Taste Of Alpharetta 2026: Date, Time, Info

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If you want that familiar feel of the neighborhood festival, you need to head to North Fulton County. The Taste of Alpharetta is happening the second weeked in May and it promises to be a feast for the senses.

Taste of Alpharetta is coming back around and this time it’s full of more great food from area chefs and restaurants. Rain or shine, this event is going to be one of those must-attend festivals in Atlanta.

The event will have live music performances by Adam Patterson, DejaBlue Grass, The Platonics, Sami Michelson and more.

When Is The Taste Of Alpharetta?

The 31st annual Taste of Alpharetta festival – May 14, 2026 in downtown Alpharetta.

Where Will The Taste of Alpharetta Be Located?

The Taste of Alpharetta is located at 50 Canton St, Alpharetta, GA 30009. Here is a map to help you find it.

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