Gwinnett Daily Post | Meghan Kotowski

THE DISH: The Uptown Grille

This Suwanee spot serves American cuisine.

Norcross to hold concert, strawberry day

The 2013 Summer Concert Series kicks off this weekend, plus there is a strawberry stroll.

Memorial Day 2013 events in Gwinnett

This Memorial Day weekend Gwinnett has it all, from patriotic concerts to memorial services in honor our soldiers.

New Dawn Theater to host moving sale

The venue is getting rid of items to make its move easier in the future.

Bowling alley to upgrade in Peachtree Corners

Brunswick's at 6345 Spalding Drive will re-open in the middle of July with new equipment, restaurant and furniture.

Gem Shopping Network invited to Michelle Obama's luncheon

The Duluth-based business was a part of the 101th First Lady's Luncheon in Washington, D.C. last Wednesday.

Laughter to raise funds for Duluth nonprofit

The Rotary Club of Gwinnett County is hosting a comedy night with David Ferrell to raise funds for Rainbow Village.

Sherlock, Watson hit the stage in Snellville

New London Theatre presents "Hound of the Baskervilles."

Former GDP reporter releases book of short ‘Rhapsodies’

Josh Green releases "Dirtyville Rhapsodies," a collection of fictional stories.

Day of art comes to Suwanee

The fourth annual Arts in the Park returns to Suwanee's Town Center Park.

Dacula is gearing up for Memorial Day

The city has honored the fallen soldiers for 20 years in a row.

Haunting tours back in Lawrenceville

The Aurora Theatre announces the return of its Lawrenceville Ghost Tours.

THE DISH: Pizzeria Venti

This Snellville eatery offers pizza, gelato, pasta and salads.

Barefoot in the Park open for two days

The annual tradition returns with art and international entertainment May 11-12.

Dacula author to launch book at Aurora Theatre

William Thomas Oakes is launching his first novel, "Karma."

Relay for Life teams to party all night

The Gwinnett Chapter celebrates 20 years at the Gwinnett County Fairgrounds.

Suwanee, Lawrenceville to party with pets

PAWfest and Woofstock return in the name of pooches.

Norcross to host free performances

Free street performances and jazz are offered this weekend in Norcross.

History of gaming to come to Buford

The Gwinnett Environmentl & Heritage Center opens "Playing Together: Games" May 15.

Fasting students raise thousands for hunger

The middle schoolers of Berkmar United Methodist Church raised more than $4,000 for World Vision.

Lilburn race to benefit local developmentally disabled adults

St. John Neumann Catholic Church is hosting the third annual SMILE 5K and one mile fun run May 11.

Race to benefit Boston at Gwinnett Place

"Run for Boston 5K" will benefit The One Fund -- Boston.

Public comes together for day of prayer

Residents and leaders of Duluth gathered to celebrate the National Day of Prayer.

Cat power comes to Gwinnett Fairgrounds

Felines will compete during the Rebel Rousers Cat Club Show.

Southern comedians to hit the stage at Fox

Bill Engvall and Larry the Cable Guy are stopping by to give out belly laughs at the Fox Theatre.

Story of friendship takes flight in 'Lark Eden'

The story between three friends runs through May 26.

Snellville Days ready to celebrate four decades

The two-day event boasts more than 150 vendors, plus live music, entertainment and activities for children.

THE DISH: Daniel's Fresh Kitchen

This Lawrenceville spot serves barbecue, sandwiches and fresh sides.

Andy Velo, Jordan Rager free concert postponed

The two singers kick off Buford Community Center's 2013 concert series.

Duluth shows public design for roundabout art

Artist Michael Dillon gave the public a sneak peek to his new work to be displayed in Duluth.

Nocross plans music, art for Cinco de Mayo

The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Vargas & Harbin Gallery Studio are celebrating the holiday in Norcross.

Couple dedicated to coaching, raising funds for cancer research

Marie and Ed Ferrell joined The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society'sTeam In Training to coach teams and raise money for the cure.

SPOTLIGHT ON SPRING ARTS: Romantic novel parody comes to Atlanta

The comedic play "Spank! The Fifty Shades Parody" comes to the Buckhead Theatre in May.

SPOTLIGHT ON SPRING ARTS: Traveling exhibit makes a pit stop in Atlanta

On June 8, the traveling exhibit called "Weebles Coast to Coast" opens at Children's Museum of Atlanta.

SPOTLIGHT ON SPRING ARTS: Arena ices over for famous characters

Disney On Ice presents "Worlds of Fantasy" is coming to the Arena at Gwinnett Center May 1-5.

SPOTLIGHT ON SPRING ARTS: 2013 spring/summer festivities

It's finally time to put away those winter jackets and remember everything that spring has to offer. Here's a list of a few of the festivals Gwinnett is offering during this festive season.

SPOTLIGHT ON SPRING ARTS: Fernbank takes it to the 'extreme'

The museum pays homage to the humans and mammals of the Ice Age.

Lawrenceville to hold prayer event

The city hosts its annual Prayer in the Square to observe the National Day of Prayer.

Copelands speak at Salvation Army luncheon

At the Salvation Army of Gwinnett's luncheon, guest speakers Andy and Aimee Copeland spoke about how their lives changed in the past year to raise money for the Home Sweet Home program.

THE DISH: Fork Story

This Duluth restaurant serves an Italian-Korean infused selection of dishes.

Spring festivals start in Grayson, Norcross

Both events kick off on April 27.

Barry Manilow to bring music, donate instruments

The legendary singer will perform April 27 as well as collect new or gently used musical instruments for The Manilow Music Project.

3 orchestras to take stage in Duluth

Ludwig Symphony Orchestra, Gwinnett Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, and the GSO Youth Orchestra perform at the Performing Arts Center at Gwinnett Center.