🚁 Egg Drop Saturday + Cuban on Roswell Rd

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What's up, neighbors!

Easter weekend is here, and if you only do one thing Saturday, make it the Northeast Cobb Community Egg Drop at Sprayberry High School. It runs all day from 10 to 4, it's free, and a helicopter flies over the football field and drops 90,000 eggs while hundreds of kids line the sideline waiting for the countdown. We've been hearing about this from families who make it an annual trip, and the fact that grandparents are now bringing the same kids they brought ten years ago says all we need to know. Bring a bag and get there before 10 because it's going to be busy.

If Saturday is already full, Friday on the Marietta Square is worth your evening. The Art Walk runs 5 to 9, and you can walk from gallery to gallery, pop into shops, grab dinner, and not spend a single dollar on admission the whole night. The Earth, Wind & Fire tribute at the Strand that same night is a real show if you want something with a little more energy after dinner.

Sunday, the Marietta Cobb Museum of Art is doing First Free Sundays from 11 to 4. No admission, simple art activity for kids, and a genuinely calm way to close out a busy Easter weekend without spending money or driving far.

One more thing before you scroll. Lassiter just made history. Both the boys and girls swim teams won state titles in the same season, the first time that's ever happened at the school. Full story is in the Local Lowdown.

Happy Easter, neighbors.

- Andrew

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Easter weekend means a house full of people, kids running through someone else's yard, and that trampoline you swore you'd never buy getting its first real workout of the season.

It's also when a lot of families start pulling out the outdoor stuff: trampolines, swing sets, fire pits, inflatable pools. And here's the thing most people don't think about: your homeowner's insurance has opinions about all of it.

A few things worth knowing before the backyard season really kicks off:

None of this is meant to scare you out of hosting Easter. It's meant to make sure your Saturday is fun and your Monday isn't stressful.

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Sprayberry High School
2525 Sandy Plains Road, Marietta
Saturday, April 4 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Free

A helicopter cruises over the Sprayberry High School football field while hundreds of kids line the edges waiting. A 10-second countdown goes over the PA. Then 90,000 eggs drop. And every kid on that sideline sprints onto the field at once to grab as many as they can.

This is the 17th annual Northeast Cobb Community Egg Drop, hosted by Piedmont Church and the Cobb County School District. Free admission. Free parking. A full day of stuff to do. Those two organizations have been running this long enough to know what they're doing, and it shows.

The egg hunts are split by age group so the little ones aren't getting leveled by a nine-year-old with a pillowcase. Beyond the drop, you've got bounce houses, face painting, a DJ, food vendors, and free Easter Bunny photos from 11 AM to 3 PM. The proceeds go back into the community too. Last year, over $18,000 went to programs at Sprayberry and Kell High Schools. So you're not just having a good time, you're actually doing something.

People who brought their kids to this ten years ago are now bringing their grandkids. That's not a coincidence. That's a tradition worth showing up for.

Bring a bag. Get there before 10. And don't say I didn't warn you about the bounce houses.

This one checks all the boxes for a low-stress, high-satisfaction outing. Cuban Diner keeps things simple, warm, and inviting. From the moment you walk in, you are greeted with friendly faces and a cozy atmosphere, whether you are a first-time guest or a longtime regular.

It sits in a strip mall on Roswell Road, but do not let that fool you. The restaurant is a lifelong dream realized by Jose and Susy Ricardo. Jose, a native of Holguin, Cuba, moved to the Atlanta area in the late 90. Susy, a native of New Jersey raised by Cuban parents in Miami, joined him in 1999.

Their goal was to create a place where the food is authentic and the atmosphere reflects their heritage. That intention comes through in every plate.

For starters, go with the empanadas or the croquetas. The empanadas are crisp on the outside and packed with flavor inside, and the croquetas are classic chopped ham, breaded and fried. Both travel well if you are doing takeout.

For your main, the Cuban sandwich is the move if you want something fast and satisfying. It is built with roasted pork, ham, Swiss cheese, pickles, and mustard on pressed Cuban bread.

Generous portion sizes are a recurring theme in reviews, and the pricing is considered reasonable for the quality and amount of food you get. Nobody leaves hungry.

Pro tip: Add a side of maduros (sweet plantains) to whatever you order. Reviewers consistently call them a standout, and more than a few people came back a second day just for them. Simple, sweet, and worth every bite.

Phone: (770) 509-2576
Hours:
Sun–Thu 11:00 AM–9:00 PM
Fri–Sat 11:00 AM–10:00 PM

Jeanette Culling opened Pineapple Porch Boutique in May 2019 as the anti e-commerce store. The idea was simple: if you needed a gift or that one last piece to finish off a room, you could come in, hold it, and know exactly what you were getting.

The boutique is built on the foundations of Southern hospitality, charm, and that genuinely inviting spirit that makes people feel at home. It shows. The shop, tucked into a strip mall on Johnson Ferry Road, transformed what used to be a tanning salon into something that looks and feels like a real home, thanks to the vision of Marietta designer Cassandra Buckalew.

Whether you are shopping for your own home or looking for a gift, Pineapple Porch aims to be your one-stop shop, with new products featured regularly so you never quite know what you will find. They carry candles, table-top place settings, salt and pepper shakers, charcuterie pieces, blue and white classics, bamboo, linen and more.

Customers often bring in photos of a room and its existing decor, looking for the right piece to pull it together. Loyal regulars stop in multiple times a week, and often they are not even shopping for themselves.

The name comes from the pineapple as a symbol of traditional hospitality. When pineapples were first brought to Colonial America, they were rare and considered a luxury. The wealthy would serve them as part of a meal. Those without great means would rent a pineapple from the local grocer and display it whole to let guests know how special it was to have them there. That spirit still lives in the store today.

Phone: (678) 398-9667
Hours:
Mon–Sat 10:00 AM–5:00 PM
Sun 12:00 PM–5:00 PM

Big news out of Shallowford Road. The Lassiter Trojans Swim and Dive program made history this season as both the Boys and Girls teams captured the GHSA Division 5A State Championships, marking the first time in school history that both teams won state titles in the same season.

The girls won their seventh consecutive state championship, led by senior Ashlyn Loftin, who closed out her career with her second straight individual title in the 100-yard breaststroke. The boys claimed their first-ever state title in Class 5A, powered by standout swimmer Gavin Halusic, who won the 50-yard freestyle and was part of two championship relay teams.

Head coach Brittany Hughes summed it up simply: having both teams win together was amazing. The whole community has been buzzing about it since February. Well earned.

Source: East Cobb News

If you have a parent, grandparent, or neighbor who could use a connection to local resources, this one is worth putting on the calendar. Cobb County Senior Services is bringing back its Annual Expo on April 21, 2026, this year moving to a larger venue at Jim Miller Park and Event Center to accommodate more attendees.

The free event will feature more than 120 local businesses, nonprofit organizations, and community partners, covering topics like health, wellness, financial planning, housing, safety, and recreation. Free fitness demonstrations and health screenings will also be available on-site. Last year's event drew more than 1,800 attendees.

Admission and parking are both free. It runs 10 AM to 2 PM at 2245 Callaway Road, Marietta.

Source: Cobb County

Good news if you have kids in the Cobb County School District. Renovation work is planned at Addison and Keheley elementary schools, both funded through the current Ed-SPLOST VI sales tax, with completion dates targeted for July 2026.

Addison's $1.3 million renovation will include new flooring throughout most of the facility, painting, restroom upgrades, new classroom windows, and a new security entry area. Keheley's $2.9 million project covers roof, window and door replacements, new painting, restroom upgrades, and a new bus canopy.

Both schools stay open during the work. Good to see the district investing in the buildings where kids spend their days.

Source: East Cobb News

Tiny may be small, but she’s not timid. She’s a petite black-and-white adult cat with a calm, curious confidence. She’ll poke into new corners, investigate what you’re doing, and then flip the switch into cozy mode when she’s ready.

She came to Good Mews Animal Foundation from a county shelter for a better chance at finding her forever home. She’s the kind of cat who keeps life gently interesting. A little play, a little exploring, then she settles in close. If you want a cat that’s affectionate and engaging without being chaotic, Tiny is a great match.

Tiny is an adult female Domestic Short Hair (about 7–11 lbs) and is listed as spayed.

Good Mews is a no-kill, cage-free rescue in Marietta. To get started, submit an inquiry on Petfinder or reach out to Good Mews directly.

Good Mews Animal Foundation
3805 Robinson Road, Marietta, GA 30067
(770) 499-2287

🌱 Mommy & Me: "Sowing Seeds for the Future" — Southern Museum, 2829 Cherokee St NW, Kennesaw | 9:30 AM–12:30 PM | Included with admission ($5–$10) | More: Event info
Ages 3–5 with caregivers. Smith-Gilbert Gardens visits for a hands-on seed-planting activity. A sweet spring pairing if you've got little ones.

🏛️ Marietta History Center at 30 — Marietta History Center, 1 Depot St NE, Marietta | 10:00 AM–4:00 PM | Adults $10, Seniors/Students $7, Members & Kids under 5 free | More: Event info
If you need an easy indoor plan, this is a solid pick close to East Cobb. Pair it with lunch on the Square and a quick lap around Glover Park.

🎪 Town Center at Cobb Carnival (Dreamland Amusements) — Town Center at Cobb (near JC Penney & Tru by Hilton), 400 Ernest W. Barrett Pkwy NW, Kennesaw | 5:00–10:00 PM | Free admission; ride wristbands $37 on-site ($29 online pre-sale) | More: Event info
Full midway with rides, games, carnival food, and free Victoria Circus shows with high-wire and aerial acts. Runs through April 12. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult 21+.

🏛️ Marietta History Center at 30 — Marietta History Center, 1 Depot St NE, Marietta | 10:00 AM–4:00 PM | Adults $10, Seniors/Students $7, Members & Kids under 5 free | More: Event info
A daytime option before the evening picks up on the Square. Good for anyone who missed it earlier in the week or wants to make a full day of it.

🎪 Town Center at Cobb Carnival (Dreamland Amusements) — Town Center at Cobb, 400 Ernest W. Barrett Pkwy NW, Kennesaw | 1:00–11:00 PM | Free admission; ride wristbands $37 on-site ($29 online) | More: Event info
Free circus shows at 3 PM, 7 PM, and 9 PM featuring Globe of Death motorcycle stunts. Good Friday afternoon plan if the kids need to burn energy.

🎨 Marietta Square Art Walk — Marietta Square, Marietta | 5:00–9:00 PM | Free | More: Event info
A low-stress First Friday plan: park once, stroll, and pop into galleries and shops. Start early if you've got younger kids and want easier parking.

🎵 Legacy and Groove – EWF Tribute — Earl and Rachel Smith Strand Theatre, 117 N Park Square, Marietta | 8:00–10:00 PM | Ticketed | More: Event info
The Ray Howard Band pays tribute to Earth, Wind & Fire with electrifying vocals and full groove. A step up from the usual Friday night if you want something with a real show feel.

🛶 Guided River Canoe Trip — Chattahoochee Nature Center, 9135 Willeo Rd, Roswell | Evening (~2.5 hours) | Ticketed; registration required | More: Event info
A leisurely evening paddle on the Chattahoochee with experienced guides. All equipment provided. A memorable Good Friday outing just across the river from East Cobb.

🎶 Joey Thurmond & The Select Orchestra — Theatre in the Square, 11 Whitlock Ave, Marietta | 8:00–10:00 PM | Ticketed | More: Event info
A live Vegas-style show covering Dean Martin, Elvis, and the classics with full orchestra, high energy. Proceeds benefit ALS Georgia. Great date night pick if you want something a little more dressed up.

🐣 Color Splash Egg Hunt — Larry Bell Park, 592 Fairground St SE, Marietta | 9:30 AM–12:30 PM | Free | More: Event info
Egg hunts by age group, games, snacks, a Touch-a-Truck area, and a powder paint toss to finish. Great for younger kids.

🐣 Northeast Cobb Community Egg Drop — Sprayberry High School, 2525 Sandy Plains Rd, Marietta | 10:00 AM–4:00 PM | Free | More: Event info
This is the big one. A helicopter drops over 90,000 eggs onto the football field to kick off the hunts. Bring a bag or bucket for eggs and plan for sun and crowds.

🌿 Art Blooms 2026 — Smith-Gilbert Gardens, 2382 Pine Mountain Rd, Kennesaw | 9:00 AM–4:00 PM | Adults $10, Kids 3–17 $5, under 3 free | More: Event info
Outdoor sculptures, painted wooden eggs by Cobb County high school students, community scavenger hunt, plus Art in the Garden for Kids included with admission. Gorgeous 17-acre setting.

🥕 Marietta Square Farmers Market — 41 Mill St, Marietta | 9:00 AM–12:00 PM | Free | More: Event info
Great for a simple morning outing with snacks, flowers, and local staples. Go early for the easiest parking and fastest lines.

🎨 Marietta Square Artisan Market — Marietta Square, Marietta | 9:00 AM–1:00 PM | Free | More: Event info
An open-air market with local makers. Easy to browse with kids if you keep it to one loop.

🐰 Hoppy Easter at the Square! — Marietta Square Market, 66 N. Marietta Pkwy NW, Marietta | Starting at 11:30 AM | Free | More: Event info
Easter Bunny visit plus complimentary egg hunt for kids. Grab lunch from the market's food vendors while you're there.

🌸 Bunny in the Blooms — Brumby Hall & Gardens, 472 Powder Springs St, Marietta | 11:00 AM–1:00 PM | Free | More: Event info
Easter fun set in the blooming gardens of the historic 1851 Brumby Hall. Charming, low-key, a quarter-mile from the Square.

🎪 Town Center at Cobb Carnival (Dreamland Amusements) — Town Center at Cobb, 400 Ernest W. Barrett Pkwy NW, Kennesaw | 1:00–11:00 PM | Free admission; ride wristbands $37 on-site ($29 online) | More: Event info
Circus shows at 3 PM, 7 PM, and 9 PM. Full midway and carnival food all day.

🛶 Family Canoe Day — Chattahoochee Nature Center, 9135 Willeo Rd, Roswell | 10:30 AM–12:00 PM | $25/person ($12.50 members); registration required by Thursday | More: Event info
Intro to canoeing on Beaver Pond for families with kids 5+. Guides teach paddling, then lead races and games. All equipment provided. Bring a picnic for the grounds after.

🎬 The Greatest Showman (2017) at The Strand — Earl & Rachel Smith Strand Theatre, 117 N. Park Square, Marietta | Check box office for showtime | ~$5–$11 | More: Event info
Family-favorite musical on the big screen inside the beautifully restored 1935 Strand. Good rainy-day backup or afternoon plan on the Square. Box office: (770) 293-0080.

🎨 Painting with a Twist: "Mr. & Mrs. Bunny" Family Class — 4290 Bells Ferry Rd, Suite 130, Kennesaw | 1:00–2:30 PM | $29 | More: Event info
Kids and parents paint an adorable Easter bunny together. No alcohol during family classes.

🍽️ Afternoon Tea with the Easter Bunny — Mac's Chophouse, 19 N. Park Square, Marietta | Check website for time | Check website for pricing | More: Event info
Upscale Easter-themed afternoon tea on Marietta Square with a visit from the Easter Bunny. Reservations: (770) 238-1202.

🖼️ First Free Sundays — Marietta Cobb Museum of Art, 30 Atlanta St, Marietta | 11:00 AM–4:00 PM | Free | More: Event info
Free museum day plus a simple art activity to take home. Good "reset" plan if you want something calm after Saturday.

🌅 Easter Sunrise Service at Kennesaw Mountain — Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park (esplanade), 900 Kennesaw Mountain Dr, Kennesaw | ~6:30 AM (prelude music before sunrise) | Free | More: Event info
A beloved Cobb tradition drawing 400–800 people. Hymns, Gospel readings, and a sermon as the sun comes up. Co-sponsored by the Rotary Club of Marietta and Piedmont Church. Bring lawn chairs, blankets, and a flashlight.

🍽️ Easter at Mac's Chophouse — 19 N. Park Square, Marietta | Brunch & dinner | Menu prices; reservations strongly recommended | More: Event info
The signature Easter celebration on the Square with a Lazy Susan Brunch and family-style dinner spread. Reservations: (770) 238-1202 or OpenTable.

🦪 Easter Sunday at Mac's Raw Bar — Mac's Raw Bar & Market, Marietta Square | Brunch additions until 2:00 PM | Menu prices | More: Event info
Full menu plus special brunch additions. Oysters, seafood towers, and coastal cocktails in a more casual Square setting.

🥂 Easter Champagne Brunch — Hilton Atlanta/Marietta (Hamilton's Restaurant), 500 Powder Springs St, Marietta | Call for seating times | Call for pricing | More: Event info
Grand hotel-style brunch with live music, spring décor, and an Easter egg hunt for kids. Annual tradition. Reservations: (678) 819-3134.

🩰 Atlanta Ballet: Golden Hour — Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre, 2800 Cobb Galleria Pkwy | 2:00 PM | Tickets from ~$37; parking $20 | More: Event info
Four premieres in one performance, including a Christopher Wheeldon Atlanta debut. A stunning cultural outing for Easter afternoon.

🍴 Taste of Marietta — Marietta Square, Marietta | Sun, Apr 26 | 11:00 AM–7:00 PM | Free admission | More: Event info
If you like food festivals, put this on the calendar now. It's one of the biggest weekends on the Square.

🎨 Painting with a Twist: "Lavender Trails" — 4290 Bells Ferry Rd, Suite 130, Kennesaw | 7:00–9:00 PM | $40–$50 | More: Event info
Paint-and-sip with a candle add-on. BYOB wine and beer. A mellow Thursday night out.

🎓 KSU Giving Day Happy Hour — Mickey Dunn Stadium, Kennesaw State University | 5:00 PM | Free to attend (fundraiser) | More: Event info
Open to Owl Nation alumni and community supporters. Casual happy hour at the stadium.

🎬 Family Guy Trivia Night — Schoolhouse Brewing, Marietta | 7:00–9:00 PM | Free to play | More: Event info
Best for fans who love deep-cut references. Grab a drink, join a team, and keep it casual.

🎭 Opening Night: A Fully Improvised Play — The Alley Stage, 11 Anderson St, Marietta | 8:00–10:00 PM | Ticketed | More: Event info
No script, no safety net. The cast builds a full two-act play live from one audience suggestion. If both trivia nights feel too low-key, this is the move.

😂 Comedy on the Square — The Alley Stage, 11 Anderson St, Marietta | 8:00–9:30 PM | Ticketed | More: Event info
A solid sitter night with a short runtime and an easy walk to dessert after.

💃 Line Dancing Night — Atlanta Hard Cider, 1010 Roswell St, Marietta | 7:00–10:00 PM | Free | More: Event info
First hour is free instruction for all levels, then nonstop dancing. Fun for beginners and experienced boot-scooters alike.

🎨 Painting with a Twist: "Midnight Glow!" — 4290 Bells Ferry Rd, Suite 130, Kennesaw | 7:00–9:00 PM | $40–$50 | More: Event info
Blacklight neon painting. BYOB. A step up from the usual Friday paint night.

🎨 Painting with a Twist: "Wet Kiss" Date Night — 4290 Bells Ferry Rd, Suite 130, Kennesaw | 8:00–10:00 PM | $40–$50 | More: Event info
Set or solo date night painting. BYOB wine and beer.

🍸 Strand Lumiere Lounge & Rooftop — Earl & Rachel Smith Strand Theatre, 117 N. Park Square, Marietta | 7:00–11:00 PM | No cover (drinks for purchase) | More: Event info
Even if you're not seeing a show, the piano bar and rooftop terrace are open. A hidden-gem date spot overlooking Marietta Square.

😂 Comedy on the Square — The Alley Stage, 11 Anderson St, Marietta | 8:00–9:30 PM | Ticketed | More: Event info
If Friday sells out (or you're exhausted from kid activities), Saturday is your second chance.

🎨 Marietta Artists Guild – Art in Action — Artisan Resource Center, 585 Cobb Pkwy S, Marietta | 12:00–4:00 PM | Free | More: Event info
Open artist studios the first Saturday of every month. Low-key afternoon browse before the evening picks up.

🩰 Atlanta Ballet: Golden Hour — Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre, 2800 Cobb Galleria Pkwy | 2:00 PM & 8:00 PM | Tickets from ~$37; parking $20 | More: Event info
Matinee and evening options. A cultural date that doesn't require a drive into Midtown.

🎶 Live Music: Gritz & Jelly Butter — Timeless Kitchen and Cocktails, Marietta | 9:00 PM | Check venue | More: Event info
Late-night live music at a cocktail-focused Marietta restaurant. A solid option if you want to keep the night going.

🎨 Painting with a Twist: "Bestie Breakaway! Courtney's Poppies" — 4290 Bells Ferry Rd, Suite 130, Kennesaw | 4:00–6:00 PM | $40–$50 | More: Event info
Grab a friend and BYOB for an afternoon session before dinner plans.

🎨 Painting with a Twist: "Neon Starry" — 4290 Bells Ferry Rd, Suite 130, Kennesaw | 7:00–9:00 PM | $40–$50 | More: Event info
Evening paint-and-sip with a candle add-on. BYOB.

🍸 Strand Lumiere Lounge & Rooftop — Earl & Rachel Smith Strand Theatre, 117 N. Park Square, Marietta | 7:00–11:00 PM | No cover (drinks for purchase) | More: Event info
Piano bar and rooftop terrace open Saturday night. Pair with dinner on the Square.

You want an easy outdoor plan that works for a wide age range and doesn't require tickets, reservations, or a big pack list. This park is that. Playground, trails, courts, fields. You can keep it simple or stay for hours.

What it is: Hurt Road Park is a Cobb County park with a playground, walking trail, picnic areas, sports fields, and courts. It's the kind of place where one kid can climb, one kid can kick a ball, and the adults can actually get a walk in.

What to expect: Open space, active vibes, and plenty of room to spread out. The trail is good for a quick loop and the playground is an easy anchor. If it's busy, rotate: playground first, then trail, then fields.

Good to know: The park has softball fields and batting cages, plus tennis and basketball. Weekends can get crowded when games are scheduled, so go earlier if you want calmer parking and less noise.

April is when north Georgia's severe weather really picks up. Hail, straight-line winds, fallen trees, tornado warnings, it all tends to cluster in the next eight weeks. And the single best thing you can do for yourself right now takes about 15 minutes and costs nothing.

Walk through your house and record everything.

Open your phone camera and do a slow lap. Hit every room, every closet, the garage, the attic. Get your appliances, electronics, furniture, anything you'd need to replace. Then go outside: roof line, siding, gutters, fence, deck, HVAC unit, cars in the driveway. Upload the video to Google Drive or iCloud so it's not just sitting on the phone that might get damaged.

This is what adjusters call a "pre-loss inventory," and it is the difference between a smooth claim and a months-long argument about what you owned.

A few more things worth doing this week:

1. Know your wind/hail deductible. In Georgia, many homeowner's policies have a separate, percentage-based deductible for wind and hail. Often 1% to 2% of your dwelling coverage. On a $500K home, that's $5,000 to $10,000 out of pocket before your policy kicks in. If you don't know your number, look it up now so it's not a surprise at the worst possible time.

2. Trim what's hanging over your roof. Dead limbs and overhanging branches are the number one source of storm damage claims in our area. If a dead tree on your property falls on your house, your policy generally covers it. If a healthy tree falls, same thing. But if an insurer can show you ignored a known hazard, it gets complicated. A few hundred dollars on a tree service now can save you a five-figure headache later.

3. Check your sump pump and backup. If your home has a basement or crawl space, confirm the sump pump runs when you pour water into the pit. Battery backups die quietly. Test yours. Standard homeowner's policies usually don't cover flooding from backed-up pumps unless you've added that endorsement specifically.

Not sure what your wind/hail deductible actually is? Peachy can pull your declarations page and walk you through it in 10 minutes. No runaround, no pressure.

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