The recent Art on the Atlanta BeltLine Conservation Project proved to be a remarkable intersection of creativity, community, and conservation. Hosted by the AUC Art History + Curatorial Studies Collective … Continue Reading →
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Atlanta BeltLine Design and Construction Updates: December 2023
Below you will find recent updates and photos of each of our Atlanta BeltLine projects in construction or design along with links to get more general information about each project. … Continue Reading →
Hats Off: Commemorating the First BeltLine MarketPlace Graduating Class
Launched in July 2022 as a collaborative effort from Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. and The Village Market, the inaugural BeltLine MarketPlace pilot sought to eliminate one of the greatest barriers for … Continue Reading →
Good As Burgers Offer Alternatives on the Trail
Talia Jones, co-founder of Good As Burgers (GAB’s) alongside founder and CEO Cornoy Watkins, cultivated a place where plant-based delights meet success. Born amid the challenges of COVID, GAB’s has not … Continue Reading →
Celebrating the First Graduates of BeltLine Business Ventures
The BeltLine Business Ventures program was launched in 2023 by the BeltLine Business Solutions Office, in partnership with The Center by Lendistry and CVM Worldwide. Offering tailored services and resources … Continue Reading →
Westside Trail Closure between Kipp Academy and Cascade Rd
From December 11-22, the Westside Trail between the Kipp Academy access point and Cascade Road Kroger Citi Center access ramp will be closed for construction. During this time, the crew … Continue Reading →
Affordable housing win with groundbreaking on permanent supportive housing for the homeless
December 5 was an historic day for affordable housing around the BeltLine as leaders gathered to break ground on permanent supportive housing for the homeless. Known as the Ralph David … Continue Reading →
CocoCakes by Coco Finds Its Sweet Spot on the BeltLine
CocoCakes by Coco has been a beacon of delectable delights and community engagement. From its humble beginnings on the Lincoln University campus to the thriving brick-and-mortar location in Tucker, Georgia, … Continue Reading →
Atlanta BeltLine Design and Construction Updates: November 2023
Below you will find recent updates and photos of each of our Atlanta BeltLine projects in construction or design along with links to get more general information about each project. … Continue Reading →
Happy Black Parent’s Path to Inclusivity
Meet Makeisha, a mom of seven, entrepreneur, and proud Pittsburgh neighborhood resident. Since making Pittsburgh home, Makeisha has jumped in full force to the investing in the community and making … Continue Reading →
Elevate Your Business with BeltLine Business Ventures
The Atlanta BeltLine has always been about more than just public infrastructure; it’s a vision of an interconnected community, thriving businesses, and a vibrant urban environment. One of the key … Continue Reading →
Atlanta BeltLine Northeast Trail – Segment 2 Now Open!
The next 1.2 miles of BeltLine multi-use trail is now open to walk, run, and roll, connecting neighborhoods to Piedmont Park, Ansley Mall, and under I-85! Nearly 200 people Atlanta … Continue Reading →
Celebrate Atlanta’s Style Writing Culture at ATL Jam
Atlanta’s storied style writing scene dates back to the early 80s when the hip-hop movement first took off in the city. Since then, the art form has grown and evolved, … Continue Reading →
Celebrating Small Business Saturday at Atlanta BeltLine Marketplace
Small Business Saturday is just around the corner, and on November 24, Atlanta BeltLine Marketplace will be the perfect place to celebrate “shopping local” with our small businesses. Small Business … Continue Reading →
Atlanta BeltLine Design and Construction Updates: October 2023
Below you will find recent updates and photos of each of our Atlanta BeltLine projects in construction or design along with links to get more general information about each project. … Continue Reading →
Celebrating Indigenous Heritage and Future on the BeltLine
At the heart of the Atlanta BeltLine’s vision lies a commitment to creating public spaces that are open to all where everyone feels welcome. This dedication to inclusivity extends to … Continue Reading →
Where The Weird Things Are on the Atlanta BeltLine
Something weird happened on the Atlanta BeltLine. Something very weird. Giant monster puppets began congregating at the Stumpery Garden on October 28 at dusk. Some had big teeth. Others had … Continue Reading →
Explore the BeltLine with The City is a Circle
Join us for an exploration of the Atlanta BeltLine in The City is a Circle, an event series curated by our 2023 Scholar-in-Residence Rachel Parish. Running the second Sunday … Continue Reading →
AMI Explained: The Key to Affordable Housing Along the Atlanta BeltLine
Have you ever wondered what “affordability” means when we talk about housing around the Atlanta BeltLine? It’s a question we get often, and it’s a crucial one. To put it … Continue Reading →
Join BeltLine MarketPlace
Calling all local entrepreneurs and small business owners in Atlanta! Here’s an exciting opportunity that could transform your business and bring it to the forefront of our vibrant city. We … Continue Reading →
Little Amal’s Stop on the Atlanta BeltLine
Little Amal, on a 6,000-mile journey across the United States, made a memorable stop on the Atlanta BeltLine’s Eastside Trail. The Atlanta BeltLine, in collaboration with Chantelle Rytter and the … Continue Reading →
Atlanta BeltLine Design and Construction Updates: September 2023
Below you will find recent updates and photos of each of our Atlanta BeltLine projects in construction or design along with links to get more general information about each project. … Continue Reading →
Welcoming Little Amal to the Atlanta BeltLine
Little Amal has traveled more than 6,000 miles around the globe over the last two years in search of a new home. Standing 12 feet tall, this puppet of a … Continue Reading →
Getting Your Steps in Atlanta BeltLine-Style
We’ve all been there: It’s halfway through the day and you realize you’ve spent most of it sitting down (maybe you’ve even received a few “you can do it” messages … Continue Reading →
