Cumming City Center June Events: Your Guide to What’s Next

With summer in full swing, Cumming City Center is buzzing with activity. The amphitheater, green spaces and restaurants host a mix of concerts, family festivals, fitness classes and social meetups that capture the community spirit of Forsyth County. Below are the upcoming events after June 19, so you can plan ahead without wading through past dates.

Concerts & Live Music

Stereo FM (June 19): Kick off the weekend with Stereo FM, a band made up of elite musicians with backgrounds ranging from national tours to television and film credits. Their collective vocal range is one of the group’s biggest strengths, and every member can handle multiple styles. Shows in the Summer Concert Series at the Lou Sobh Amphitheater offer free admission and parking; guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets, while outside food and drinks are prohibited.

Slippery When Wet – Bon Jovi Tribute (June 20): The following night, the Ultimate Bon Jovi Tribute takes the stage at 8 PM. The band recreates live arrangements from Bon Jovi’s Crush, Bounce, Have a Nice Day, Lost Highway and Circle tours. It’s one of the most searched Bon Jovi tribute bands on the internet. Admission and parking remain free, but remember to leave coolers, glass bottles and outside alcohol at home.

The LeFevre Quartet (June 26): On Friday night, June 26, the amphitheater hosts this acclaimed gospel group. The LeFevre name has guided gospel music for more than a century, and the quartet formed in 2005 quickly became a fan favourite; within a year they were named Horizon Group of the Year and later earned multiple Dove Award nominations. Their performances blend stellar vocals, high‑energy arrangements and a ministry focused on hope and grace.

Guardians of the Jukebox (June 27) – Saturday night brings a nostalgia trip through the 1980s. Aptly described as “a visual and sonic highlight reel of one of the most influential decades in music history,” Guardians of the Jukebox call themselves a sonic time machine. Expect high‑energy performances of hits by Toto, Hall & Oates, Depeche Mode, Lionel Richie and more. As with other concerts in the series, admission is free and outside food or drink is not allowed.

Community Service & Markets

Georgia Blood Drive (June 20, 3 – 8:30 PM): Before the Bon Jovi tribute, the Allo Hope Foundation, Cumming City Center and LifeSouth host a blood drive by the fountain. The drive honours Josie Anne Luevano, whose life was cut short because she didn’t receive needed transfusions. Organisers note that the American Red Cross has declared an emergency blood shortage and encourage donors to help save lives. If you can’t donate in person, you can contribute to the foundation’s fundraiser.

Cumming Farmers Market (June 27, 7 – 11 AM): The weekly market sets up in the Vision Parkway parking lot at the City Center. Shoppers will find farm‑fresh produce, locally raised meats and honey, homemade breads and desserts, handmade crafts and potted plants. Parking is available along Vision Parkway, but the main street, amphitheater and putting course areas remain off‑limits during the market.

Family & Kids’ Activities

Hooray for Jump Day (June 24, 1 – 7 PM): Every Wednesday through July, the City Center partners with Jump N Jacks Moonwalks for an afternoon of bounce houses, water slides and games. Admission is $10 per child.

Slide Into Sundays (June 28, 12 – 8 PM): On select Sundays the green space transforms into a giant play zone with inflatables and water slides. The price is $10 per child, making it an affordable way to beat the heat.

Slicey Summer Camp (June 24, 11 AM – 12:30 PM): SliceAbility’s staff host a mini‑camp on Wednesdays featuring hands‑on pizza‑making and kid‑friendly activities. Pair this with Jump Day for a full afternoon of fun. (Note: this event comes from the City Center bulletin board and may not have a dedicated event page.)

Food & Drink Specials

For a more laid‑back outing, check out these upcoming specials from local eateries:

• Tin Cup Monday Specials (June 22 & 29): Start the week with $1 wings and $3 domestic pints at Tin Cup Grill. Dine in and enjoy the patio overlooking the putting course.
• Wine Down Wednesday (June 24): The Loft offers “10 for $10” wings and half‑price wine by the glass or bottle from 5–9 PM.
• Tin Cup Thirsty Thursday (June 25): Sip $10 “It’s Vodka” martinis all day at Tin Cup Grill.
• Tin Cup Friday Special (June 19 & 26) : Unwind with half‑price bottles of wine every Friday.
• Weekend Brunch (Saturdays & Sundays) – Homestead serves brunch classics from 10 AM to 3 PM, while Tin Cup Grill offers brunch from 11 AM to 3 PM. Enjoy pancakes, omelets, mimosas and more while taking in views of the park.

Fitness & Wellness

Monday Mood: Yoga on the Green (June 22 & 29, 6 – 7 PM): Bring a mat and water for this free all‑levels yoga class. Sessions end with a short meditation, and everyone is welcome. The Heart Studio suggests bringing friends and family to enjoy the evening.

Zumba Sunset Sweat (June 23, 7 – 8 PM): Join Allyson from OneLife Fitness for a high‑energy, Latin‑inspired dance workout under the setting sun. The event is free; participants should bring water, a towel and comfortable shoes.

Jazzercise Move & Groove (June 26, 8:30 – 9:30 AM) : This outdoor class combines cardio, dance and strength training. It aims to boost heart health and tone muscles. Organisers recommend bringing water, small weights and an exercise mat.

Games & Social Meetups

Singles Social Tuesdays (June 23 & 30, 6:30 – 9:30 PM) – Each Tuesday brings a meetup at a different City Center venue. Participants wear white and enjoy a casual atmosphere with cocktails and conversation. Upcoming locations include Santa Maria on June 23 and Tin Cup Grill on June 30. It’s a great way to meet neighbors or make new friends.

Tuesday Game Nights (June 23 & 30) – Tin Cup Grill hosts Music Bingo from 7–9 PM, while Crooked Culture Brewing runs Trivia Night at the same time. The Well offers free poker from 7–10 PM on Tuesdays, and a Sunday poker session from 2–5 PM on June 21 and 28.

$10 Putt Putt Wednesday (June 24) – The City Center’s putting course drops to $10 per person per game all day on Wednesday. Make it a family challenge or a friendly date.

Wine Down Wednesday & Trivia – In addition to the drink specials mentioned above, The Loft hosts Adult Trivia at 8 PM on June 25 for guests ages 21+. Test your knowledge and win bragging rights.

Why These Events Matter for Local Real Estate

The Cumming City Center is more than an entertainment venue; it’s a reflection of the community’s growth. Free concerts, farmers markets and wellness classes attract residents and visitors alike, boosting foot traffic for nearby retailers and restaurants. Family‑friendly festivals and game nights foster connections among neighbors, while fitness classes encourage an active lifestyle, all qualities that contribute to Forsyth County’s strong quality of life.

For homebuyers and investors, these events showcase the amenities that make Cumming and its surrounding areas desirable. A vibrant town center with regular programming supports property values and signals a commitment to community. If you’re considering a move or investment in the area, attending a few of these events can provide insight into the lifestyle the City Center offers.

Conclusion

As June draws to a close, there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy the Cumming City Center. From high‑energy concerts and nostalgic tribute shows to kids’ jump days, yoga sessions, trivia nights and farmers markets, the calendar offers something for everyone. Pack your lawn chair, grab your friends and family, and explore the events that make Cumming such a lively place to live.

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