Secret Gardens of the Johns Creek Community
2026 Secret Gardens Tour: A Beautiful Success
The 2026 Secret Gardens of the Johns Creek Community Tour was a wonderful success and a truly memorable day for Johns Creek Beautification.
On Saturday, May 9, guests explored six beautiful private gardens throughout Johns Creek, each with its own personality, design, color, and charm. Throughout the day, visitors enjoyed peaceful garden paths, blooming landscapes, local artists creating and displaying their work, and live music filling the gardens.
We are incredibly grateful to our homeowners, volunteers, sponsors, artists, musicians, and everyone who attended. Your support helped make this tour a special celebration of beauty, art, nature, and community.
Proceeds from the event benefit Johns Creek Beautification, Inc. (JCB), a Georgia 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing the beauty and cultural heritage of our community through public art and citywide initiatives such as our Daffodils4Hope campaign.
Funds raised through the Secret Gardens Tour help support community beautification projects and future public art installations, including a major sculpture project honoring the legacy, culture, and history of Native Americans — the first inhabitants of the Johns Creek area.
Several featured gardens on the tour are also recognized as National Wildlife Federation Certified Wildlife Habitat® gardens.
In the News
We are honored that the Secret Gardens Tour was featured by several local publications and community partners:
Tour Photos
Artists & Musicians
Learn more about the talented local artists and musicians who helped bring each garden to life:
Thank you again for making the 2026 Secret Gardens Tour such a beautiful and inspiring day for our community.
Sponsors
A heartfelt thank you to our generous sponsors whose support helped make the 2026 Secret Gardens of the Johns Creek Community Tour possible. Your commitment to community beautification, public art, and cultural initiatives helps us continue creating meaningful projects throughout Johns Creek.
View our sponsors here:
In June of 2022, Johns Creek Beautification endowed a magnificent, 4000 pound metal horse sculpture to the City of Johns Creek. This remarkable sculpture by Eric Strauss, entitled “Entwined Strength,” is installed at the Bell and Boles Roundabout for the entire community to enjoy. Money raised from previous garden tours was the major funding source for this gift to the city.
