Remember when summer meant riding your bike until the street lights came on? We're bringing that feeling back.
Join us for an afternoon of great music, good food, old friends, new neighbors, and the kind of community gathering that reminds us what small towns are all about.
Sunday, June 7th2:00 PM – Until the Street Lights Come On
Food Live Music All Ages Welcome Friends & Neighbors
Featuring music from:
Adam Payne Betsy Franck
Adam Klein & Adam Poulin
Erica Sunshine Lee
Ty Manning
Mushroom Herders
Tom Shandy
Scott Low
Judy Linn
Scotty NicholsonMore Artists To Be Announced
Bring a lawn chair. Bring your kids. Bring your neighbors.
Let's fill the parking lot with laughter, music, and the kind of memories that last a lifetime.
Good Food. Good Music. Good Neighbors.
Wonder Begins Here
Host Your Next Gathering at Blue 42 Market
Dahlonega’s coffee shop, bakery & deli — built for meaningful gatherings and memorable moments.
From intimate celebrations to lively community events, Blue 42 Market offers a warm, handcrafted space rooted in hospitality, good food, and genuine connection.
• Wedding Parties
• Rehearsal Dinners
• Sunday Brunch Gatherings
• Corporate Events & Team Meetings
• Birthday Celebrations
• Baby & Bridal Showers
• Graduation Parties
• Live Music & Private Socials
• Community & Family Gatherings
Fresh baked goods. Thoughtfully prepared food. Craft coffee. Local charm.
All in the heart of downtown Dahlonega.
Let’s Plan Something Special Together at Blue 42 Market.
GOOD COFFEE. GOOD EATS. GOOD VIBES
Take Your Place In Dahlonega's History
Join us on a Cannabis & Coffee journey as we take you behind the scenes, and into the inner workings of creating a Cannabis Strain or Coffee Roast. Become an integral part on a local farm or our partner roasting house, joining the Blue 42 Organic’s team and taking your place in Dahlonega Coffee history.
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High Quality Baked Goods
Indulge in a homemade baked goods at Blue 42 Market.
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Blue 42 Market
Blog posts
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In the Supreme Court of Georgia Case No. S25G1439
Henry OstaszewskiThe Georgia Constitution protects citizens from private property being “taken or damaged for public purposes without just and adequate compensation.” We believe those protections matter.
In the Supreme Court of Georgia Case No. S25G1439
Henry OstaszewskiThe Georgia Constitution protects citizens from private property being “taken or damaged for public purposes without just and adequate compensation.” We believe those protections matter.
