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(Forsyth County, GA) Here are some things to do this weekend in Forsyth County:. Stand-up comedian Andrew Stanley (and friends) will perform Saturday, July 29 from 7-9 p.m. at the Lou Sobh Amphitheater. The amphitheater is welcoming its first stand-up comedy act for an evening of “family-friendly comedy.” The performance is free.

(Forsyth County, GA) In the past few months, the Cumming City Center has come to life with many new restaurants, shops, and other businesses opening their doors. Recently Good Chemistry Health & Med Spa joined this growing group. This Saturday, July 29, they are celebrating by hosting a grand opening event from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m.

(Forsyth County, GA) Forsyth County families will soon be able to visit a new museum at the Cumming City Center. Cumming Mayor Troy Brumbalow said he hopes to officially open the Cumming Fire Museum to the public by the end of July.

(Forsyth County, GA) Forsyth County art lovers can head to the Cumming City Center this September for the second annual Cumming Art Fest. From Saturday, September 16 to Sunday, September 17, the Cumming City Center’s main street will be lined with over 100 booths filled with handmade crafts and art including paintings, photography, pottery, jewelry, food and more. Entertainers will be performing and children can play at the Kidz Zone.

(Cumming, GA) The Cumming City Center continues to expand its list of tenants. Cumming officials said April Richards will bring a salon with a creative edge to the Cumming City Center. She recently signed a lease to relocate Salon AF & Beauty Co., currently located in downtown Cumming on Pirkle Ferry Road, to the City Center.

(Forsyth County, GA) On June 14, new restaurant SliceAbility held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate its official grand opening. Visitors to the Cumming City Center may have already stopped in for a slice of pizza, quiche, or other tasty treat.

(Forsyth County, GA) It’s looking like June will be another busy month for new businesses in Forsyth County. At the Cumming City Center, pizza restaurant SliceAbility and photography studio Rita West Photography are both officially open and the Willis Group of Keller Williams Realty has a ribbon-cutting today. Over on Post Road at the Midway Family Festival, Ice Cream Social recently opened up just in time for hot summer weather.

(Forsyth County, GA) The Cumming City Council approved a developer to conduct a hotel feasibility study on the Cumming Center during a work session meeting on Tuesday, June 6. City Administrator Phil Higgins said they have been approached in the past by other developers interested in building a hotel who have asked if the city had already completed a hotel feasibility study, which has not been done.

(Forsyth County, GA) Several new businesses announced opening dates or shared exciting news this week. Though Whataburger announced its coming-soon Cumming location first, a second Texas-based restaurant has beaten them to the opening date. Shipley Do-Nuts, a Houston-based gourmet donut maker since the 1930s, opened its first location in Georgia this week at 3225 Keith Bridge Road in Cumming. Oziel “Ozzie” Rodriguez, who also owns Coal Mountain Package Store and Palapas Bar and Grill, is the owner. He plans to open several other locations in the local area.

(Forsyth County, GA) Months after the Cumming City Center’s official opening, one of its tenants is finally ready to open its doors to the public. Top KNOTch Boutique will host a grand opening celebration this Saturday, March 18 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

(Forsyth County, GA) This Saturday, Cumming will hold its first-ever wine-tasting festival at the Cumming City Center. The Cumming Wine Festival is presented by the restaurant Homestead and will feature samples from over 50 wineries and distributors from around the country as well as food, a full bar and live music.

(Cumming, GA) As springtime nears, get ready for another family event. Cumming officials announced Tuesday that Pieces & Peaches, a local mother-daughter-owned fashion clothing boutique, will host the spring seasonal pop-up market at the Cumming City Center.

(Forsyth County, GA) The City of Cumming will be celebrating its fourth annual Arbor Day at the Cumming City Center on Friday, February 17. Arbor Day in Georgia is celebrated every year on the third Friday of February to recognize and educate the public about the importance of trees.

(Cumming, GA) A chiropractic practice that places value in helping families live well and thrive is headed to the Cumming City Center development. The city announced Monday that Cumming Family Chiropractic. is moving to the center. Owner and operator Dr. Diana Husk, a local Forsyth County mom, is bringing her specialized chiropractic care to local families at the City Center.

The Willis Group signed a lease for new space at the Cumming City Center.Photo byCity of Cumming. (Forsyth County, GA) A new business tenant is coming to the Cumming City Center.

The new Santa Maria restaurant.Photo byCity of Cumming. (Cumming, GA) Get ready for a taste of Spain in the heart of Cumming. Chef and restaurateur Mariano Garcia is bringing the flavors of Spanish and Latin American tapas and beverages to the Cumming City Center with his restaurant, Santa Maria. Garcia is also involved with Fuego Tortilla in Marietta and Fuego Mar Mexican and Seafood Restaurant in Senoia.

Rita West Photography will have a studio next year at the Cumming City Center.Photo by(Rita West Photography) (Forsyth County, GA) A Forsyth County photographer is the newest tenant to join the growing list of businesses setting up shop at Cumming City Center.

(Forsyth County, GA) It will begin to look a lot like Christmas this Saturday in Cumming. The city’s new Winter Pop-Up Market runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m on November 19 at theCumming City Center.

(Cumming, GA) If you missed the first two free shows at the Cumming City Center, you still have one more chance to dance the night away. The City announced late last week that it will host one more show before the cold weather arrives.

(Forsyth County, GA) Fresh off a successful first concert at Lou Sobh Amphitheater, Cumming officials announced the fun will continue on Friday, October 28, at 7 p.m. when. The Big Beyond, dubbed as one of the inspirational party bands in the country, takes the stage.