The First Congregational Church-Jazz Ministry presents Anonymous Da Band hosted by Dwight Andrews Sunday, August 5, from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. OPEN JAM SESSION from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. The Commons... read more →
Perrier-Jouët, Chick-fil-A, Central Atlanta Progress, Sweet Auburn Works and the Host Committee: Henrietta Antoinin + Councilmember Natalyn Archibong + Sophie Gibson + Erik Gordon + Gene Kansas + Karim Latif... read more →
Pomerantz, a former journalist for the AJC and The Washington Post who now lives and writes in San Francisco, will discuss the book, originally published in 1996, as well as the many changes seen in Atlanta in... read more →
Commissioner Tim Keane and the Department of City Planning invite you to be our guest for the 3rd Annual Customer Appreciation Day! Our theme for this year is Passport to Planning. We will walk... read more →
It's the O4W social hour!! In May, the O4WBA social hour will be hosted by The Spindle! They will have a chef available to provide light bites and dinner for those who... read more →
50 weapons are being transformed into 50 shovels to hold ceremonial tree plantings at sites impacted by violence to honor the 50th anniversary of Dr. King’s assassination. The intention is... read more →
Sweet Auburn Annual Gala “Preserving the Legacy” The Sweet Auburn Legacy Gala is the third annual fundraising event for Sweet Auburn Works (SAW). SAW is a nonprofit organization that is... read more →
"Each year of the festival, ACF kick off our opening day with a big ol' party. We love parties. With the help of the awesome folks at Sweet Auburn Works (SAW) and the Historic District... read more →
Build a positive district image, attract an expanded customer base, and build community support for and involvement in the Main Street program. The 1st Wednesday of the month at 4... read more →
Creates an attractive and well-maintained physical environment that changes negative perceptions, attracts new customers and businesses, and reverses historic disinvestment patterns. The 2nd Friday of the month at 12 noon... read more →
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