As the temperature cools and the leaves change colors, Trilith is spotlighting local artisans and musicians at its first Makers and Music Fall Festival on Saturday, October 22 from 3-7 p.m. in the community’s vibrant Town Centre. Tapping into the town’s artistic and creative roots, the event will include more than 50 local makers, musicians and food trucks.

Guests will enjoy live music performed by artists such as John Amoroso, DJ Kidd Kreme, keyboard extraordinaire Getty Goodwin and saxophonist Karl Cage while shopping for handmade and handcrafted goods including jewelry, sketches, candles, artwork, home goods and more. Additionally, participating Town Centre stores will host a sip and shop for guests to sample Oktoberfest beers.

The free festival is open to all ages and pets who are on a leash. Wristbands are required for sip and shop, must be 21+ years old.

Known for balancing small town community charm with big city creativity, Trilith is an award-winning, master-planned residential and mixed-use development with a focus on storytelling for residents, many with ties to the film industry. Since its inception, the town has supported the artistic community by partnering with local creators to incorporate creative elements including dynamic murals, innovative designs and large-scale sculptures.

The community’s ever-expanding list of retailers in Town Centre include the South’s first autonomous grocery store, a bakery owned by a Food Network champion, a plant shop with a background in movie set greenery, beergarden, flower market, gelato shop, sushi restaurant, pet store, Italian café and several other boutiques.

The Town at Trilith is located at 240 Trilith Parkway, Fayetteville, Ga. To stay informed of activities throughout the year at Trilith, follow @TownatTrilith on social media.