Lawrenceville launches free quarterly magazine to guide residents and visitors downtown
What's Up! Lawrenceville debuts as a seasonal print-and-digital guide covering events, local stories, and parking — with a new mayoral column built in from the start.
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The City of Lawrenceville has a new way to pull residents and visitors into Downtown Lawrenceville: a free quarterly magazine called What's Up! Lawrenceville, now available in print and online.
The inaugural issue is live at Lville.City/Magazine, where readers can access the digital edition and sign up for future issues by email. Printed copies are being distributed throughout Downtown Lawrenceville and at community partner locations.
Our office created What's Up! Lawrenceville to complement our day-to-day communications. By bringing stories and visitor information together in one place, the magazine gives readers a resource they can return to throughout the season.— Melissa Hardegree, Chief Communications and Marketing Officer
Each issue packages local stories, upcoming events, and visitor information alongside links to EZ-2 PARK — the city's color-coded parking program that maps more than 1,200 free public parking spaces in the downtown area.
The magazine also launches a standing feature called Mayor's Minute, a regular column from Mayor David Still covering city initiatives, community accomplishments, and what's ahead for Lawrenceville.
The magazine arrives as downtown Lawrenceville has a packed calendar. The LIVE in the DTL summer concert series — a free, outdoor event at the Lawrenceville Lawn — is running, with food trucks opening at 6 p.m. at each concert. VIP tables for two or four are available at $90 and $180 respectively.
For anyone picking up the magazine and heading downtown for the first time, the EZ-2 PARK system — featured inside each issue — offers an interactive map at Lville.City/EZ2Park to locate lots and decks and check for temporary closures during events.
Why it matters — Lawrenceville residents and visitors now have a single seasonal resource — free in print and online — to track downtown events, stories, and parking before heading out.
⚠ Not yet confirmed
- The next LIVE in the DTL concert features Pandora's Box (Aerosmith tribute) on August 14
- specific Aerosmith tribute act Pandora's Box on August 14
- according to the multi-source web summary
- according to both the city's downtown site and its main government site
Reported by downtownlawrencevillega.com, lawrencevillega.org
