Emphasizing that Carrollton’s greatest strength is its citizens, Mayor Betty Cason boasts, “We have an awesome school system here, we have great medical facilities here, we have all levels of jobs, to fit the needs of our citizens. We have the University of West Georgia, and we have West Central Technical College, both here in our city. Overall, we are in a really good space. I think we’re a well-rounded city in opportunity.” Carrollton: A Vibrant City with Thriving Events and Amenities As a tight-knit community, Carrollton is a hub of activity, hosting over 50 annual events spread across its vibrant downtown area and local parks. These happenings encompass a wide spectrum, ranging from the popular Mayfest Arts and Crafts Festival to Taste of Carrollton, which showcases the culinary delights of the city’s restaurants. CI T Y OF CARROLLTON, GEORGIA Additionally, the open-air amphitheater in the center of downtown is a focal point for hosting large regional concerts and other performances. Also in the downtown core is Carrollton’s Center for the Arts, a 270-plus seat theater that plays host to a diverse array of events, including community theater productions, professional performances, and rentals to local organizations. Known for its consistent soldout shows, the center also features a Visual Arts Gallery that displays local and regional talent through seven art exhibitions each year. This much-cherished venue, which has been serving the community for two decades is owned and operated by the city. Erica Studdard, Community Development Director,
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