Canton

Open year-round, seasonal local produce, hot-boiled peanuts, plant nursery, and 5,000 sq ft antique mall.  Open Monday to Saturday, 10am - 6pm; Sunday 11am - 6pm.

Summer Dinner nights, fresh produce and summer camp.  U-pick blueberries and flowers with a wonderful Pic-nic dinner location.

State certified farm fresh produce, baked goods and heirloom fruits and vegetables. Open year-round, Monday-Saturday.

Open 9am- 1pm, Tuesdays, March through October.

Located in downtown Canton, B & B Social offers an impressive array of entertainment options.  From a two lane Rollerball Bowling alley to Darts, Skee ball, golden tee, more than 15 TV's and countless table games, guests will find endless opportunities for fun and friendly competition while socializing.  Dynamic sports bar and food options available.

Enjoy concerts, community events and more as this waterfront park with amphitheater, inclusive playground, and access to the Etowah River. This 58-acre park features a canoe launch, 1/2 mile concrete walking trail connecting Etowah River Trail to Heritage Park, picnic tables, public restrooms, pavilions, recreational field space, and bridge crossing over the Etowah River.

MISSION: Escape, North Georgia’s locally owned and operated escape room experience just off Riverstone Parkway.

Known for its fully original storylines, immersive sets, and thrilling gameplay, MISSION: Escape has built a loyal following of families, friends, and corporate teams since its founding. The new location expands on that legacy with an all-new room titled "MISSION: Soliloquy," a story-driven adventure inspired by the five stages of grief—blending fantasy, mystery, and emotional depth in a way rarely seen in the escape room industry.

“We’re excited to bring something fresh and meaningful to the escape room scene,” says Charity Gherardini, Owner and COO. “Each of our rooms is built from the ground up with original content, custom props, and puzzles that encourage players to think critically and work together. With this new space, we’re continuing our mission to help people reconnect—through fun, challenge, and just the right amount of chaos.”

In addition to public bookings, MISSION: Escape hosts private events for corporate team building, birthday parties, retreats, and youth groups. Flexible scheduling and group rates are available upon request.

The Cherokee County location is now accepting bookings, with plans to expand into additional rooms over the coming year.

One of the hotspots in the heart of downtown Canton, The Holler, is known for trivia, karaoke, live music, and indoor/outdoor dining. Pair a pint with a tasty entrée while the family competes on trivia night.  Enjoy a cocktail and listen to local live music during the pleasant evenings in Georgia. Sing out during karaoke, or just hang out with friends. With gorgeous decks overlooking the beer garden, The Holler is the place to go and experience a vibrant community.

Unique setting with large open-air spaces where groups can gather and enjoy live entertainment!  Bring your own food, beer, and wine.  Enjoy the sunset one Friday each month from March-November for an incredible lineup of talent.

Built in 1927 and renovated in 1997, the Cherokee County Historic Courthouse and Jail is housed in a beautiful five-story Classical Revival building is made of native marble and features a restored chambers and jail quarters.

Marker noting mines extending southwesterly across the county including the Sixes Mine, worked earlier by the Cherokee. After the 1860′s, most gold mining operations in the county slowed or ceased.

Located off GA Hwy. 20, Exit 16 in Canton, the Department of Veteran Affairs 123rd National Cemetery is proud to serve veterans’ needs for generations to come.

Reflecting the Art Deco style of the 1930s, the historic downtown theatre provides live performances from local and traveling productions as well as musicians, comedians, and film screening events.

Born in 1821 in South Carolina, Joseph E. Brown grew up in Georgia where he taught school and read law at night. He was elected State Senator, Judge of the Superior Court, and Governor during the Civil War. His Canton home stood near the current park.

One of the county’s oldest historic cemeteries and final resting place of many pioneer citizens and their descendants. Many lovely markers are carved from marble quarried locally. Located behind the Historic Courthouse. Learn more on the self-guided walking tour at History Cherokee.