Harwell Street is another residential street that runs east-west from Joseph E. Lowery and dead-ends into the Atlanta BeltLine interim hiking trail. The future transit corridor – seen here in this video – is just a one-block walk from Washington Park. Walk south and you will cross Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and, in just [...] Read more

We are proud to announce that our 2011 Annual Report is now available online! 2011 was a year of significant progress for the Atlanta BeltLine across all program areas, including parks, transit, trails, affordable housing, and public art. You can flip through the pages below from the comfort of your home or office. Open publication - Free [...] Read more

Ever wanted to watch a film in the beautiful open air theater at Historic Fourth Ward Park? Well, now’s your chance! On May 18 and 19, the 1st Annual Cans Film Festival (ha ha), benefiting the Atlanta Community Food Bank is coming to the park! Here’s the 411: Enjoy top movies under the stars and all for [...] Read more

Fresh from the Eastside Trail this morning – photos of our 14-foot-wide concrete path on the ground! Check out more photos of progress on our facebook page. Please keep in mind that this is still an active construction site and as such is currently CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC, but we hope this teaser will whet [...] Read more

We’re really excited about this… our partner the Atlanta Bicycle Coalition is once again spearheading the incredible Atlanta Streets Alive next Sunday, May 20 from 2 – 6 pm! There are great activities planned for this unique event – from the Atlanta Streets Alive press release: “Amusing activities are planned all along the route including [...] Read more

Metro Atlanta is approaching a pivotal moment in its history – will you be a part of it? The July 31 Regional Transportation Referendum is less than 90 days away. If approved, it would be the largest single transportation investment in the Metro Region’s history. Read more

On May 11-13, gloATL will take over the Historic Fourth Ward Skate Park with “the search for the exceptional,” a new work by choreographer Lauri Stallings. Read more

Atlanta BeltLine, Atlanta City Councilmember Joyce M. Sheperd, and the City’s Department of Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Affairs Unveil New Amenity in Southwest Atlanta Park Community Celebration with Music and Children’s Games on Saturday, May 19 Atlanta, May 8, 2012 – Atlanta BeltLine officials, Atlanta City Councilmember Joyce M. Sheperd, and Parks Department Commissioner George [...] Read more

We’ve listened to you and we’ve done our homework – and now are pleased to present to you a completely reinvented website just for you. We understand that the Atlanta BeltLine project is quite a lot to behold – and we realize that people all across Atlanta, the U.S. – and actually the world – [...] Read more

From the intersection of Langhorn Street and Ralph David Abernathy, you can pick up the Atlanta BeltLine’s West End Trail alongside Muse Street. Muse Street is a one-way road heading north from Ralph David Abernathy to Lucile Avenue. This swath of greenspace is landscaped and shaded with mature trees. See a map of Muse Street. This [...] Read more