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.
​🌸 Secret Garden Tour – Saturday, May 9, 2026 | 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM 🌸 Rain or shine, our popular Garden Tour is finally here!
Spend the day exploring six beautiful private gardens throughout the Johns Creek community on this special one-day, self-guided driving tour. Enjoy live music, local artists, and inspiring garden spaces at your own pace
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Several gardens are also designated as National Wildlife Federation Certified Wildlife Habitat gardens.
Please note that these are private residential properties and some areas include uneven terrain, natural pathways, and stairs, which may limit accessibility for some guests.
Proceeds from the tour benefit Johns Creek Beautification, a 100% volunteer nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing our community through beautification, environmental initiatives, and public art. Funds raised will help support a major public art installation that honors the legacy, culture, and history of Native Americans—the first inhabitants of the Johns Creek area.
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A limited number of walk-up tickets will also be available at the gardens for $40 cash only. Limited change will be available, so please bring exact cash if possible.
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Garden Locations & Descriptions
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Our Current Programs
Secret Garden Tour
Saturday, May 9, 2026 | 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM 🌸 Rain or shine.
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Proceeds from the event will 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 will help support a major public art installation that honors the legacy, culture, and history of Native Americans—the first inhabitants of the Johns Creek area.
Your support helps bring lasting beauty, meaning, and community pride to Johns Creek
Daffodils4Hope
2026 Annual Planting Event - Saturday Oct 10th.
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
ArtSpot
Lunch & Learn
Educational Workshops
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
Visit Johns Creek has created a brochure titled “Take an Art Tour.” Explore it on the Visit Johns Creek – Plan Your Trip page. Scroll to the bottom to see several public artworks donated by Johns Creek Beautification, along with other wonderful pieces of public art located throughout the city.
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.
Saturday, June 21 | 10:30 AM – 2:00 PMBellmere Garden House – 10777 Bell Road, Johns Creek
Event Highlights:
Guest speaker Daniel Price (UGA Extension) shared valuable insights on soil health and composting with worms.Nathan Wilson (New Southern Garden) offered expert guidance on selecting the righ t plants for your landscape.A curated plant sale allowed guests to bring a touch of the garden home.Attendees enjoyed a gourmet boxed lunch from Rushing Trading Company and a garden-themed raffle.
Proceeds from this event benefit Johns Creek Beautification’s public art initiatives and our Daffodils4Hope campaign.​
Stay tuned for the next Lunch & Learn!