinnettbraves.com.

Historic Downtown Lawrenceville

In Lawrenceville you are surrounded by great dining, and unique shops, for fun, food, and furnishings as well as access to history museums and monuments. The 30 specialty establishments just in the downtown district will fulfill your relaxed search for treasures, casual gift hunt, or ladies-day-out spree. History buffs are invited to view the Gwinnett Historic Courthouse grounds and galleries, Veteran’s Museum, Historic Female Seminary, Historic town cemetery and other notable monuments, or self-guided walking tour of points of interest.

Aurora Theatre

Enjoy intimate grandeur at the Aurora Theatre where old world charm and comfort meets cutting edge technology – all created to enhance your enjoyment of live performance. At the Aurora Theatre, intimate plays, renowned musicals, children’s playhouse programs, cabarets, comedy, and much more fill the stages for your delight.

For more information on shows and prices, contact the Aurora Theatre at (678)226-6222 or visit www.auroratheatre.com

Lawrenceville Ghost Tours

Highlighting the most vivid stories of the strange and supernatural, a costumed guide leads ghost tour groups on a 90-minute adventure on the Historic Square in beautiful Downtown Lawrenceville. Lawrenceville’s macabre tales will send a chill down your spine. Tours begin at the Aurora Theatre (128 Pike Street). May - September weekends only. Every evening in October.

For more information, contact the Aurora Theatre at 678)226-6222 or visit www.scarystroll.com

Gwinnett Historic Courthouse

Built in 1885 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Gwinnett Historic Courthouse sits majestically on the square in historic downtown Lawrenceville.

The building is open to the public for self-guided tours, 10:00am-4:00pm, Mondays-Fridays, and 10:00am-2:00pm on Saturdays. The building and grounds are also available for private rentals and play host to a number of special events throughout the year, such as the Annual Lighting of the Tree and the Moonlight & Music Summer Concert Series. Unique architectural features include original turret (balcony) and clock tower, chandelier lighting, 24-foot ceilings, wood-carved moldings, wainscoting, Palladian windows, faux fireplaces and an outdoor gazebo on a meticulously manicured lawn.

The courthouse is also home to the Gwinnett Historical Society on the second floor the Gwinnett Veterans Council Memorial Museum on the first floor; the George Williams Collection of antique furniture, books and paintings in Room 122; and revolving art exhibits that line the main hallway.

For more information, contact the Gwinnett Historic Courthouse at (770)822-5450.

The Gwinnett Veterans Council War Memorial Museum is a tribute to the brave men and women who have defended our land and liberties from the Civil War to the present. Located on the first floor of the Gwinnett Historic Courthouse, this museum covers wars from the 19th century to the present, including the Civil War, World War I, World War II, Korean, Vietnam, the Persian Gulf Wars, and Operation Enduring Freedom.

As you tour the museum, you'll be captivated by the stories of both the men and women who gave so much to our country and for our freedoms. The museum is filled with an awe-inspiring collection of wartime artifacts, memorabilia and uniforms from all branches of service. The exhibits have been compiled by the Gwinnett Veterans Council, and include Veterans' personal stories. This museum is a must see, and has been designed to serve as an educational center and memorial for generations to come.



For more information, please visit their website vetmemorialmuseum.tripod.com

Lawrenceville Female Seminary & Gwinnett History Museum

The Gwinnett History Museum, housed in the Lawrenceville Female Seminary, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Originally built in the 1830s, it was first used as a finishing school for the county's young women. Unfortunately, a fire destroyed the original structure, and a new building was constructed in 1855. Later the Female Seminary was converted into a "civic center" for community activities, meetings, clubs, seminars, and at one time even housed a local radio station. The Gwinnett History Museum currently includes exhibits on farm life, textiles, religion, schools and traditional music. Other displays relate to and interpret life in Gwinnett County. The Heritage Programming and Preservation Office promotes heritage preservation through special events, monthly coffeehouse nights, research assistance, and classes in subjects such as quilting, spinning and the dulcimer.

For more information, contact the Lawrenceville Female Seminary at (770)822-5178.

Medieval Times

A great tournament, a trial of mighty warriors and ancient kings…Medieval Times is an adventure unlike anything you have ever experienced. During each live performance, guests of the castle enjoy an authentic medieval feast while the majesty and grandeur of a time long past comes to life. Cheer your brave knight to victory as he challenges opposing knights in hand-to-hand combat and, of course, the joust. Who will rise victorious and claim the honor of "First Knight – Champion to the King?" Come experience the excitement!

For more information, contact Medieval Times at 1-888-WE-JOUST or visit them online at www.medievaltimes.com.