Poets have always been drawn to capturing the beauty of life — whether that beauty lies in humanity, nature, or the interplay between the two. It is only natural, then, … Continue Reading →
Community reaction to Park Pride Grant makes a great headline: “This is real now.”
Home, community, resilience, a place to dream – these are just a few words that neighbors use to describe Four Corners Park.
Conference veteran or just Conference-curious? Park Pride’s March Conference promises to be best one yet!
Attracting over 500 attendees, this is the largest parks conference in the southeast.
Welcoming Libya Elarbi, Park Pride’s 2025 Spring Intern
Park Pride is excited to introduce Libya Elarbi, our 2025 Spring Intern!
Connecting on Common Ground at Park Pride’s Parks & Greenspace Conference
Community and togetherness are the cornerstone of Park Pride’s 2025 Parks & Greenspace Conference.
Exploring Atlanta’s hidden forests with local author Jonah McDonald
Local author and park naturalist Jonah McDonald is on a mission to make Atlanta’s hidden forests less hidden.
Finding solace in our parks
In times like these, many things drag us down, but our parks lift us back up. They are places where everyone is welcome, no matter who sits in the White House.
Atlanta’s parks are the places to be this fall — Get outside to see them in their vibrant glory!
We’re lucky to live in a city where nature and urban life are so closely tied, and, without this union, Atlanta wouldn’t be Atlanta.
Park Design Workshop: Seven community groups reimagine their park entrances
Picture the entrance to your neighborhood park. What does it look like? How accessible is it? What message does it send?
Honoring Tally Sweat, Park Pride’s Founding Board President
We are saddened to share the news that Tally Sweat, Park Pride’s founding Board President, passed away on August 27th. While many of you may know about Tally’s connection to … Continue Reading →
