Alligator Mural
Massive inverted alligator mural by Belgian street artist ROA, painted in 2011 as part of the Living Walls project, with the crocodile's tail curling up the fire escape of a historic Mitchell Street building.
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African-American museum chronicling Auburn's history through exhibits, replicas & workshops.
Umbrella listing for resident galleries and activations on Lower Alabama. Not a single tenant storefront; includes Public Art Futures Lab and Foster by George F. Baker III.
Historic 1912 Auburn Avenue building that housed the nation's longest-running African-American daily newspaper, restored in 2013 after near-demolition and recognized as a top national preservation win.
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.
Sleek modern museum offers exhibits on famous college football players & an indoor field for events.
Culturally-focused co-working space and events venue in Sweet Auburn, offering private offices, conference rooms, a podcast studio, and a curated library. Hosts civic, social, and community events.
Historic neighborhood developed in the late 1800s as Atlanta's original business district, known for its Flatiron Building (predating New York's by five years), revitalized with artist studios, galleries, restaurants, and gas-lit streetlamps.
Resident gallery named under Artist Row. Foster site lists Suite #192 at 50 Lower Alabama Street.
Full-service conference and events venue in downtown Atlanta accommodating up to 600 guests, with capabilities for live, virtual, and hybrid meetings, catering, and A/V.
Resident gallery named under Artist Row. Public hours limited; open for events/exhibitions. ADA/event contact published via Fulton County event pages.
Downtown Atlanta's only rage room plus splatter paint studio and live game show experience, offering UV glow paint sessions, pedal-powered bicycle spin art, and team-based game shows for all ages.
Historic 1929 Moorish-Egyptian movie palace turned concert and Broadway venue, one of Atlanta's most beloved landmarks.