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Gwinnett’s Got Social?
"Local happenings, straight up — the way your neighbor should have told you."
The Gwinnett Loop Social Club: Zero Filters, Full Volume.

🔥 Hot or Not 🥶 Let us know via email [email protected]
This isn’t your grandma’s social club.
No boring mixers. No awkward icebreakers. Just unforgettable nights, inside jokes, and stories you’ll still be telling at brunch. Picture this(some of our event ideas)…
🌌 Constellation Conversations Night Hike
Step off the pavement and into the stars. A guided night hike where the sky becomes your ceiling and stories become your compass. You’ll learn the constellations, swap tales around a lantern glow, and maybe even spot a shooting star. It’s part astronomy, part campfire soul talk.
🌲 Silent Forest Walk + Journaling
No phones. No small talk. Just you, the hush of the woods, and a notebook waiting to catch your thoughts. A mindfulness guide will lead you through a quiet walk where every crunch of a leaf feels louder and every breath feels deeper. We end by writing down what surfaced—a reset button for your brain.
🪁 LED Kite Festival
Imagine the night sky dotted with glowing, neon kites you helped design. Music drifts through the air, families and friends laugh in the field, and your creation dances among the stars. It’s art, play, and spectacle all in one—a festival where you look up for once.
🕵️ Live-Action Clue Night
Was it Marlene or Tracy in the library with the candlestick? Or maybe… you? Step into a mansion-style setting, where every guest is a suspect and every hallway hides a clue. Teams race to solve the mystery while enjoying themed cocktails and bites. It’s part party, part theater, part detective work.
⏳ Time Traveler’s Social
One signup. One era. Zero excuses. You might get assigned the roaring ‘20s, the groovy ‘70s, or even Victorian London. Then, you show up fully in character—costumes, slang, and all. By the end of the night, you’ll have crossed centuries and swapped stories with “locals” from every decade.
🥂 Speakeasy Night
A whispered password. A door that doesn’t look like a door. And on the other side? Jazz, low lighting, and the feeling that you’ve just slipped into a secret. Cocktails served in coupe glasses, music that hums in your chest, and the thrill of being “in on it.” Gwinnett gets prohibition-era chic—for one night only.
It’s where Gwinnett’s sharpest, quirkiest, and most adventurous locals come to trade small talk for big experiences. One month you’re stargazing on a night hike, the next you’re flying glowing kites, solving a murder mystery, or sneaking into a speakeasy with a password at the door.
– Coop
👉 Now the question:
Would you pay $40/month for this lineup of experiences? |

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📅 The Essentials
Weekend Outlook: High Chance of Shenanigans

🎆 Gwinnett Balloon Glow & Drone + Laser Show
🎯 FRIDAY – September 5, 2025
Lawrenceville
🎶 Bring Your Own Vinyl Night
Vinyl lovers, unite! Bring your own record to spin or choose one from the house collection. Sip exclusive cocktails and vibe out to music that’s as cool as you are.
📍 Third Rail Distillery | ⏰ 6:00–11:00 PM
🔗 Event Details
Hampton (Gwinnett County)
🎆 Gwinnett Balloon Glow & Drone + Laser Show
Watch hot air balloons illuminated under the night sky, set to an epic drone and laser light show at Atlanta Motor Speedway. A glowing experience you won’t forget.
📍 Atlanta Motor Speedway | ⏰ 5:00–11:00 PM
🔗 Event Details
Lawrenceville / Buford
🎸 Sawyer Brown @ The Bowl
Country music fans, rejoice! Catch a live performance from the iconic country band Sawyer Brown—high energy and hit songs guaranteed.
📍 The Bowl at Gwinnett County | ⏰ Doors at 7:00 PM
🔗 Event Details

🎯 SATURDAY– September 8, 2025
Duluth
🚚 Monster Jam® Pit Party & Show
Rev your engines: get up close with massive monster trucks, meet drivers, grab autographs, and stick around for heart-pounding action. (Pit Party starts at noon; full show at 1:00 PM & 7:00 PM.)
📍 Gas South Arena | ⏰ Pit Party: 10:30 AM–12:00 PM; Shows 1:00 PM & 7:00 PM
🔗 Event Details
Gwinnett County (multiple locations)
🍻 2025 Gwinnett Beer Week — Kickoff & Weekend Fun
From trivia rooms to tap takeovers, beer bingo to karaoke, weeklong Brewstravaganza is in full swing—get those growlers ready for live music, limited pours, and local beer culture on tap.
📍 Various venues countywide | ⏰ All day
🔗 Event Details
Peachtree Corners
🎪 Community Fair at Landmark Church
Bring the whole crew for a day of family-friendly fun—think crafts, games, local vendors, and community spirit in full swing.
📍 Landmark Church, Peachtree Corners | ⏰ 10:00 AM–?
🔗 Event Details

🎯 SUNDAY – September 7, 2025
Lawrenceville
🐾 Barks & Brews at Slow Pour Brewing
Bring your best four-legged friend for an afternoon of snuggles, treats, and local sips. Shop from artisan pet vendors, craft a one-of-a-kind bandana, enter your pup in the Puperlatives contest—and don’t miss the Slow Pour Sunday Market for more local finds.
📍 Slow Pour Brewing | ⏰ 2:00–7:00 PM
🔗 Event Details
Duluth
🛍️ Duluth Farmers & Artisan Market
Fresh produce, handmade goods, and more. Support local vendors.
📍 Duluth Town Green | ⏰ 11:00 AM–5:00 PM
🔗 Event Details
Sugar Hill
🎓 Gwinnett Church: Senior Sunday
Celebrating the Class of 2025 with special services. Congrats to all of you from TGL!
📍 Gwinnett Church | ⏰ 9:15 & 11:15 AM
🔗 Event Details
💺The Couch Potato
🎥 Weekend Watchlist: No Skips Allowed
Your queue deserves better than background noise. These four picks bring newsroom meltdowns, FBI gray areas, goth deadpan, and spies who drink more than they save.
Call it prestige, call it pulp—but don’t call it filler. Whether you’re hiding from chores, pretending emails don’t exist, or settling in for a full-on couch residency, this lineup isn’t background TV. It’s the main event.
From copy-room chaos to espionage disasters, this week’s screen time comes with teeth.
![]() The Paper, PeacockThe Office DNA mutates into newsroom chaos. Quirky staff, clunky tech, and Greg Daniels’ gift for cringe comedy—it’s déjà vu, but with headlines instead of TPS reports. | ![]() Task, HBO MaxMark Ruffalo plays an FBI agent in over his head. Home invasions, ethical knots, and suburban secrets—dark, moody, and expensive (in a good way). |
![]() Wednesday: Season 2, Part 2, NetflixMore murders, more gothic one-liners, and oh yeah—Lady Gaga now roams Nevermore. Wednesday stays weird, stylish, and perfectly unbothered. | ![]() Slow Horses, Apple TV+Spy show for people who don’t own passports. Gary Oldman leads a misfit MI5 team that’s too blunt for bureaucracy and too broken for regular espionage. |
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🍽 Good Eats: Fire & Seoul in Duluth
“Southern BBQ Meets Korean Fire”—No, Really.
Duluth just got a culinary juju boost with Fire & Seoul, a Korean BBQ spot that flips the script on “tabletop grilling.” Here, meats don’t hit your table—they’re charred over 🔥hip and open wood-fire pits run by chefs behind the scene. So you get all the smoky, sticky goodness without smelling like a campfire disaster.
Don’t skip their Gochujang Honey Ribs, braised short ribs, or the customizable jjim stew—order your spice level and watch it glow. It’s Korean comfort food, elevated and unapologetic.
📍 Location: Duluth, GA (check their site for exact address)
⏰ Hours: Dinner service (typical nights)
🔗 More Info: @fireandseoulatl
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🧠Weekly $25 Give-A-Way
Which world-famous comedian, known for movies like Ride Along and Jumanji, once called Gwinnett County home during his early years?
A. Chris Rock
B. Kevin Hart
C. Katt Williams
D. Dave Chappelle
👉 First to reply with the correct answer wins. Bragging rights included. Gift card optional. Email us at [email protected] with your answer for a chance to win a $25 Amazon Gift Card!
Last Week’s Answer: Lawrenceville
Last Week’s Winner: Jillian Dicks (Congrats Jill!)
Submission Time: 9:08 AM EST
Until next time,
Your Nosey Neighbor