Heritage Sandy Springs

Heritage Sandy Springs is a nonprofit-managed park and museum set on four acres in the heart of Sandy Springs, Georgia, built around the historic spring that gave the city its name. Through a public-private partnership with the City of Sandy Springs, the organization preserves and shares the history and cultural identity of the community while offering an outdoor gathering space available for private events. The grounds center on Heritage Green, a terraced entertainment lawn featuring a permanent stage — a versatile outdoor venue used for concerts, festivals, weddings, reunions, company picnics, and community celebrations. The lodge-style Bluestone Building provides an additional indoor option for rentals. The Williams-Payne House, a restored 1869-era farmhouse, houses the Sandy Springs History Museum and anchors the site's historical character. The park hosts the long-running Concerts by the Springs series and Movies by Moonlight programming, and event rentals are coordinated through the City Springs venue rental team. Availability is limited and advance inquiry is recommended.