America 250 in Atlanta

Celebrating Our Journey

This July 4, America celebrates the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Honor this historic milestone at these events.

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Suwanee Celebrates America 250 at Town Center Park

This festive evening features live music, family-friendly fun, a Liberty Lap for kids and more. July 11.

The American Revolution in the South: Myth-Vs-Reality at Clayton County Library

This engaging talk explores the myths, overlooked events and perspectives that shaped the Revolutionary War in the South. July 14.

All-American Block Party at Greenville Street Park

Celebrate America’s 250th with a ’90s tribute band, food trucks, activities and more at this newly reopened park. July 18.

Voices & Votes: Democracy in America at Bartow History Museum

This traveling exhibit, in partnership with the Smithsonian Institution, explores independence, voting and the ideas behind democracy. July 25-Sept. 5.

Summer Mission: America250 Edition at Beat The Bomb

Disarm five new America-themed challenges to disarm a red, white and blue paint bomb. Through July 31.

Let Freedom Ring at Lawrenceville Female Seminary

Discover how kids helped ignite a revolution with crafts, musical performances and a special guest appearance. Aug. 1.

Celebrating Our Journey at Gwinnett Historic Courthouse

Enjoy a day of historical activities, traditional games, hands-on crafts, contests and more for history, community and celebration. Aug. 1.

Marietta 250 in Marietta

Celebrate the anniversary of the nation with signature events, engaging exhibits, patriotic performances and more. Through Dec. 4.

Faces of the Revolution Tour at Georgia Capitol Museum

Go on a guided tour to learn more about Georgia’s revolutionary political history. Through Dec. 17.

America250: Tapestry of Generations in Roswell

This year-long celebration honors Roswell’s history with programs, performances, exhibits and public events. Through Dec. 19.

A Patriotic Pathway in Alpharetta

Discover how Alpharetta’s history connects with America’s 250th anniversary. Through Dec. 31.