I have been trying to attend this festival for years and I finally did! It is worth your time. So…read moremuch to choose from foods: deserts, gyros, corn dogs, foot long corn dogs, bacon on a stick, funnel cake and more. There all types of lemonade, beer and water. Many things to buy crafts, jewelry, pots & pans, cheese cutting boards, baskets, paintings and more. There is a kid's inflatable area and petting zoo. Sooo much happening at this festival close to home with that fall vibe, was a perfect activity for me. It is always held the last Saturday and Sunday of September. Make plans for next year if you missed it.

I used to go to this festival every year as a kid and absolutely loved all the activities,…read moredifferent foods & stalls! I got to go back this year after a longgg time and was kind of surprised in how it turned more into a food festival, there was literally a whole strip just dedicated to food vendors. There was such a wide variety of foods from all sorts of different authentic cuisines to snacks and homemade treats for on the go! We ended up getting a frozen pink lemonade, elotes and the impossible gyoza. One of the stalls did sell fresh apple cider donuts and I would definitely recommend getting them if you go! Overall such a good time and experience with your friends and family! You can easily spend a couple hours here and they have a mini pumpkin patch, face painting, live music you name it! It's only one weekend though so be sure you're free!

FIRST ANNUAL DULUTH ARTS FESTIVAL!…read more This past weekend, I attended the Inaugural debut of the Duluth Arts Festival featuring live music performances, and art vendors. The artists displayed a variety of art forms such as photography, painting, glass, jewelry, leather goods and others. It was a very small turn out of vendors which surprised me because I am just accustomed to the massive throng of vendors that are all over the place during the Duluth Fall Festival. The greatest aspect of the festivals is that they are held on the beautiful Town Center lawn. It is the primary gathering place for community events and the perfect setting thanks to his expansive space and beautifully landscaped areas. I was simply looking forward to relaxing in my favorite chair, enjoying a cool breeze and listening to some great music. LET'S TALK ABOUT THE GOOD: The venue and weather was perfect on this day The professional guitarist was great. They had a GREAT play area for kids. They had great picnic tables with umbrellas placed right near the stage for diners. It was really a nice touch. LET'S TALK ABOUT WHAT NEEDS WORK: I would love to see a larger variety of vendors because we tend to travel to fairs and festivals quite often and are growing tired of seeing the same vendors over and over again. I love creativity and I just know that there are artists out there who work with different and unusual materials. This problem will probably resolve itself over time as more vendors sign up for the event. The first musical act happened to be students and not professionals. At an Inaugural event, you really need to put your best foot forward and make a great first impression. If the students cannot perform at a professional level, they simply should not be featured. For us, the first act sets the tone because if the music is bad, we can't stay. There were only three food trucks, hotdogs, burgers and quesadillas. They simply needed more variety and healthier options. Although they considered their bean and cheese quesadilla the healthier alternative, I did not. They needed at least one food venue with a lighter menu but, this was not a major issue for us because we tend to pack our own food. Hopefully, they will tweak things and next year's festival will be bigger and better. ***This is a two-day weekend festival. ***Feel free to bring your favorite chairs and snacks. ***Arrive early for great parking and choice seats. Normally, you have the entire lawn available but this time much of the available space was taken over by the large kid's area and the food trucks.

This was a fun and free event, but parking was atrocious!!! You had to wind your car through high…read moregrass and massive bumps for a very long way before parking in knee high grass with huge red ant hills. I almost skipped the fest drove the hell out of there. If they are going to use this area again, then they need to mow the grass and use signs.

Looking for a GREAT little REASONABLY-PRICED and (icing on the cake) CHRISTIAN print shop?…read more I needed some color copies for our Christmas letters, and of course ran out of printer ink. Other shops wanted over $.50 PER PAGE to make copies. So I noticed this little sign in Duluth that said "Printing", and discovered ATLANTA AD GRAPHICS. They're just north of downtown, on Buford Hwy., and a sweet lady named Tammy not only helped me figure out how to get the best look for printing my Christmas letters, but it was HALF the price of the other store and she even gave me a couple extra copies! Imagine---personalized service, people who KNOW what they are doing, and who go OUT OF THEIR WAY to help you---what a concept! I am not a professional endorser nor am I paid to be one on TV, but I will be GOING BACK to this place. Take a look at the best-kept PRINTING secret in Atlanta!

Just tonight discovered that the little print shop I loved in 2014 isn't gone--it just moved to…read moreLawrenceville! This place is WORTH going OUT OF YOUR WAY for--they go the second mile and provide excellent service! I'll definitely be back--now that I've found them again (on Crogan St in Lawrenceville!)

quality service and products! very professional and well priced. top tier business for all…read moremarketing needs!

Superb customer service and products! Highly recommend working with Cornelius and his team!read more