
Loganville is a small-town community straddling the Gwinnett–Walton county line on the US 78 corridor. Its downtown Town Green at Main Street is the community heart, hosting concerts, movie nights and AutumnFest, while Bay Creek Park and the surrounding parks carry the everyday recreation. It's a quieter, family-oriented alternative to the busier Gwinnett town centers to the west.
“Loganville is the small-town end of the US 78 corridor — a real Main Street Town Green, AutumnFest in October, and Bay Creek Park for the everyday stuff. It's quieter than Suwanee or Duluth, which is exactly the appeal if you want a slower Gwinnett pace.”
Quick Picks
A few editor picks to help you decide what to do first in Loganville.
The community heart at 235 Main Street — concerts, movie nights and the autumn festival.
Best FestivalDowntown's free October festival — crafts, food vendors, live music and kids' activities.
Best Park DayA community park with sports fields, playground and green space for everyday outings.
Best Nearby TripSnellville's Briscoe Park and Stone Mountain Park are a short drive west on US 78.
Seasonal things to do, fall events, and local picks in and around Loganville.
September 1 – November 15
The places and experiences that define Loganville — with honest notes on what each is best for.
The community heart of downtown at 235 Main Street — host to concerts, movie nights and Loganville AutumnFest through the year.
A community park with sports fields, a playground and green space — the everyday recreation anchor for Loganville families.
The Highway 78 commercial strip carries Loganville's everyday restaurants and services, with local and chain options along the corridor.
Loganville sits between Stone Mountain Park to the west and historic Monroe to the east, putting two day-trip destinations within a short drive on US 78.
Nearby Places Worth Exploring
These destinations are near Loganville but are separate places — clearly labeled so you always know where you're headed.
Fall 2026
Verified fall festivals, fairs, and seasonal events in and around Loganville, Georgia.

Downtown Loganville's autumn festival — crafts, food vendors, live music, kids' activities, and seasonal family fun.

A free family fall festival on the Snellville Towne Green — food trucks, live music, kids' zone, trunk-or-treat, and seasonal fun.

Gwinnett's signature county fall fair — carnival rides, livestock shows, live music, fair food, and family entertainment over 10 days.

A heritage fair at the historic Elisha Winn House — pioneer crafts, demonstrations, food, and Gwinnett history on the grounds.

A long-running juried arts and crafts festival in Lilburn City Park — 200+ crafters, food, live music, and family activities.

A downtown Winder Halloween community event — trunk-or-treat, costume contest, games, food trucks, and seasonal family fun.

Suwanee's signature community festival in Town Center Park — 200+ craft vendors, parade, live music, food, and family fun.

Loganville's best days out are small-town and family-focused — the Town Green, Bay Creek Park and AutumnFest, plus day trips on US 78. Here's how to fill a day.
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Loganville's dining runs along the US 78 corridor — casual family spots, local Southern and BBQ, and Town Green area eateries. Here's how to navigate it.
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Loganville AutumnFest returns October 17, 2026 to downtown with crafts, food vendors, live music and kids' activities. Here's what to know before you go.
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