Community
Re-Imagining Peachtree Street: Panel Discussion
The Hub at Peachtree Center 233 Peachtree St NE, Atlanta, GA, United StatesWhat does the next generation of life look like for Peachtree Street? Join the Department of City Planning, Peachtree Center, Atlanta Downtown Improvement District, and the Atlanta History Center for this discussion and see renderings of what might be in store for the future of Peachtree. Find more information on the Atlanta City Studio website.
ATL Parks & Rec Community Celebration
Southside Sports Complex 3460 Jonesboro Rd SE, Atlanta, GA, United StatesCome one, come all, to a community celebration at Southside Park that will be packed with activities for the whole family! Join the City of Atlanta’s Department of Parks & Recreation, Councilmember Joyce Sheperd, Southern Off-Road Bicycle Association (SORBA) and partners for the ribbon cutting of the Southside Park mountain bike trail! Attendees will also … Continue Reading →
Plant. Eat. Repeat. | Mason Mill Community Garden
Mason Mill Community Garden 1340-B McConnell Dr, Atlanta, GA, United StatesCalling all new and experienced gardeners! Want a stronger connection to your food and where it comes from? Want a chance to network with neighbors and others in your community interested in edible gardening? Food Well Alliance and the Atlanta Botanical Garden are pairing up to launch a brand new series of spring workshops at … Continue Reading →
Life is Made of Community: Lessons from Trees in Cities and Forests
College of Law Ceremonial Courtroom 85 Park Place, Atlanta, GA, United StatesGeorgia State University's College of Arts & Sciences presents their annual Plummer Lecture. David George Haskell, author of two award-winning books, the Forest of Unseen and the Song of Trees, will be presenting a public lecture entitled "Life is Made of Community: Lessons from Trees in Cities and Forests." A reception will follow.
Healthy Pets Fulton at Washington Park
Washington Park 1125 Lena St NE, Atlanta, GA, United States2019 Vine City English Avenue Earth Day Festival
Vine City Park Magnolia St NW, Atlanta, GA, United StatesYou are cordially invited to the Vine City English Avenue Earth Day Festival in association with Trees Atlanta. At 1:00 pm, a special dedication by the National Black & Latino Council USA, Trees Atlanta and the community will honor the late Atlanta City Councilman Ivory Young, Jr., by planting trees in his name. The festival … Continue Reading →
Park Rx Day in DeKalb County
GA, United StatesNational ParkRx Day is an annual celebration of the Park Prescription movement. On this day, healthcare providers, park agencies, community groups, and other Park Prescription program leaders organize events and activities in parks and green spaces across the country, encouraging participants to improve their health and well-being by embracing the health benefits of nature. Each ParkRx … Continue Reading →
Soil Festival 2019
Truly Living Well Collegetown Farm 324 Lawton St SW, Atlanta, GA, United StatesFood Well Alliance and Truly Living Well invite you to the fifth annual Soil Festival to continue a tradition of celebrating soil as a key source for building gardens and healthier communities. Soil Festival is an annual tradition of celebrating soil as a key source for building gardens and healthier communities. This year, organizers are … Continue Reading →
Pop Up Beer Garden in Waterworks Park
Waterworks Greenspace 300 Reservoir Dr NW, Atlanta, GA, United StatesThe Trust for Public Land is hosting a pop-up beer garden with local brews, live music, food trucks and a community mural painting activity in the Waterworks Park.
Friends and Neighbors Day Fest
Historic Fourth Ward Park 680 Dallas St NE, Atlanta, GA, United StatesIn 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 … Continue Reading →