Since its founding, the Roswell Recreation Association has worked tirelessly to raise money to support the Roswell Recreation, Parks, Historic and Cultural Affairs Department. Among its first projects, the association built Roswell’s first tennis courts, a little league field, and paid part of the salary for Roswell’s first recreation and park director’s salary. In 1966, the association began the Roswell Arts Festival, the first arts festival held north of the Chattahoochee River, as a way to promote arts and raise funds for Roswell recreation and parks. The Roswell Arts Festival has been so successful it has become they only initiative of the association. Over the years, the more than $1.6 million raised have been used to help purchase park land, playground equipment, spraygrounds, meditative gardens, and many other projects that have benefitted Roswell residents of all ages.

On the grounds of Roswell City Hall 38 Hill Street, Roswell, GA 30075