Alligator Mural
Upside-down alligator mural by Belgian street artist ROA, painted in 2011 at 201 Mitchell Street SW in South Downtown.
downtownATL Directory
Museums, galleries, theaters and public art in downtown Atlanta, from the National Center for Civil and Human Rights to the Castleberry Hill arts district and the Rialto Center for the Arts.
Upside-down alligator mural by Belgian street artist ROA, painted in 2011 at 201 Mitchell Street SW in South Downtown.
Museum on Auburn Avenue in Sweet Auburn dedicated to African and African American history, with galleries on Africa and the Maafa.
Listing for the arts side of Underground Atlanta at 50 Upper Alabama Street, with exhibitions, workshops and a recurring Pancakes & Booze art show.
1912 building at 145 Auburn Avenue, home of the Atlanta Daily World, rehabilitated in 2013 and named the No. 2 Preservation Win of 2014.
Interactive photography studio and art space on Lower Alabama Street with immersive themed rooms, curated lighting, and fun props designed for creative photos and shareable social media content.
Fulton County's Central Library at Margaret Mitchell Square, with special collections, a teen tech center, meeting rooms and exhibitions.
Fulton County's special library on African American culture and history, with archives, reference collections, galleries and public programs on Sweet Auburn.
Four-space art gallery in a turn-of-the-century Castleberry Hill building showing paintings, photography and sculpture from around the world.
Castleberry Hill herbal tea and herb bar with a rotating art gallery, coworking lounge and event programming.
Spain's former World Cup house at Mitchell and Forsyth streets in South Downtown, now closed to the public and wrapped in artwork.
Warehouse district on downtown's southwest edge, with galleries, lofts and a free self-guided Second Friday Art Stroll along Peters and Walker streets.
Nonprofit play museum with more than 20,000 square feet of hands-on exhibits at 275 Centennial Olympic Park Drive NW, across from the park.
Georgia State's campus movie theater on the second floor of Student Center West, run by the Spotlight Programs Board.
Museum at 250 Marietta Street NW across from Centennial Olympic Park, with 50,000 square feet of exhibits and a 45-yard indoor field.
Workspace and events venue at 135 Auburn Avenue in the 1910 Southern School Book Building, with private offices, a podcast studio and a library.