“Maestro J. Wayne Baughman, the Orchestra Founder, has been the long-standing champion of the Legacy Center. We will bring the foremost orchestra in suburban Atlanta to the Legacy Center and make Johns Creek the home of outstanding music in North Fulton.”

“The Johns Creek Arts Center has followed its mission of bringing arts education and cultural experiences to an under-served area of North Fulton County. The Center is truly a part of the fabric of our community and is a gathering place for area artists to take classes, attend camps, exhibit their art and teach.”

“The Johns Creek Convention & Visitors Bureau sees the Legacy Center as an asset for attracting visitors and hosting business and leisure events, acting as an economic driver for our exceptional city. We are excited to welcome guests to this one-of-a-kind venue.”

“We are thrilled that there will be center dedicated to the arts in the Johns Creek area. We would support the center in terms of propagating about it & also use it for our recitals.”

North Atlanta Dance Academy, established in 1997, has been a long standing advocate for a cultural center in Johns Creek. The Legacy Center would not only be a much needed performance space, but most importantly an economic asset for the residents and businesses of Johns Creek.

“The Chopin Society of Atlanta is a non-profit organization that since early 2000 has been devoted to promoting Fryderyk Chopin’s music, and is committed to performing at the Legacy Center. The Society funds annual scholarships for the piano students to participate in international piano master classes in Europe.”

“Arts On The Creek, which established the City’s first arts festival, is committed to exhibiting our high school students’ artwork in the Legacy Center. This gallery will give our students the opportunity to show their work in Johns Creek’s finest setting.”

The Johns Creek Historical Society researches, preserves, and shares the history of the land, events, and people of the area that is today’s City of Johns Creek. We support the Legacy Center as a hub of cultural activity including a possible home for history exhibits and archives.

“Banks and Shane began playing music in Atlanta in August, 1972. Over the years, the band has performed around the U.S. and around the world, on concert stages, nightclubs, ski resorts, and almost every venue imaginable. They owned and operated one of Atlanta’s most popular restaurant/supper clubs,”

“Aparna’s Dance Academy hosts annual event every year in the month of May. We will love to use the facility near our studio.”