Crabapple Center is evolving into a hub for performing arts, gymnastics and athletics, and community programming in Roswell, Georgia. This project is an integral part of the City’s multi-year, bond-funded plan to modernize and repurpose the 20-acre property into a flexible, multi-use facility that serves residents of all ages.
Over the last four years, Roswell’s Recreation and Parks programs have experienced extraordinary growth with a 21% increase in gymnastics participation and an 80% increase in performing arts enrollment since 2021. As more residents look for opportunities to learn, move, and connect, the City is expanding its facilities and programs through a holistic, phased approach that strengthens the community for generations to come.
Phased Approach
Phase 1
Purchasing the property, preparing the facility for use, and activating spaces for basketball, summer camps, and gymnastics. This phase is complete.
Phase 2
Building new outdoor pickleball courts, replacing the roof, and converting interior spaces into studios and performance areas. This phase is currently active.
Phase 3
Improving site access to Roswell Area Park, opening the grounds, and expanding programming and studio space at the PAC.
In The News
- Roswell Approves Contract for New Pickleball Courts at Crabapple CenterPickleball continues to be one of Roswell’s fastest-growing sports and Roswell is serving up more opportunities to play. To meet community demand and expand access
- Roswell Moves Forward with Roof Replacement at Crabapple CenterThe City of Roswell is taking the next step in its long-term plan to modernize Crabapple Center, a 20-acre community facility that continues to play
- Roswell’s Crabapple Center’s Future is Set for a New StageThe $6.5 million bond-funded project will replace the roof, add studio spaces, and create a black box performance space by Spring 2026. In February 2025,
- Roswell Purchases Crabapple Middle SchoolRoswell buys the old Crabapple Middle School location.
Follow the Project
To read more about the Crabapple Center construction progress and Council discussions, visit the reports and presentations from City Council and Committee meetings at RoswellGov.com.
