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Hand-rolled ice cream coming to N. Fulton's Avalon

A look down on Avalon's expansion from the top floor of a nine-story office building, where Microsoft and other businesses will have offices. // Mitchell Northam, AJC
A look down on Avalon's expansion from the top floor of a nine-story office building, where Microsoft and other businesses will have offices. // Mitchell Northam, AJC
By Mitchell Northam
June 13, 2017

Avalon isn’t going to stop growing anytime soon.

Just months after the debut of its Boulevard East expansion, the experimental mixed-use development in Alpharetta has announced three new additions to its collections of retailers and restaurants.

Sundance, Club Pilates and Kremo will open at Avalon later this year.

RELATED: Check out this time lapse video of Avalon's expansion

Kremo is a creamery based in Duluth serving hand-made gourmet ice cream rolls, and folks can work that off by hitting up Club Pilates — a studio offering energizing, low-impact full-body workouts. Sundance is a boutique and clothing store founded by Academy Award winner Robert Redford.

“At Avalon, our lineup of the city, region and country’s best restaurants and retailers is constantly evolving to offer the latest and greatest concepts to our community,” said Carla Cox, director of marketing at Avalon. “We’re thrilled to welcome Kremo, Sundance and Club Pilates to the Avalon family and for our Avaloniacs to enjoy.”

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Official dates for these openings have not yet been announced.

A hotel is expected to open at Avalon in January 2018, and South City Kitchen and Starbucks are expected to open soon too. For more information about Avalon, visit experienceavalon.com.

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