A Main Street City since 1985 and managed by the Downtown Dalton Development Authority, downtown features a number of specialty shops, as well as Dalton Green Park, Gateway Park, and the only outdoor statue of Confederate General Joseph Johnston.
DowntownDalton.com

Directions to Downtown Dalton from I-75:

• Exit 333 - Walnut Avenue - east 2.3 miles, left on Thornton Ave, 1 mile to downtown on right.
  
• Exit 336 - Hwy. 41 - south 1/4 mile to Shugart Road, right by RacTrac, 1 mile (2 lights) to Waugh St., left, then 1.5 miles to downtown on right.

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Shop and dine in downtown Dalton for unique treasures and great food.

Downtown Shopping

Downtown Restaurants

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Dalton Ghost Tours

Join Connie Scott and her live Ghost Troupe for eerie tales by lantern light, probing the chilling lore and ghostly legends of Dalton, Georgia's haunted history...

Because sometimes Truth is stranger than fiction!

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Classic Car Cruise-In
Every 2nd Saturday 6:pm - 10:pm
Stroll through over 1 mile of vintage cars and trucks as you ooh and ahh over the styles, designs and machinery of times past. The monthly Cruise-Ins are a lot of fun for the entire family, and it's free!

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Wink Theatre
Crawford Street, Dalton, 30720
706-226-WINK

Built in 1941 to be a small-town version of Atlanta's Fox Theatre, the Wink has been beautifully restored to offer downtown entertainment just about every weekend of the year from concerts and symphonies to theatrical productions and classic movies. Visit their website to find out what's coming up!

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General Joseph E. Johnston Statue
This is the only outdoor statue of General Joseph E. Johnston, who commanded the Army of Tennessee during the Atlanta Campaign December 1863 - July 1864.
Downtown Dalton on the corner of Hamilton and Crawford Streets.

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Downtown Dalton Development Authority
210 N. Pentz Street, Dalton,30720
706-278-3332

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