Fireworks on the Fourth!
Get an unobstructed view of the Marietta fireworks show from high above the crowds on The Strand terrace! Watch Marietta’s dazzling fireworks display from the fourth level Terrace while enjoying a cocktail
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Fireworks on the Bricks
Get a front-row seat to Marietta's Fourth in the Park Festival on the 4th of July at the Marietta History Center's tables in front of the Kennesaw House! A limited number of
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Bird’s Eye Parade View
Beat the heat (and the crowds) by watching Marietta's Freedom Parade pass directly underneath The Strand terrace at the Bird's Eye Parade View!On the morning of Thursday, July 4, parade-watchers can perch
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Mamma Mia! and Margaritas
Get ready to party it up with a margarita in one hand, your flashiest boa in the other, and a theatre full of your favorite friends at Mamma Mia! (and margaritas)!Set on
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August Wilson’s “Seven Guitars”
It's 1948 in Pittsburgh's Hill District, and blues music echoes throughout the neighborhood. A group of old friends gather to mourn and reminisce about Flloyd "Schoolboy" Barton - a gifted guitarist whose
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Haunted History Tour
Join your friends for an approximate 90-minute, lantern-led walk through historic downtown Marietta. Listen to stories about the dead who still patronize the shops and restaurants, refusing to cross over. You may
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Acworth Farmers Market
The 2024 Historic Downtown Acworth Farmer’s Market will take place on Friday mornings between April 5 and October 25 from 8:00 a.m. to noon. The market is located in the Logan Farm
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The Murder Mystery Company Presents; “Good Riddance”
A two and a half hour long comedic murder mystery where you play alongside professional actors to solve the crime (or not), Hudson Grille Kennesaw welcomes you to “Good Riddance,” a 1990s
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Movies at the Strand: Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again (2018)
Get ready to party it up with a margarita in one hand, your flashiest boa in the other, and a theatre full of your favorite friends at Mamma Mia! (and margaritas)! Come finish
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August Wilson’s “King Hedley II”
King Hedley II continues the stories of characters first introduced in Seven Guitars and shows the tragic realities for Black men in the 1980s Reagan era in Pittsburgh. After seven years in
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