Taste of East Point: Time, Date, Info

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A Taste of East Point is happening on Saturday, May 4, 2019 from 1 to 9 p.m. The event will take place in downtown East Point.

A Taste of East Point is a family-friendly event that will feature great music, food and art in downtown East Point.

A Taste of East Point: Everything you need to know

There will also be a live music performed on stage all day, featuring many local artists. Vendors from around the area will also be on hand showcasing their handmade works of art, community tables, business booths and much more!

The event is free to attend and parking is free as well. In addition to a wide selection of food, there will be adult beverages available with ID.

Come out and bring your lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy A Taste of East Point.

Where will A Taste of East Point be held?

A Taste of East Point take place at the Downtown Commons, 2757 East Point Street – just one block from the East Point MARTA Train Station. Here is a map to help you find it.


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