Journey of a Black Girl merges the core of self-expression and the innocence of adolescence. Integrating everyday rituals and practices passed down through our ancestors, Phase I is dedicated to … Continue Reading →
Hear from Homegirl’s Clubhouse muralist, Yuzly Mathurin and other visual artists invited to display black imagery and their journey. Situated on the Southside Trail as part of the initial JOABG … Continue Reading →
As part of Art on the Atlanta Beltline's Virtual Art Festival, Saira will perform original songs, dedicated to those in the fight for Black Lives! Please join us on Facebook … Continue Reading →
A Journey of a Black Girl transitions into womanhood where one learns to stand in power, accepting flaws and embracing true beauty inside and out. Sometimes this may get lost … Continue Reading →
The artists listed below will be discussing their work, their experience, and their process. Healing Ritual projections - Charmaine Minniefield Performance art - Angela Davis Johnson Spoken word - Theresa … Continue Reading →
Mausiki Scales and the Common Ground Collective and local Wordsmiths of the West End seek to bring Storytelling, Poetry and Live Jazz to Atlanta online. Nommo will engage attendees in … Continue Reading →
Atlanta BeltLine DRC meetings begin at 5pm. Applicants must request to be on the agenda by providing all of the required submission materials the Tuesday prior to the meeting or they will not be considered. Any requests submitted between submittal deadlines will be heard at the following month’s meeting. Visit DRC page for more details.
Please join us for Ponce De Leon Avenue NE streetscape improvement updates. This meeting will be held virtually over the Zoom platform. Attendees can participate online or by calling in.
The closing of JOABG is a celebration of OUR journey. This online fashion party expresses that Black girls never go out of style. Listen to 3 fashion stylists known as the Vintage Block Party as we discuss style and culture. We invite guests to dress up and show out! Put on your dancing shoes for this … Continue Reading →
The project explores the notion of Black leisure by highlighting spaces where Black men can experience freedom, autonomy, and joy. Few representations of Black life depict these images or even considers these as valid experiences. We Can’t Cop... uses cars as an allegorical as well as a literal suggestion of movement and escapism from the … Continue Reading →
