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Area Events
Forsyth Forsythia Festival
We kick off the beautiful spring season with one of the most exciting events of the year: The Forsythia Festival. This free, family-friendly event takes place March 14th-15th, 2026 in downtown Forsyth. Activities include: a two-day arts and crafts show, food vendors, local restaurant special hours, 5K run, live entertainment and more! Saturday & Sunday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm.
Green Tomato Festival
Missed getting your fried green tomatoes? Head over to nearby Juliette for the Green Tomato Festival, October 25-26, 2025, in celebration of the movie, Fried Green Tomatoes, that made Juliette world-famous. Eat at the delicious Whistle Stop Café, browse booths of goods made by local artisans, enjoy live music and partake in the unique shops and boutiques of Juliette!
Hometown Holiday Parade
What can be better than starting the holidays with a parade? Why Santa of course! Join us in town for our 35th Annual Hometown Holiday Parade on Thursday December 4, 2025. The lighted parade winds through downtown Forsyth, spreading holiday cheer to children and adults of all ages.
Area Attractions
Monroe County Historic Courthouse & Downtown Historic District
Located in the heart of downtown Forsyth, this beautifully preserved courthouse (built in 1896) anchors a charming historic district with shops, art galleries, and walking tours.
Poole’s Mill Covered Bridge & Park
Just outside town, this 1901 wooden bridge spans the scenic Settendown Creek. The 10-acre park offers trails, playgrounds, picnic areas, and creek access—a relaxed spot for nature lovers.
Sawnee Mountain Preserve
Explore over 11 miles of hiking trails, educational exhibits at the Visitor Center, the stunning Indian Seats overlook, bird observatory, and family-friendly Fairy Trail. It’s also the highest point in Forsyth County.
Big Creek Greenway – Bethelview Trailhead
This popular multi-use trail spans nearly 10 miles through Forsyth County, connecting to Cumming and Alpharetta. It’s ideal for biking, walking, and enjoying outdoor time along Big Creek.
1823 Artisan Guild & Gallery
Located inside the historic downtown district, this unique gallery showcases local artists, pottery, and fine craftsmanship—perfect for visitors looking to discover local culture and souvenirs.
Dauset Trails Nature Center & Jarrell Plantation Historic Site
Just a short drive away, these attractions offer wildlife exhibits, walking trails, and a deeper look into Monroe County’s history—part interactive nature center and part historic plantation museum.