A night at the AMP is truly an event to behold.
Neighbors all around, local businesses with serving stations nearby, and a central event to enjoy; all of this happens right in Adamson Square at the AMP, the local amphitheatre. It holds seating for around 1,000 people and all the events there are completely free to attend. With so many types of events to enjoy, it’s no wonder that Carrollton is a special place to so many.
So let’s dive into how it could be a special place for you, too!
The Best Features of the AMP
Movies
You can kick back and enjoy a movie on the big screen at the AMP every few weeks. With seasonally picked family friendly films, it’s a great place to take your kids for a night out on the town.
Concerts
Live bands and singer/songwriters regularly descend upon the AMP to show you what they can do. Enjoy thrilling performances just blocks away from all the shops and restaurants you can imagine. It’s the perfect date night or just a relaxing way to wind down the week.
Sporting Events
For baseball and football games, the AMP’s screen turns into a broadcast where sports fans can join forces for their favorite teams. The greenspace is a great place to relax, and it’s easy to grab a bite or drink nearby while you do.
Community Events
Seasonal events like pumpkin carving, yoga, and trivia pop up throughout the year for anyone looking for something a little different to break up the week. Check the events calendar for all the info you need on fresh new ideas for the AMP, and be sure to give them some love!
Cornhole
Finally, during the warmer seasons, teams can register for a cornhole tournament right in the center of town. The AMP hosts this classic tailgate sport for locals to enjoy, so you can easily test your mettle against your once neighbors, now enemies.
All in all, the AMP alone is a convincing enough reason to give Carrollton a look, but there’s a lot more where that came from. If you’re thinking of hunting down some property there, give The Zachos Team a call. We’ll make sure you’re settled in before that next live show or cornhole game comes around.
Written by Paul Zachos III