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Join ACS Urban Cipher Night to creatively unpack how cities and federal agencies created urban apartheid by design.
This event will consider how the site of the former brick company and the efforts underway to preserve and memorialize it might align with the work of the International Sites of Conscience and their members worldwide.
Join the Department of City Planning and the Mayor’s Office of Mayor’s Office of Film, Entertainment, and Nightlife for Chronicling Stankonia: The Rise of the Hip-Hop South Author Talk with Regina N. Bradley and Floyd Hall, the Executive Director of Atlanta Contemporary.
Join the Atlanta City Studio and author Hannah S Palmer to discuss July’s book club selection, The Pool is Closed: Segregation, Summertime, and the Search for a Place to Swim. The Pool Is Closed is a book about water: where it flows and floods, who owns it, and what it costs.
Join the ACS Bookclub in May for Humanize: A Maker's Guide to Designing Our Cities, by Thomas Heatherwick. This fiercely passionate manifesto on why so many places have become miserable and boring and how we can make them better for everyone—featuring hundreds of photographs and illustrations that will change how you see the world around you.
Join the Department of City Planning, Office of Design, as we toast the people, projects, and programs driving Atlanta’s incredible transformation.
This event will focus on the importance of preserving Atlanta’s historic Black churches and sacred burial grounds—today, these are often located within upper-middle-class and/or wealthy White communities. Speakers will discuss the benefits and challenges of saving these iconic spaces.
Free walking tour exploring Downtown Atlanta's vibrant intersection of art and architecture.
Join Atlanta City Studio, MODA, and CNU for an insightful walking tour about the future of our urban spaces.
Join the Atlanta City Studio Bookclub in April as we discuss, American Urbanist: How William H Whyte’s Unconventional Wisdom Reshaped Public Life. This biography shares the life and wisdom of a man whose advocacy reshaped many of the places we know and love today.
This event will focus on the important roles these institutions play in collecting, preserving, and interpreting Atlanta’s African American cultural history and ephemera.
Join the Atlanta City Studio Book Club and author Gene Kansas on March 25, 2025, to discuss his recent book, Civil Sights, a Journey through Atlanta's National Treasure.
This session will give voice to the local pioneers in the field and those currently working to save the spaces and places important to Black Atlanta.
Join the City of Atlanta's Plan A initiative and be a part of your community by weaving together! Members of the Plan A Project team will be joining our Sunday Funday to chat about future city plans and to facilitate a community loom project.
