From large retailers to locally owned shops, our two counties have everything!
Coweta and Fayette are lucky to enjoy a wide range of options when it comes to shopping. Our two counties have it all, from big-box stores to independently owned stores. We support “buying local” because it helps our community by giving local business owners and employees a living in addition to increasing tax revenue. The social and economic well-being of the area is enhanced as a result of increased revenue.
Alive After Five in Senoia
Every month on the third Friday, downtown Senoia hosts a celebration of dining, shopping, and entertainment called Alive After Five. Main Street closes, and the street fills with merchants selling festive goods, handcrafted gifts, food, beverages, live music, and more.
Main Street Newnan Market Day
Every month, Main Street Newnan sponsors the Market Day, which has about fifty different booths with fresh vendors. Fresh veggies, jams, honey, leather goods, salsa, ceramics, artwork, kids’ clothes, handwoven baskets, furniture, fiber art, and floral designs are among the best-selling items. Every month from April through December, the event is held in downtown Newnan on the first Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Senoia Farmers Market
A wide range of handcrafted crafts, artisanal products, and fresh, locally grown produce are available at the Senoia Farmers Market. It offers the community a chance to support regional farmers, merchants, and craftspeople while taking in the quaint ambiance of the town and is open seasonally. With everything from fresh produce to unusual presents, beverages, and baked goods, the market is a well-liked hangout for both locals and tourists. Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., April through December.
Coweta County Farmers Market
From the second Saturday in June to mid-October, this market is open. The Coweta County Farmer’s Market offers locally produced commodities such as fresh cut flowers, honey, fruits, veggies, and more. During the summer, it happens every week at two separate local venues: the Asa M. Powell Sr. Expo on Saturdays and the downtown area near the courthouse square on Wednesdays.
Night Market
The Night Market at Drake Field in Peachtree City includes entertainment, food, music, and artists. Along with a variety of artists and sellers, the event has live music, food trucks, food booths, wine, mixed beverages, and craft beer. The Night Market is held all year round; for the most recent schedule, see nightmarketptc.com. Jason Hunter Design and other local companies sponsor the Night Market.
Farmers markets aren’t the only place to shop in Fayette and Coweta! Both counties have a lot of big shopping centers and downtown regions with interesting history and architecture, along with a lot of other little shops, boutiques, and stores. Look for unique sales events and festivities on websites in the downtown area.
Additional Shopping
Halfway between Peachtree City and Fayetteville sits Smith and Davis, one of the area’s most notable companies. For luxury footwear, athletic wear, and casual apparel companies, as well as exceptional customer service, this is a must-visit place. It is a family-owned business and a popular in the community.
Ashley Park can be found in Newnan at 354 Newnan Crossing Bypass. There are many upscale dining options and chic retail stores at this outdoor mixed-use complex. Monthly events are also frequently held at Ashley Park.
The Avenue sits at the intersection of Highways 54 and 74. Specialty restaurants, upscale national merchants, and other regional boutiques are among its fifty enterprises and eateries. Through a variety of activities, including auto shows, yoga sessions, and holiday-themed events, The Avenue invites the community to come out and take in the outdoor eating, brick-lined walkways, and greenery found in the retail sector.
Peachtree City also has a number of retail stores that provide a wide range of shopping alternatives. One of Peachtree City’s most golf cart-friendly shopping districts is Braelinn Shopping Center, which offers easy access to the golf cart trails close to the city’s geographic center.
Many national retailers may be found in the city’s west in the West Village Shopping Area and north in the Kedron Shopping Center.
With a range of small businesses, antique stores, and local boutiques, downtown Tyrone, Georgia, provides a charming shopping experience. Visitors can explore unique treasures, such as home décor and homemade crafts, in a laid-back setting.
Finding a Deal
Are you looking for a deal? You don’t have to search any farther! Visit these websites: There are a lot of consignment stores in the area, including Clothes Less Traveled, Encore Interior Consignment, Fayette Thrift Shop, Goodwill of North Georgia, Linda’s Attic Thrift Store, More for Less Consignment, New Beginnings, Plato’s Closet Newnan, Red Door Consignment, Second Glance, The Hubb Store, Wellspring, Forever In Style, and A Better Way Bargains.
SERVING LOCALLY SINCE 1965
Smith & Davis Clothing was founded in 1965 by Fred Smith and Ronald Davis. The store served the mostly rural communities of Fayette and Coweta Counties with work clothes, shoes, and dress apparel. In 1973, Mr. Davis acquired Fred Smith’s share of the company and kept running the store. Today, Mr. Davis’ children, Tony, George, and Beth all take part in the successful running of the business.
Smith & Davis has experienced changes in the times, trends, and even their location in the 59 years since it first opened. The initial relocation to a bigger space took place in 1979, and the current 20,000 square foot structure was constructed in 1988. The dedication to offering top-notch customer service and high-quality products is the one thing that hasn’t changed.
In recent years, the store has welcomed new faces into the buying, management, and marketing portions of the business. Like Tony always says, “I know my limitations”. Ted Patterson and Samuel Perez now handle the majority of the buying. Samuel is also in charge of the marketing department. They work together to manage the store.
Nearby Peachtree City is known for its abundance of runners and tri-athletes, and Smith & Davis has become a Running Specialist and is a trusted shoe source for runners in the area. Smith & Davis was also awarded the Top 25 Gold Medal Service award winners in ‘22 for the United States and #2 in Georgia by Footwear Insight Magazine.
Non-commissioned Run Specialists at Smith & Davis take the time to provide you with both what you want and what you need. The first step in the procedure is a foot scan using their Gait Analysis machine, which identifies the kind of arch and degree of pronation present in each runner. Everything here is intended to help you fit better into running, casual, work, and leisure footwear. This service has reached the ears (and feet) of doctors and physical therapists around the area.
But shoes aren’t the only thing they are known for – their clothing selection covers a wide range of choices. From heavy duty work wear to athletic, casual and dress clothing, they have it all.
The ladies’ side of the facility has developed into a more boutique-like presence, stocking the most in-demand top brands in outdoor wear along with the newest seasonal trends & accessories.
Do yourself a favor and visit Smith & Davis if you haven’t already. You’ll be surprised at volume and variety of clothing, shoes, accessories, and more hidden in this gem of a store, just outside of Peachtree City.