The Dunwoody Preservation Trust
Lemonade Days Festival
Wednesday April 22- Sunday April 26, 2026
Begun in 1999, the first Lemonade Days was held as a relief effort for those families affected by the 1998 tornado that tragically destroyed entire Dunwoody neighborhoods. It has since grown into a five-day festival and Dunwoody Signature Event with something for everyone that has historically attracted more than 80,000 festival goers.
Featuring 20+ midway rides, a fabulous food court, a string lite beer garden, the 2026 Honorary Lemonade Days Queen, weekend’s pony rides and petting zoo. Don’t miss out on all of the family fun!
Schedule:
Wednesday 4 pm-10 pm
Thursday 4 pm-10 pm
Friday 4 pm-10 pm
Saturday 10 am-10 pm
Sunday 12 pm-6 pm
Wristbands For Unlimited Rides:
$25 Wednesday Family Night $35 (Thursday – Sunday)
Children Rides Single Tickets:
$1.25 Each & $25 For A Sheet Of (25) Tickets
Credit Cards, Debit Cards, Apple Pay and Cash Are All Accepted
Due to the hundreds of festival goers, we regrettably have a no dog within the festival area policy. You are welcome to walk on the park path or go to the dog path through Peeler Rd. Service dogs are of course welcome.
Drone Footage from 2024 Lemonade Days
Thank you to Peachtree Middle School Art Teacher Molly Newton for once again organizing the festival logo contest! Over 320 entries were judged with four logos selected for this year’s t-shirt. Congratulations to Hollis McIver, Bentley Davis, Deborah Polimetla, and Sydney Wolk.
T-shirts are $20 at the Volunteer Check-In Booth
DIRECTIONS & PARKING:
Lemonade Days is held at Brook Run Park in Dunwoody (4770 North Peachtree Road).
Parking for Lemonade Days is available at:
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- St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church
- Kingswood United Methodist Church (Tilly Mill Side Only)
- St. Barnabas Church
- Peachtree Middle School
- Back of Brook Run Park
Some Parking Areas Are Paid Parking
Please be conscious of NO Parking signs during Sunday church schedules.
Uber/Lyft/Parent Drop-off & Pick-up will be located at the baseball parking area 4635 Barclay Drive Dunwoody, Georgia 30338. Look for the signage.
Brook Run Dog Park: If you’re planning on using the Dog Park at Brook Run, the festival won’t be in your way. Just please use the Peeler Road entrance to the park.
Congratulations Melanie Williams
2026 Honorary Lemonade Days Queen!
Melanie has worn many hats in her 20 plus volunteer years with The Dunwoody Preservation Trust.
Melanie has worn many hats in her 20-plus years of volunteer service with The Dunwoody Preservation Trust. Co-President, Board Member, Committee Chairperson, Wine Dinner Director, and Dunwoody Diorama creator are just a few of the roles that she has played. Our Honorary Lemonade Days Queen has made a huge impact on our organization and our community.
Be sure and stop by Melanie’s throne located in the kid’s section for a picture with her!