Attendees will participate in a 30-minute class and then be given a free bag of in-season produce from our mobile market to take home and prepare

More info here

The Atlanta Department of Transportation (ATLDOT) will reopen a key corridor that links major business and entertainment hubs in downtown Atlanta to morning commuters. The Ted Turner Bridge—formerly the Spring Street Bridge—now includes a rebuilt viaduct and roadway, extending from the intersections of Mitchell Street SW, situated between the Richard B. Russell Federal Building and the Martin Luther King, Jr. Building, and Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive SW.

The Short Film Festival at Black Writers Weekend 2025 showcases a bold lineup of a dozen short films and trailers that celebrate the depth of the Black experience. Enjoy powerful screenings, Q&As with filmmakers, and panels exploring the connection between storytelling, culture, and cinema. It’s a space to be inspired, make connections, and experience the future of Black film.

Get your free tickets here

The Fulton County Tax Assessors' Office has mailed the 2025 Notices of Assessment to residential and commercial property owners. Keep an eye out for yours to arrive in the mail or visit www.fultonassessor.org to see online.

Keep in mind, this is not a tax bill. The notice shows the value assessed on your property as of January 1, 2025. This year’s notices include updates due to new state laws (HB 581 and HB 92).

Property owners have 45 days from the date of the notice, to appeal if it does not reflect fair market value. The deadline for most appeals is Friday, August 1, 2025, unless otherwise noted on the notice.

Appeals can be submitted:

• Online at www.fultonassessor.org

• By mail

• In person at the Board of Assessors

Learn more: Fulton County Board of Assessors

Elementary: 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM

Middle School: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM

High School: 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM

For more info, visit www.atlantapublicschools.us

See how print design comes to life! Artist and designer Samantha Richardson merges retro RISO techniques with digital animation in an evolving public art project at The Public Art Futures Lab!

Join us Friday, August 1 from 7 -11 PM for an Open Studio with ATL DTN Artist-in-Residence @samrich.co Samantha Richardson at the Public Art Futures Lab in @underground_atlanta during First Friday Art Walks.

Samantha will be sharing works in progress from her residency, where she’s been exploring the creative tension between analog and digital through RISO printing and animation. Stop by as part of the First Friday Art Walk and get a behind-the-scenes look at her evolving process for the @downtownatlanta public art residency.

Free and open to the public. RSVP HERE

Event Address: Public Art Futures Lab
88 Lower Alabama Street, Atlanta, GA 30303

Join the Atlanta Beltline Partnership and Atlanta Track Club for an unforgettable race series celebrating our communities and Atlanta's iconic Beltline.

Register Here

Meeting is both online and in person. For zoom meeting info, email info@ashviewheights.org

Westview Community Organization is the Westview Neighborhood Association.

In addition to meeting online, WCO also meets online. You can sign up for their meetings here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMufuisqDouE9CJLplKr3Pi9GPV6v80v7Pm

National Night Out is a fantastic opportunity to unite as a community, strengthen public safety-community partnerships, and make our neighborhood safer and more caring. Enjoy a fun-filled evening with:

Neighborhood-specific events will be posted as information becomes available.

Skate lessons using traveling routines designed to help you skate the Beltline with confidence. Intermediate skaters should have some stopping knowledge and power. 12+

Connect with organizers a part of Midnight Riot Indianapolis and Atlanta

• Understand how inequity and the climate crisis impact communities in
  ATL and Naptown

• Co-create opportunities for environmental direct action

Registration Required

Second Friday is a monthly neighborhood potluck hosted in Westview, West End, or Westwood Terrace. If it’s the second Friday of the month, your neighbors are hanging out and you’re invited. Other nearby neighborhoods are welcome to attend too. Please bring a dish to share and BYOB.

FREE | Open to the public - Join us for the opening reception of Ayiti-Quisqueya: Nexus of the Taíno - The Masterful Paintings of Reinilda Fernandez (Blair) and Darnelle Louis-Jacques

The event is an opportunity for FULTON COUNTY residents to explore the museum and our latest exhibition for FREE!
Be sure to bring your family and friends!

http://www.hammondshouse.org

For more info, visit www.yesjazzmatters.org

For meeting info, click here

Due to overwhelming RSVPs, the joint town hall location with Atlanta Councilmember Andrea L. Boone has moved to Jackson Memorial Baptist Church to accommodate more people. Don't miss this opportunity to hear about our work and get your questions answered. Space is still limited, so please RSVP here: https://bit.ly/AugustGA05TH.

‘Craft & Chill’, STE(A)M Truck’s unique 21+ events at Pittsburgh Yards, combine creativity, community, and relaxation. These casual gatherings invite adults to unwind with hands-on activities, led by skilled instructors in a laid-back atmosphere. Attendees can learn basics, work on projects, and connect with others while supporting STE(A)M Truck’s mission to make hands-on learning accessible for all ages.

REGISTER HERE

The Atlanta Citizen Review Board (ACRB) was established in 2007 to ensure that city departments directly responsible for public safety, particularly the Police Department and the Department of Corrections have the proper support of the government and its various agencies. It is designed to provide citizen oversight of misconduct accusations against sworn members of the police and corrections departments in the City of Atlanta. It is comprised of 15 citizen Board members and 14 staff, including 4 investigators.

The Board meets at 6:30 p.m. on the second Thursday of each month on the Second Floor of City Hall in Committee Room One.  The ACRB office is located in Suite 1225, Tower Building of City Hall, on the first floor.

For more information, visit https://acrbgov.org

Westside Future Fund’s Transform Westside Summit is held on the 3rd Friday of each month and is free and open to the public. Our audience includes a diverse group of stakeholders. Longtime neighborhood residents, community and faith leaders, heads of non-profits and corporate executives come together to share success stories and discuss challenges that currently affect our Westside neighborhoods.

Also, did we mention there’s free Chik-Fil-A biscuits?

Click here to RSVP

Location:
384 Northyards Blvd NW
Building 100, Suite 190

This tour explores the Atlanta Beltline Arboretum Southwest Trail with a focus on the horticultural collections and interesting facts about the surrounding neighborhoods. Come out and explore this part of the Atlanta Beltline that is home to Art on the Beltline including ConNectar - an art piece installed by Trees Atlanta that shares the importance of pollinators in our urban forest.

Click here to register

Help protect the environment from harmful metals and divert useful materials away from the landfill! Take your hard-to-recycle electronics and tires, as well as all the regular single-stream stuff to the access road in front of CitiTrends.

We’re talking callphones, cameras, copies, computers, DVD playes, fax machines, medical equipment, printers, hospital equipment, projectors, radios, circuit boards, speakers, video game consoles, routers, and everything in between. Just about the only things they won’t take are TVs and old CRT monitors.

The Atlanta Planning Advisory Board (APAB) serves as an advisory board to the city on city-wide issues, goals and objectives relative to the preparation and updating of the comprehensive development plan, as well as matters relating to citizen organizations and participation in the planning process.

Click here for more information

Celebrating Legacy. Building Community. Uniting the Diaspora.

Join us for the Marcus Garvey Day Festival – a powerful day of culture, empowerment, and Pan-African unity in the heart of Atlanta’s historic West End!

✨ What to Expect:✔ Keynote Speaker: Tassili Ma’at – Raw Food Alchemist & Owner of Tassili’s Raw Reality✔ Live Performances & Drum Circles✔ Vendors with Cultural Goods & Wellness Products✔ Children’s Activities & Community Engagement✔ Ancestral Honor & Pan-African Networking

Charis and the Auburn Avenue Research Library welcome Susana M. Morris in conversation with Holly A. Smith for a celebration of Positive Obsession: The Life and Times of Octavia E. Butler, a magnificent cultural biography that charts the life of one of our greatest writers, situating her alongside the key historical and social moments that shaped her work.

Event is free, but must RSVP here.

Visit www.bdcaatl.org (redirects to Facebook page) for zoom meeting info.

Come learn about the lives of many important Atlantans like Joel Chandler Harris, Lemuel Pratt Grant, Donald Lee Hollowell, Asa Candler and Harriett Harwell Wilson High while enjoying beautiful sculptures and historic structures. Tours will include the 1890 Gatehouse and, time-permitting, the massive Spanish Plateresque Westview Abbey and chapel. Prepare to be awestruck by the beauty and many layers of history this site represents.

Purchase Tickets Here

Join us for August Bookclub - From the Haitian-style “shotgun” houses of the 19th century to the lavish high-rises of the 21st century, a walk through the streets of America’s neighborhoods that reveals the rich history—and future—of urban housing.

Skate lessons using traveling routines designed to help you skate the Beltline with confidence. Intermediate skaters should have some stopping knowledge and power. 12+

don’t miss the Atlanta Black Theatre Festival and Creative Arts Conference—an incredible celebration of Black stories and culture. It’s a place where powerful performances and heartfelt stories come alive, inspiring everyone who walks through the door.

Whether you’re looking for a moment of reflection or a burst of laughter, this festival will remind you of the strength, beauty, and resilience of community. Be part of something special, connect with inspiring artists, and leave feeling renewed and motivated to share your own story!

For more info and to purchase tickets, click here

Westview Community Organization is the Westview Neighborhood Association.

In addition to meeting online, WCO also meets online. You can sign up for their meetings here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMufuisqDouE9CJLplKr3Pi9GPV6v80v7Pm

Skate lessons using traveling routines designed to help you skate the Beltline with confidence. Intermediate skaters should have some stopping knowledge and power. 12+

Time and location details subject to confirmation at: www.westendcid.org

Meeting is both online and in person. For zoom meeting info, email info@ashviewheights.org

Workshop $10 | Learn from an award-winning performance/visual artist & truth-teller! Participants will explore performance ritual, spoken word, and the role of collective memory in resistance. These sessions are open to all levels and invite artists, organizers, educators, and truth-tellers.

Sponsored by the Georgia Council for the Arts and the Fulton County Arts & Culture.

José Torres-Tama is an Ecuadorian-born interdisciplinary provocateur of Quechua indigenous descent. He is an award-winning performance and visual artist; published playwright and poet; photographer and journalist; and arts educator with the Ogden Museum of Southern Art in New Orleans. Among many awards, he has received a Louisiana Theater Fellowship, three NPN Creation Fund Awards, and a MAPFUND Grant award for his Taco Truck Theater diverse ensemble on wheels.

Tickets here

Workshop $10 | Learn from an award-winning performance/visual artist & truth-teller! Participants will explore performance ritual, spoken word, and the role of collective memory in resistance. These sessions are open to all levels and invite artists, organizers, educators, and truth-tellers.

José Torres-Tama is an Ecuadorian-born interdisciplinary provocateur of Quechua indigenous descent. He is an award-winning performance and visual artist; published playwright and poet; photographer and journalist; and arts educator with the Ogden Museum of Southern Art in New Orleans. Among many awards, he has received a Louisiana Theater Fellowship, three NPN Creation Fund Awards, and a MAPFUND Grant award for his Taco Truck Theater diverse ensemble on wheels.

Sponsored by the Georgia Council for the Arts and the Fulton County Arts & Culture.

Tickets here

For meeting info, click here

Skate lessons using traveling routines designed to help you skate the Beltline with confidence. Intermediate skaters should have some stopping knowledge and power. 12+

The Atlanta Citizen Review Board (ACRB) was established in 2007 to ensure that city departments directly responsible for public safety, particularly the Police Department and the Department of Corrections have the proper support of the government and its various agencies. It is designed to provide citizen oversight of misconduct accusations against sworn members of the police and corrections departments in the City of Atlanta. It is comprised of 15 citizen Board members and 14 staff, including 4 investigators.

The Board meets at 6:30 p.m. on the second Thursday of each month on the Second Floor of City Hall in Committee Room One.  The ACRB office is located in Suite 1225, Tower Building of City Hall, on the first floor.

For more information, visit https://acrbgov.org

United States of Amnesia: In a System that Seduces You to Forget, Dare to Remember

In the satirical, genre-bending show, Torres-Tama channels a “shamanistic time traveler” to conjure the past and expose the present.

United States of Amnesia connects the dots across centuries — from the Three-Fifths Compromise and Indian Removal Act to Operation Wetback and Zero Tolerance immigration policies — tracing a brutal through-line of dehumanizing legislation that uplifts white supremacist thinking while exploiting Black, Brown, and Indigenous labor. Through humor and radical remembering, Torres-Tama calls out the hypocrisy of the colonial settler system and demands an awakening from the induced amnesia of empire.

“The most radical thing an artist can do today is dare to remember in a culture submerged in amnesia, lies, and misinformation,” Torres-Tama said.

Tickets here

Second Friday is a monthly neighborhood potluck hosted in Westview, West End, or Westwood Terrace. If it’s the second Friday of the month, your neighbors are hanging out and you’re invited. Other nearby neighborhoods are welcome to attend too. Please bring a dish to share and BYOB.

Trees Atlanta is celebrating 40 years and welcomes you to our Forward Forty Open House event at the Kendeda TreeHouse. Save the Date for Saturday, September 13.

Throughout 2025, Trees Atlanta has been marking our 40 years of planting, conserving, and educating with special events. We're opening our TreeHouse to the public for a fun and educational afternoon that honors our legacy and looks forward to a more sustainable future.

Be our guest for:

• Family-focused, hands-on activities

• Tour of our new tree nursery and a landscape tour of our campus

• Time capsule ceremony

• Solar panel demonstration and ribbon cutting

• Art gallery featuring photos of tree plantings from the last 40 years

• Door prizes

• Food and drinks

EVENT IS FREE. CLICK HERE TO RSVP

United States of Amnesia: In a System that Seduces You to Forget, Dare to Remember

In the satirical, genre-bending show, Torres-Tama channels a “shamanistic time traveler” to conjure the past and expose the present.

United States of Amnesia connects the dots across centuries — from the Three-Fifths Compromise and Indian Removal Act to Operation Wetback and Zero Tolerance immigration policies — tracing a brutal through-line of dehumanizing legislation that uplifts white supremacist thinking while exploiting Black, Brown, and Indigenous labor. Through humor and radical remembering, Torres-Tama calls out the hypocrisy of the colonial settler system and demands an awakening from the induced amnesia of empire.

“The most radical thing an artist can do today is dare to remember in a culture submerged in amnesia, lies, and misinformation,” Torres-Tama said.

Tickets here

The event is an opportunity for FULTON COUNTY residents to explore the museum and our latest exhibition for FREE!
Be sure to bring your family and friends!

http://www.hammondshouse.org

Visit www.bdcaatl.org (redirects to Facebook page) for zoom meeting info.

Skate lessons using traveling routines designed to help you skate the Beltline with confidence. Intermediate skaters should have some stopping knowledge and power. 12+

Westside Future Fund’s Transform Westside Summit is held on the 3rd Friday of each month and is free and open to the public. Our audience includes a diverse group of stakeholders. Longtime neighborhood residents, community and faith leaders, heads of non-profits and corporate executives come together to share success stories and discuss challenges that currently affect our Westside neighborhoods.

Also, did we mention there’s free Chik-Fil-A biscuits?

Click here to RSVP

Location:
384 Northyards Blvd NW
Building 100, Suite 190

Help protect the environment from harmful metals and divert useful materials away from the landfill! Take your hard-to-recycle electronics and tires, as well as all the regular single-stream stuff to the access road in front of CitiTrends.

We’re talking callphones, cameras, copies, computers, DVD playes, fax machines, medical equipment, printers, hospital equipment, projectors, radios, circuit boards, speakers, video game consoles, routers, and everything in between. Just about the only things they won’t take are TVs and old CRT monitors.

The Atlanta Planning Advisory Board (APAB) serves as an advisory board to the city on city-wide issues, goals and objectives relative to the preparation and updating of the comprehensive development plan, as well as matters relating to citizen organizations and participation in the planning process.

Click here for more information

Skate lessons using traveling routines designed to help you skate the Beltline with confidence. Intermediate skaters should have some stopping knowledge and power. 12+

This tour explores the Atlanta Beltline Arboretum Southwest Trail with a focus on the horticultural collections and interesting facts about the surrounding neighborhoods. Come out and explore this part of the Atlanta Beltline that is home to Art on the Beltline including ConNectar - an art piece installed by Trees Atlanta that shares the importance of pollinators in our urban forest.

Click here to register

Save the date!

Meeting is both online and in person. For zoom meeting info, email info@ashviewheights.org

Westview Community Organization is the Westview Neighborhood Association.

In addition to meeting online, WCO also meets online. You can sign up for their meetings here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMufuisqDouE9CJLplKr3Pi9GPV6v80v7Pm

For meeting info, click here

The Atlanta Citizen Review Board (ACRB) was established in 2007 to ensure that city departments directly responsible for public safety, particularly the Police Department and the Department of Corrections have the proper support of the government and its various agencies. It is designed to provide citizen oversight of misconduct accusations against sworn members of the police and corrections departments in the City of Atlanta. It is comprised of 15 citizen Board members and 14 staff, including 4 investigators.

The Board meets at 6:30 p.m. on the second Thursday of each month on the Second Floor of City Hall in Committee Room One.  The ACRB office is located in Suite 1225, Tower Building of City Hall, on the first floor.

For more information, visit https://acrbgov.org

Dress to impress in your finest formal attire, with suggested colors of hunter green, black, and gold. This year’s theme is “An Age of Elegance,” and we can’t wait to celebrate with you!

Registration Deadline: July 31, 2025

Don’t miss out! Seniors who register after this date will be placed on the waiting list. Remember, you must be a resident of Atlanta and at least 65 years old to attend.

Second Friday is a monthly neighborhood potluck hosted in Westview, West End, or Westwood Terrace. If it’s the second Friday of the month, your neighbors are hanging out and you’re invited. Other nearby neighborhoods are welcome to attend too. Please bring a dish to share and BYOB.

The event is an opportunity for FULTON COUNTY residents to explore the museum and our latest exhibition for FREE!
Be sure to bring your family and friends!

http://www.hammondshouse.org

Westside Future Fund’s Transform Westside Summit is held on the 3rd Friday of each month and is free and open to the public. Our audience includes a diverse group of stakeholders. Longtime neighborhood residents, community and faith leaders, heads of non-profits and corporate executives come together to share success stories and discuss challenges that currently affect our Westside neighborhoods.

Also, did we mention there’s free Chik-Fil-A biscuits?

Click here to RSVP

Location:
384 Northyards Blvd NW
Building 100, Suite 190

Help protect the environment from harmful metals and divert useful materials away from the landfill! Take your hard-to-recycle electronics and tires, as well as all the regular single-stream stuff to the access road in front of CitiTrends.

We’re talking callphones, cameras, copies, computers, DVD playes, fax machines, medical equipment, printers, hospital equipment, projectors, radios, circuit boards, speakers, video game consoles, routers, and everything in between. Just about the only things they won’t take are TVs and old CRT monitors.

The Atlanta Planning Advisory Board (APAB) serves as an advisory board to the city on city-wide issues, goals and objectives relative to the preparation and updating of the comprehensive development plan, as well as matters relating to citizen organizations and participation in the planning process.

Click here for more information

Visit www.bdcaatl.org (redirects to Facebook page) for zoom meeting info.

West Atlanta Watershed Alliance’s 4th Annual MAUW Symposium will highlight environmental activism with a particular emphasis on environmental justice and climate change in confluence with community organizations.

For more info and to register, click here.

It’s BACK! Another fabulous edition of Atlanta Streets Alive, West End <-> Grant Park Edition!

https://www.atlantastreetsalive.org

Meeting is both online and in person. For zoom meeting info, email info@ashviewheights.org

Westview Community Organization is the Westview Neighborhood Association.

In addition to meeting online, WCO also meets online. You can sign up for their meetings here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMufuisqDouE9CJLplKr3Pi9GPV6v80v7Pm

The event is an opportunity for FULTON COUNTY residents to explore the museum and our latest exhibition for FREE!
Be sure to bring your family and friends!

http://www.hammondshouse.org

For meeting info, click here

The Atlanta Citizen Review Board (ACRB) was established in 2007 to ensure that city departments directly responsible for public safety, particularly the Police Department and the Department of Corrections have the proper support of the government and its various agencies. It is designed to provide citizen oversight of misconduct accusations against sworn members of the police and corrections departments in the City of Atlanta. It is comprised of 15 citizen Board members and 14 staff, including 4 investigators.

The Board meets at 6:30 p.m. on the second Thursday of each month on the Second Floor of City Hall in Committee Room One.  The ACRB office is located in Suite 1225, Tower Building of City Hall, on the first floor.

For more information, visit https://acrbgov.org

Second Friday is a monthly neighborhood potluck hosted in Westview, West End, or Westwood Terrace. If it’s the second Friday of the month, your neighbors are hanging out and you’re invited. Other nearby neighborhoods are welcome to attend too. Please bring a dish to share and BYOB.

Help protect the environment from harmful metals and divert useful materials away from the landfill! Take your hard-to-recycle electronics and tires, as well as all the regular single-stream stuff to the access road in front of CitiTrends.

We’re talking callphones, cameras, copies, computers, DVD playes, fax machines, medical equipment, printers, hospital equipment, projectors, radios, circuit boards, speakers, video game consoles, routers, and everything in between. Just about the only things they won’t take are TVs and old CRT monitors.

The Atlanta Planning Advisory Board (APAB) serves as an advisory board to the city on city-wide issues, goals and objectives relative to the preparation and updating of the comprehensive development plan, as well as matters relating to citizen organizations and participation in the planning process.

Click here for more information

Visit www.bdcaatl.org (redirects to Facebook page) for zoom meeting info.

Westside Future Fund’s Transform Westside Summit is held on the 3rd Friday of each month and is free and open to the public. Our audience includes a diverse group of stakeholders. Longtime neighborhood residents, community and faith leaders, heads of non-profits and corporate executives come together to share success stories and discuss challenges that currently affect our Westside neighborhoods.

Also, did we mention there’s free Chik-Fil-A biscuits?

Click here to RSVP

Location:
384 Northyards Blvd NW
Building 100, Suite 190

Westview Community Organization is the Westview Neighborhood Association.

In addition to meeting online, WCO also meets online. You can sign up for their meetings here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMufuisqDouE9CJLplKr3Pi9GPV6v80v7Pm

Time and location details subject to confirmation at: www.westendcid.org

Meeting is both online and in person. For zoom meeting info, email info@ashviewheights.org

For meeting info, click here

The Atlanta Citizen Review Board (ACRB) was established in 2007 to ensure that city departments directly responsible for public safety, particularly the Police Department and the Department of Corrections have the proper support of the government and its various agencies. It is designed to provide citizen oversight of misconduct accusations against sworn members of the police and corrections departments in the City of Atlanta. It is comprised of 15 citizen Board members and 14 staff, including 4 investigators.

The Board meets at 6:30 p.m. on the second Thursday of each month on the Second Floor of City Hall in Committee Room One.  The ACRB office is located in Suite 1225, Tower Building of City Hall, on the first floor.

For more information, visit https://acrbgov.org

The event is an opportunity for FULTON COUNTY residents to explore the museum and our latest exhibition for FREE!
Be sure to bring your family and friends!

http://www.hammondshouse.org

Visit www.bdcaatl.org (redirects to Facebook page) for zoom meeting info.

Westside Future Fund’s Transform Westside Summit is held on the 3rd Friday of each month and is free and open to the public. Our audience includes a diverse group of stakeholders. Longtime neighborhood residents, community and faith leaders, heads of non-profits and corporate executives come together to share success stories and discuss challenges that currently affect our Westside neighborhoods.

Also, did we mention there’s free Chik-Fil-A biscuits?

Click here to RSVP

Location:
384 Northyards Blvd NW
Building 100, Suite 190

Help protect the environment from harmful metals and divert useful materials away from the landfill! Take your hard-to-recycle electronics and tires, as well as all the regular single-stream stuff to the access road in front of CitiTrends.

We’re talking callphones, cameras, copies, computers, DVD playes, fax machines, medical equipment, printers, hospital equipment, projectors, radios, circuit boards, speakers, video game consoles, routers, and everything in between. Just about the only things they won’t take are TVs and old CRT monitors.

The Atlanta Planning Advisory Board (APAB) serves as an advisory board to the city on city-wide issues, goals and objectives relative to the preparation and updating of the comprehensive development plan, as well as matters relating to citizen organizations and participation in the planning process.

Click here for more information