In collaboration with Art On The Atlanta Beltline, Arbitrary Living and #ChopItUpATL are announcing the launch of Friends and Neighbors. Friends and Neighbors is a mini boutique festival and day party celebrating southern hospitality, public art and creative commerce at Historic Fourth Ward Park Outdoor Theater and Meadow.

Inspired by getting to know your “mysterious” neighbors, the overarching goal is to celebrate and bridge community between diverse groups through art, food, music and wellness engagements. Friends and Neighbors attendees are everyday people. This event will have collaborative opportunities for community such as a curated vendor market, opportunities for brand alignment through showcase, pop up food vendors, an adult play area featuring yoga, giant chess and Jenga, and various local DJ’s and live musicians.

“I am passionate about us getting back outside, getting into nature and getting in touch with our spirit and what our bodies need.” says Quianah Upton the founder of Arbitrary Living and #ChopItUpATL, “We are hoping that being invited to play and meet in green space serves as a bridge to community engagement and fun.”