A new festival with food, games, vendors and music will invade Johns Creek this year.
On April 21, the Johns Creek International Festival makes its debut.
The festival will be held from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Heisman Field at 1930 Bobby Jones Drive. It will feature food trucks, a wine garden, live music, dance performances and plenty of activities for kids and adults.
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Admission to the festival is free and so is parking. Many of the vendors will accept credit cards.
ExploreGeorgia.org previewed the event and ran down a list of a few food items visitors should sample at the festival. That list includes garlic naan bites, hummus from ADDA Sports Pub, chimney cakes, po'boys and spicy bon bon chicken.
Cuisines from China, New Orleans, Hungary and other cultures will be featured.
Proceeds from this event benefit Leadership Johns Creek. It is presented by Emory Johns Creek Hospital and several other sponsors.
For more on the festival, visit Johns Creek's website.
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