Alive Festival and Taste of BBQ In Suwanee

The Alive! Festival is an annual non-profit Community Family Festival benefiting Project Green. The Alive! Festival is a one-day outdoor event filled with Local Product Vendors, Artists, Food, LIVE MUSIC, a Kids Area and a Taste of BBQ.

For more information about being a sponsor, vendor, food vendor, or participant in our arts & crafts area, please contact us at 770-806-7492 or email kim@aliveexpo.com

The Alive! Festival benefits Project Green, a 501c3 non-profit in Atlanta, GA whose mission is to invest in “A Green Tomorrow.” Project Green will invest in and protect green space initially within the Southeastern United States with plans for expansion into other regions.

Additionally, Project Green will develop and launch an annual “Back to Basics” Summer Camp for underprivileged kids and kids from the foster care system. Back to Basics will teach kids and young people how to interact with one another focusing on building self-esteem and awareness of the environment by incorporating challenging and fun activities.

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