View the latest aerial images of the construction of Medley, the 43-acre mixed-use development in the Johns Creek Town Center. Medley is bringing together shopping, dining, greenspace, workplaces, and places to gather — all designed to create a vibrant Johns Creek Town Center experience. Located at Johns Creek Parkway and McGinnis Ferry Road, Medley will include retail and restaurants, a boutique hotel, modern office space, new residences, and an activated central plaza. As part of the 192-acre

Exciting things are happening in the Johns Creek Town Center! Economic Development Director Randall Toussaint highlights one of the projects currently underway in the Town Center area. Private sector investments like Toro Development Company’s $400 million mixed-use development, Medleyjohnscreek, coupled with City-managed intersection improvements, Creekside Park construction, and public art programming, are all paving the way for Johns Creek to continue its strategic focus on the Town Center. L

Major progress is being made on the 192-acre Town Center, transforming it into a vibrant community hub full of life and activity. Highlights include: • Construction is underway on The Boardwalk at Town Center, the new park behind City Hall opening Summer 2026, complete with terraced seating, an amphitheater, and an elevated walking trail • The mixed-use Medley development is rising fast and will bring homes, shops, offices, hotels, and more in fall 2026. • Major road and trail improvements are i

Johns Creek is home to a growing network of trails that help support a healthy, active lifestyle. More than 100 miles of trails in our parks and along roadways are part of the City’s ongoing commitment to connectivity - linking neighborhoods, parks, and key destinations to make it easier and safer for residents to walk, bike, roll, or jog. As a leader in health, wellness, and innovation, the City’s trails are one of several components that contribute to the overall quality of life in our well-co

As crews reconstruct Rogers Bridge, a pedestrian connection across the Chattahoochee River between Fulton & Gwinnett counties, we look back at the bridge's history and the community surrounding it. In this video, Johns Creek residents Jean Taylor Miller and Beverly Taylor Thompson reflect on growing up in 20th Century Johns Creek and the significance of the restored bridge being included in the future Cauley Creek Park. More information about the Rogers Bridge Replacement project: https://bit.ly

From sculptures to murals, Johns Creek is full of creative corners - vibrant public art tucked into parks, along trails, and throughout public spaces across the city. Each piece has a story to tell, reflecting the spirit, history, and creativity of our community. But it’s more than just eye-catching - public art enhances the quality of life, sparks connection, and makes everyday spaces feel a little more inspiring. Visit the City website to view an interactive map and discover all the public art