One Day in Atlanta is coming, and they want your participation. One Day on Earth is a collaborative media project that spans several cities, including Atlanta. The participatory project encourages … Continue Reading →

Atlanta Streets Alive is Coming to the West End!
The streets of the West End are coming alive! Atlanta Streets Alive, organized by the Atlanta Bicycle Coalition, is introducing a new route. On April 20, from 2-6 p.m., a … Continue Reading →

Play Day on the Atlanta BeltLine Offers a Day of Fun and Physical Fitness at Boulevard Crossing Park
Grab your friends, bring out the family, head on over – just don’t miss Play Day on the Atlanta BeltLine. This free, fun-filled day of sports, fitness, nutrition, and education … Continue Reading →

Organic Land Care Symposium 2014
If you haven’t registered for the Atlanta BeltLine Organic Land Care Symposium, there is still time! The all-day event will be held at the Atlanta Botanical Garden on Monday, August 25, … Continue Reading →

Eastside Trail Gateway Groundbreaking Recap
Even though the weather was chilly last Friday, the sun was shining and the skies were blue as officials and community members began to move dirt on the Eastside Trail … Continue Reading →

2013 – A Year in Review
Last Tuesday was the fourth and final Atlanta BeltLine Quarterly Briefing of 2013. We took the opportunity to present the public with a recap of Atlanta BeltLine progress and events … Continue Reading →

Try the Limited Edition BeltLine Brew: TransformationALE
The Atlanta BeltLine’s own Ryan Gravel rolled up his sleeves to help formulate “BeltLine Brew,” a limited edition new flavor that will be introduced at the Sweetwater “Brew Your Cask … Continue Reading →

Dozens of Atlanta Youth Enjoy the First Atlanta BeltLine Street Cup
Nearly 40 youth between the ages of five and 19 joined us for the first Atlanta BeltLine Street Cup – presented by the Atlanta BeltLine Partnership and Soccer in the … Continue Reading →

Atlanta BeltLine Wins ARC Development of Excellence Award
On Friday, November 1, the Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) held its annual State of the Region Breakfast. At the event, the Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail received the ARC’s Development of Excellence … Continue Reading →

Atlanta BeltLine to Dedicate Iron Column Sculpture
Atlanta – On Friday, November 8, at 10 am officials from Atlanta BeltLine, Inc., the City of Atlanta Office of Cultural Affairs and IIDA Georgia will dedicate a permanent piece … Continue Reading →

Join Us for Free, Fun Fitness on the Atlanta BeltLine through November!
Aerobics, Bike Riding, and Trail Yoga – Oh My! The Atlanta BeltLine Partnership is encouraging Atlantans to get out and get active on the Atlanta BeltLine, and is making that … Continue Reading →

Art on the Atlanta BeltLine Performance Finale
We hope you’ve had a blast at the Art on the Atlanta BeltLine performances this year! Though the visual art will be on exhibition through November, the performances came to … Continue Reading →

Atlanta BeltLine Night at the Braves is a Hit!
Two hundred excited fans joined us for the 5th annual Atlanta BeltLine Night at the Braves on Tuesday, Sept. 24, when our own Eastern Division champions defeated the Milwaukee Brewers … Continue Reading →

Art on the Atlanta BeltLine Brings Performances to the West Side!
The weather was absolutely beautiful for the performances last Sunday in the southwest corridor, despite rain day on Saturday. (By the way, Saturday’s performances have been rescheduled for October 5 in … Continue Reading →

2013 Art on the Atlanta BeltLine is in Motion!
Movement was the theme on the opening weekend of the fourth annual Art on the Atlanta BeltLine exhibition. After the Lantern Parade’s vibrant march down the Eastside Trail, more performances … Continue Reading →

2013 Lantern Parade Recap
What a spectacular kickoff for 2013 Art on the Atlanta BeltLine at the annual Lantern Parade! More than 10,000 – yes, 10,000! – paraders and spectators came out for the … Continue Reading →

Recap: Southwest Connector Trail Dedication
With over 100 neighbors, cyclists, walkers, runners, police officers, special guests, and Atlanta BeltLine supporters in attendance, the Southwest Connector Trail dedication was a huge success! The ceremony took place … Continue Reading →

The Atlanta Community ToolBank is Moving!
The Atlanta Community ToolBank is moving! A partner of the Atlanta BeltLine, ToolBank provides low-cost access to tools for use by charitable organizations in community service projects. On July 20, … Continue Reading →

Recap: 2013 National Brownfields Conference
The 2013 National Brownfields Conference came to Atlanta on May 15 of this year, and the Atlanta BeltLine was a prominent presence. The Conference convenes every 18 months and is … Continue Reading →

Recap: Atlanta BeltLine Earth Day 2013
Keep Atlanta Beautiful, Trees Atlanta, the Atlanta BeltLine Partnership, and Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. spearheaded this year’s successful Earth Day on the Atlanta BeltLine. With additional support from Park Pride, the Atlanta … Continue Reading →

Walk the Eastside Trail with Trees Atlanta as part of Phoenix Flies
On Friday, March 22 at 1:00 P.M. Trees Atlanta will be hosting a free Tree Walk with the help of Atlanta Preservation Center’s Phoenix Flies and the City of Atlanta. … Continue Reading →

Trees Atlanta to plant 109,000 native grass plugs on Eastside Trail
As we round the corner towards warmer weather, we are excited to announce the next big leap forward for the Eastside Trail! Working with our partner Trees Atlanta, more than … Continue Reading →

200 Is the Lucky Number at Atlanta BeltLine Night with the Hawks!
More than 200 Atlanta BeltLine supporters attended the Atlanta BeltLine Night with the Hawks, and nearly 200 total points were scored in the game against the Memphis Grizzlies. (Final score: … Continue Reading →

What’s Next for the Atlanta BeltLine? Citywide Conversation Recap
***UPDATE: Take the Survey!*** The Atlanta BeltLine is crafting an Implementation Plan that will guide the project’s development over the next 20 years. This survey is critical to our planning … Continue Reading →