Trail data has shown a significant decline in usage since early March 2020, and we are grateful to the community for joining us to help #FlattenTheCurve.
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Atlanta BeltLine Businesses Forge New Collaboration to Help the Community
It began as a routine check-in with local Atlanta BeltLine business, H&F Bread CO, (“H&F”) an Artisan Bakery and one of the largest manufacturers around the transportation corridor and trail … Continue Reading →
Atlanta BeltLine’s New Stumpery Garden
A new treat awaits on the Eastside Trail. South of Wylie Street in Reynoldstown, imposing, overturned tree stumps with their gnarled web of ancient roots beckon trail users to deviate … Continue Reading →
Atlanta BeltLine Behind the Scenes: Spotlight on Economic Development VP, Jerald Mitchell
Like most of the staff, volunteers, and stakeholders of the Atlanta BeltLine, Jerald Mitchell was attracted to the opportunity for the continued ability to do something good when he left … Continue Reading →
BeltLine Awarded EPA Brownfields Cleanup Grant
The Atlanta BeltLine has been awarded a $500,000 grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This Brownfields Program grant will help with the remediation and cleanup of a segment … Continue Reading →
EPA Region 4 Administrator Mary S. Walker to Host Press Briefing Announcing Brownfields Grants in Georgia
Please see below release and join Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. today at 1 p.m. for an announcement from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. EPA Region 4 Administrator Mary S. Walker to … Continue Reading →
Supporting Economic Growth and Mobility in a Changing Climate
In honor of National Economic Development Week, May 4-9, 2020, we are thrilled to highlight the activities and work of our economic development team. $10 billion in private investment, 30,000 … Continue Reading →
Upcoming Improvements for Westside Trail Access at Holderness Street SW
There’s a fabulous little neighborhood open space on the Westside Trail that is going to get some much-needed love and attention this summer. Located at the corner of Holderness Street, … Continue Reading →
Virtual Home Empowerment Workshop Will Share Rental and Homeowner COVID-19 Resources
The Atlanta BeltLine Partnership is hosting a free virtual workshop on Wednesday, May 6 from 6 – 7:30 p.m. It is designed to provide information and identify resources available during … Continue Reading →
Terminus II: the end of the wait is near
It has been a long time coming. Once complete, the massive steel shell that currently frames the Westside Trail will provide the setting for hundreds of carefully woven nylon cables … Continue Reading →
Be a Part of Making Atlanta BeltLine Communities Stronger
Join us on Georgia Gives day to kick off supporting the businesses that make living and working around the BeltLine special.
Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. Announces Arts and Culture Community Strategist
Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. (ABI) would like to introduce Ash Nash, Founder and CEO of Power Haus Creative, as the Arts & Culture Community Strategist. The Arts & Culture Community Strategist … Continue Reading →
Trail Usage Guidelines Now in Effect
Trail data has shown a significant decline in usage since early March 2020, and we are grateful to the community for joining us to help #FlattenTheCurve. Executive orders at both … Continue Reading →
2020-2021 Art on the Atlanta BeltLine Info Sessions
Updated on April 29, 2020 at 5:17 p.m. In light of significant impact of COVID-19, we have modified our Art on the Atlanta BeltLine Info Sessions to provide virtual opportunities … Continue Reading →
Executive Orders to Shelter-in-Place
Updated on April 6, 2020 at 1:50 P.M. Governor Brian Kemp signed an executive order on April 2, 2020 requiring all Georgia residents to shelter in place unless they are … Continue Reading →
Deadline Extension for Art on the Atlanta BeltLine’s Open Call
Last updated April 3, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. The effects of COVID-19 on the world have been staggering, and the creative community has been hit particularly hard. We stand with … Continue Reading →
BeltLine Housing Partners Offer Assistance to Mitigate Impact of Coronavirus Crisis
Updated April 7, 2020 at 11:59 a.m. While there is still great uncertainty about the full impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, one of the Atlanta BeltLine’s affordable housing partners, Woda … Continue Reading →
Atlanta BeltLine: Be Smart, Stay Safe!
These are interesting times we are living in. As we all ride out the storm of COVID-19 together, we get how rough it is to be locked inside and socially … Continue Reading →
Aluma Farm Offers Sliding Scale Payment Options and 50% Off EBT Purchases for Fresh Produce
Aluma Farm farmstand at the intersection of the Westside Trail and Allene Avenue.Our partners at our urban farm, Aluma Farm, on the Atlanta BeltLine Westside Trail want to make sure … Continue Reading →
Curator-in-Residence Courtney Brooks’ Journey of a Black Girl
Art on the Atlanta BeltLine launched its inaugural public art Residency Program in 2019. Multi-disciplinary in scope, ABI recently sat down with the program’s Curator-in-Residence, Courtney Brooks to learn more … Continue Reading →
Atlanta BeltLine Partnership Announces 2020 Atlanta BeltLine Northside 5k!
Registration is now open for the Atlanta BeltLine Northside 5k to be held Saturday, April 4 on the Atlanta BeltLine’s Northside and Northside Connector Trails. This is the first race of the year … Continue Reading →
Atlanta BeltLine Behind the Scenes: Spotlight on Civil Engineers Hope Gist and Nancy Newell
Two-thirds of the employees at Atlanta, BeltLine, Inc. are women, many of whom hold executive and senior leadership roles. In honor of International Women’s Day on March 8, we’re highlighting … Continue Reading →
Talkback with Atlanta BeltLine Scholar-in-Residence, Benae Beamon
Art on the Atlanta BeltLine launched its inaugural public art Residency Program in 2019. Multi-disciplinary in scope, ABI recently sat down with the program’s Scholar-in-Residence, Benae Beamon, PhD, to learn … Continue Reading →
Art on the Atlanta BeltLine Issues Open Call for Artists for 11th Season
Four separate calls invite submissions for visual and performing art, sculpture, residency program, and support positions ATLANTA – Art on the Atlanta BeltLine has released a call for artists for … Continue Reading →
