Capture Gwinnett | A guide to living, working, and playing in Gwinnett County, GA

Hebron Baptist Church in Dacula was established in 1842 as a rural church with ten members and just two services a month. Today, the church has over 11,000 members. It also runs Hebron Christian Academy, a K-12 private school. In addition to worship services and Sunday School, Hebron offers a variety of specialized ministries, including [...]

Rabbit Hill Park in Dacula is a bit on the smaller side but it packs several amenities on its 107 acres such as soccer fields, a large playground, a beautiful water feature and a dog park. Features 107 acres Five youth soccer fields Multi-purpose field 2.5-mile paved multi-purpose trail Grill Restrooms Sand volleyball court Playground [...]

NY Nails is a full-service nail salon

Harbins Park in Dacula is one of Gwinnett’s newest parks and is the largest park in Gwinnett. It is one of the few parks that caters to almost any type of person seeking some outdoor adventure. Along with the playground and outdoor pavilions for family fun, it has multi-mile trails for paved running, trail running, [...]

The Green Tea Diner is an Asian restaurant that provides traditional cuisine from China, Japan and Thailand along with some dishes fused with flavors from all. The also feature an extensive list of fresh made sushi to satisfy anyone who longs for raw fish wrapped in rice.

Luigi’s is a family-owned Italian restaurant that functions mainly as a pizzeria, but also offers a selection of basic Italian meals. After running the original location in Covenington, a second location was opening in Dacula. Like all good family-owned pizzerias, Luigi’s has a good story on their website about their heritage, the freshness of their [...]

The Elisha Winn House holds the distinguishing honor of being the oldest surviving building in Gwinnett, along with being one of the oldest in the metro-Atlanta region. It was built in 1812 and served as a location for the organizing the establishment of Gwinnett County. The Winn House served many different governmental duties in Gwinnett’s [...]