Loganville News & Events

Things Happening In Loganville

(and surrounding areas)

🎡 Loganville Carnival
📅 Thursday, May 1 – Sunday, May 11
📍 Field Next to City Hall – 4303 Lawrenceville Rd
Ten days of family fun with rides, games, food, and entertainment! Don’t miss this springtime tradition right in the heart of Loganville.

🎤 Trap Music Karaoke at Atmosphere
📅 Friday | 🕖 7:00 PM – 11:55 PM
📍 Atmosphere Gastropub – 540 Atlanta Highway
Bring your best bars and your boldest friends for a night of Trap Music Karaoke at Atmosphere! The mic is hot, the vibe is lit, and the kitchen and bar are open late.

🚗 21st Annual Master's Car Show
📅 Saturday, May 3 | 🕘 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
📍 Loganville Town Green – 235 Main Street
Classic cars, live DJ, food vendors, and 30 trophies up for grabs! All proceeds benefit the Almsprings Food Basket. Registration runs from 9:30 AM to noon. Entry is $20 per car.
For more info, call David Sparks at 404-725-4960.

🎸 Live Music at A Bite To Eat – 4447 Atlanta Highway

🎶 Saturday, 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Willy Jackson Blued brings the soulful blues and good-time energy to the patio. Perfect for a dinner night out with great music and better food.

🎶 Sunday, 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Shani Palmer returns for a smooth, feel-good Sunday session. Grab a bite, sip something cold, and enjoy an afternoon of laid-back tunes.

The Carnival Arrives In Loganville
By Ray Lane, Loganville Pulse Staff Writer

Get ready for thrills, treats, and unforgettable memories as the Loganville Carnival rolls into town! Hosted by Modern Midways, this beloved event will take place across two weekends:
📅 Thursday, May 1 – Sunday, May 4
📅 Thursday, May 8 – Sunday, May 11
📍 Field next to Loganville City Hall – 4303 Lawrenceville Road

Whether you're a fan of heart-racing rides, old-school games, or fair food favorites like funnel cakes and fried Oreos, this event has something for everyone. Operated by Modern Midways, one of the country’s most respected traveling amusement companies, the carnival promises top-notch attractions, friendly staff, and a festive atmosphere.

Here’s what you can expect:
🎢 Thrill rides and family-friendly attractions
🎯 Carnival games with prizes
🍿 Classic fair food and sweet treats
🎟 A full midway experience for all ages

🎟️ Admission & Tickets:

• Entry to the carnival grounds is free

• Unlimited Ride Wristbands:

  • $30 when purchased online in advance

  • $35 at the event

  • Wristbands are valid for one day of unlimited rides

  • Most rides have a minimum height requirement of 36 inches

  • Online purchases include a small e-ticket convenience fee

⏰ Carnival Hours:

• Thursdays: 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM

• Fridays: 5:00 PM – 11:00 PM

• Saturdays: 2:00 PM – 11:00 PM

• Sundays: 1:00 PM – 10:00 PM
  Closed Monday–Wednesday

🚗 Parking Information:

• Handicapped Parking: Closest to the event entrance

• General Parking: Available at:

  • Loganville City Hall (4303 Lawrenceville Rd)

  • Behind the Rock Gym (135 Main St)

  • Vacant lot at 210 Main St

  • Note: No drop-offs or pickups are allowed at the carnival entrance

Don’t miss out on this exciting annual event that brings the community together for fun and festivities. For more information and to purchase advance ride wristbands, visit the Modern Midways Loganville Carnival page.

We’ll see you under the lights of the midway! 🎠🎉

Joke Of The Day

Why did the squirrel bring a map to Loganville, GA?

Because he heard it was a nutty place!

Loganville Gathers in Unity for National Day of Prayer
By Ray Lane, Loganville Pulse Staff Writer

On Thursday, May 1 at 11:00 AM, members of the Loganville community came together at the Rock Gym for a powerful and heartfelt observance of the National Day of Prayer. The annual event brought together local pastors, business owners, elected officials, and residents from all walks of life to lift their voices in unified prayer for the city, the nation, and those in need.

Christians from across Loganville filled the room, joining in prayers for a wide range of people and causes—our elected officials, law enforcement, first responders, school children and teachers, the sick, and the spiritually lost. It was a moving expression of faith, unity, and shared hope.

Local pastors from a variety of Christian denominations took turns leading the group in specific prayers, each one focused on a different area of concern—from government to healthcare, education to community safety, and the deep spiritual needs of the people.

The atmosphere was one of reverence and unity, as hearts and voices were joined together in a common purpose: to seek guidance, healing, and strength through prayer.

The event is part of a nationwide observance held annually on the first Thursday in May. Signed into law in 1952 and established as a fixed annual date in 1988, the National Day of Prayer serves as an invitation for all Americans to pause, reflect, and pray for the well-being of the country.

As one attendee noted, “It’s incredible to see so many churches, leaders, and neighbors come together—not divided by differences, but united in prayer.”

The Rock Gym was a fitting setting for the occasion—offering a central space where the community could gather in peace, put aside distractions, and focus on something greater than themselves.

Events like this are a reminder of Loganville’s strong foundation of faith and community spirit—values that continue to shape and strengthen the city, year after year.

Local Flavor: Suki Sushi & Asian Cuisine Delivers Big Taste, Beautiful Atmosphere, and Unbeatable Value
By Ray Lane, Loganville Pulse Staff Writer

Tucked along the busy stretch of Loganville’s dining scene is a culinary gem that blends the best of Japanese, Chinese, and broader Asian cuisine—Suki Sushi & Asian Cuisine. From the moment you step inside, it’s clear this isn’t your average takeout spot. With elegant decor, a clean and welcoming interior, and a warm, friendly staff, Suki offers a full sit-down dining experience that feels both modern and authentic.

The menu at Suki is as diverse as it is delicious. Whether you're in the mood for fresh sushi, savory stir-fry, or something crispy and comforting, they’ve got you covered. During a recent visit, I tried their Sesame Chicken lunch combo—and it didn’t disappoint.

The dish arrived piping hot with a perfectly crispy, sweet-and-savory coating on the chicken, served alongside a fluffy bed of white rice and a golden fried egg roll. It was a generous portion, full of flavor and freshness. The textures were spot on—tender chicken, crisp vegetables, and a lightly crunchy egg roll that held up beautifully without being greasy.

What really stood out, though, was the value. With lunch specials priced lower than most fast food meals, Suki gives you a chance to enjoy a fresh, authentic Asian meal that’s affordable and satisfying. Many of their lunch combos include rice, an entrée, and an egg roll—all for under $10. In a time when drive-thru prices keep climbing, Suki’s lunch deals are a welcome alternative.

But it’s not just about the food. The ambiance adds to the overall experience. The dining room is spacious and thoughtfully decorated, making it just as great for a casual lunch as it is for a relaxed dinner out. And the service? Friendly, attentive, and always smiling. Whether you’re dining in or grabbing takeout, the staff make you feel welcome and appreciated.

Suki Sushi & Asian Cuisine proves that you don’t have to travel far—or spend a fortune—to enjoy great Asian food. It’s a local spot that’s well worth visiting, whether you’re a sushi lover, craving General Tso’s, or just want something better than another burger-and-fries combo.

If you haven’t tried Suki yet, consider this your invitation. Your taste buds (and your wallet) will thank you. 🍱🥢

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