Johns Creek Beautification, Inc.
Johns Creek Beautification (JCB), a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, was formed in 2007 when the City of Johns Creek was founded. The mission of JCB is to enhance the well-being and natural beauty of our community by bringing people together through landscaping and public works of art. Currently, JCB is engaged in three major community projects which enrich the lives of our residents. We encourage you to learn more about these activities, make a donation, and become a JCB volunteer.
🌸 Sponsor the 2026 Secret Garden Tour of The Johns Creek Community
Our beloved Secret Garden Tour returns on Saturday, May 9, 2026, offering guests the rare chance to explore stunning private gardens, enjoy live music, and watch local artists create nature-inspired works — all in one unforgettable day.
We are now seeking sponsors to support this inspiring event!
Your sponsorship directly supports Johns Creek Beautification’s mission to enhance our city through public art and citywide initiatives like Daffodils4Hope. Proceeds will go toward funding a major public art sculpture to commemorate the legacy, culture and history of Native Americans, the first inhabitants of the Johns Creek area.
Be part of something beautiful!
We are now seeking sponsors to support this inspiring event!
Your sponsorship directly supports Johns Creek Beautification’s mission to enhance our city through public art and citywide initiatives like Daffodils4Hope. Proceeds will go toward funding a major public art sculpture to commemorate the legacy, culture and history of Native Americans, the first inhabitants of the Johns Creek area.
Be part of something beautiful!
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Daffodils4Hope is a community-wide volunteer bulb planting initiative launched in 2018 in partnership with CanCare to honor and support cancer survivors. Through this ongoing program, thousands of daffodils have been planted across Johns Creek—in parks, neighborhoods, schools, houses of worship, and at Emory Johns Creek Hospital. These cheerful spring blooms are more than just beautiful—they are living symbols of hope, healing, and resilience. Our long-term goal is to expand this project over the coming decade, raising awareness about the unique needs of cancer survivors while continuing to beautify our city.
“In all things of nature there is something of the marvelous.” – Aristotle |
Save the Date: 2025 Annual Planting Event – Saturday, October 25!
Johns Creek Beautification, in collaboration with the City of Johns Creek, CanCare, and our dedicated planting partners, invites you to join us for the 2025 Daffodils4Hope Annual Planting Event on Saturday, October 25, 2025.
This inspiring day brings together volunteers of all ages to plant thousands of daffodil bulbs in honor of those touched by cancer. Each bulb planted is a small act of hope—contributing to the brighter, more compassionate future we are growing together. Help us surpass previous milestones and make this year’s event the most impactful yet. Let’s keep planting the seeds of hope—one bulb at a time.
Have questions? Email us at [email protected]
Deadline to reserve bulbs: June 30, 2025. To ensure we have enough bulbs for everyone, please reserve your daffodils by this date. Learn more at: www.daffodils4hope.org
Johns Creek Beautification, in collaboration with the City of Johns Creek, CanCare, and our dedicated planting partners, invites you to join us for the 2025 Daffodils4Hope Annual Planting Event on Saturday, October 25, 2025.
This inspiring day brings together volunteers of all ages to plant thousands of daffodil bulbs in honor of those touched by cancer. Each bulb planted is a small act of hope—contributing to the brighter, more compassionate future we are growing together. Help us surpass previous milestones and make this year’s event the most impactful yet. Let’s keep planting the seeds of hope—one bulb at a time.
Have questions? Email us at [email protected]
Deadline to reserve bulbs: June 30, 2025. To ensure we have enough bulbs for everyone, please reserve your daffodils by this date. Learn more at: www.daffodils4hope.org
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🌿 2025 Lunch & Learn 🌿
Saturday, June 21 | 10:30 AM – 2:00 PM Bellmere Garden House – 10777 Bell Road, Johns Creek Our 2025 Lunch & Learn was truly a beautiful and inspiring event. Set in the serene surroundings of Bellmere Garden House, guests enjoyed a special afternoon filled with learning, connection, and nature. Event Highlights:
Thank you to everyone who attended and helped make this event such a meaningful success! |
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ArtSpot - In 2015, Johns Creek Beautification created ArtSpot, the public art subcommittee dedicated to the use of art in public outdoor places as a means to strengthen and enrich the identity and culture of the Johns Creek community. For more info go to http://www.artspotjcb.org
To see a brochure about some of the current public art pieces in our city, scroll to the bottom of this page: https://visitjohnscreek.com/plan-your-trip/ Here is another great overview of all of the public art in Johns Creek. 
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New Public Art Initiative:
Celebrating Our Love for Dogs! Johns Creek Beautification is excited to introduce a new public art initiative that celebrates our community’s deep love for dogs. This installation, featuring three metal dog silhouettes by renowned artist Jim Collins, was permanently placed in Newtown Park in mid-April 2025. Our official ribbon cutting celebration was April 18th, attending by Johns Creek City officials including Mayor John Bradberry and the Johns Creek Beautification Board members. Check out our Facebook post here. This initiative was made possible by the generosity of our sponsor, JCB Board Member Michèle Morel. Michèle is a devoted dog lover and rescue advocate, who envisions these sculptures as a way to promote pet adoption, celebrate our furry companions, and enhance the beauty of Johns Creek through public art. Read Jon Wilcox’s article in the Johns Creek Herald (March 24, 2025) about Jim Collins, Michèle Morel, and the dogs. Dog statues set for installation at Johns Creek park JCB and the ArtSpot Committee hope to see more dog sculptures find a permanent home in Johns Creek. 🐾 💛 Support Public Art & Beautification! Your contributions help us bring meaningful art and landscaping projects to Johns Creek, making our community even more beautiful. Get Involved or Donate Today. |
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Join the Wildlife Movement in Johns Creek: Certify Your Garden Today!
Attention to all nature lovers in Johns Creek! Let's work together to turn our city into a sanctuary for wildlife. By nurturing your yard or garden, you can provide a safe haven for local birds, butterflies, and other wildlife. Showcase how your space supports habitat, and the National Wildlife Federation will acknowledge it as a Certified Wildlife Habitat.
Download the Garden Certification Walk-Through Checklist
Attention to all nature lovers in Johns Creek! Let's work together to turn our city into a sanctuary for wildlife. By nurturing your yard or garden, you can provide a safe haven for local birds, butterflies, and other wildlife. Showcase how your space supports habitat, and the National Wildlife Federation will acknowledge it as a Certified Wildlife Habitat.
Download the Garden Certification Walk-Through Checklist
Median Beautification
Even before Johns Creek became a city, the Johns Creek Community Association (JCCA) collaborated with community and state leaders to secure $100,000 in grants from the Fulton County Tree Fund, along with donations from local businesses, which allowed the city to secure additional, larger grants. Johns Creek Beautification was created to lead the median and right-of-way beautification efforts along the Medlock and State Bridge corridors. The organization spent its early years setting down roots with the newly formed City of Johns Creek by working closely with them on the median projects, donating tree saplings to Northview High School and local neighborhoods, paving the way for public art installations, and by navigating funding processes for future projects.
Even before Johns Creek became a city, the Johns Creek Community Association (JCCA) collaborated with community and state leaders to secure $100,000 in grants from the Fulton County Tree Fund, along with donations from local businesses, which allowed the city to secure additional, larger grants. Johns Creek Beautification was created to lead the median and right-of-way beautification efforts along the Medlock and State Bridge corridors. The organization spent its early years setting down roots with the newly formed City of Johns Creek by working closely with them on the median projects, donating tree saplings to Northview High School and local neighborhoods, paving the way for public art installations, and by navigating funding processes for future projects.
