Funwoody, Stitched Together: A Resident's Map to Dunwoody's 2026 Summer

If you live here, you've watched Dunwoody Village Parkway turn into something the city's marketing materials have been promising for years. The trick this summer is that the parkway and the Perimeter end of town are no longer two separate evenings. They're starting to share the same calendar.

The clearest read on what's happening: one hospitality group keeps stacking concepts on the same block of Dunwoody Village, and the city's free outdoor programming has quietly been scheduled to feed it. Park Place did its own version of the same move on the other side of Ashford Dunwoody. The result, for a resident, is that planning a Friday night now starts with picking a side.

The Funwoody Bet Just Doubled

DASH Hospitality Group, founded by David Abes, already ran Bar{n} Booze and Bites, Morty's Meat Supply, and Message In a Bottle out of the cluster he calls Funwoody Village. Two openings this spring closed the loop.

The first was Morty's.