CALLING ALL CHEFS, RESTAURATEURS, GROCERS, INVESTORS AND DEVELOPERS!
Third Intown SW Atlanta Neighborhoods Development Day
Saturday, September 19th, 2015 | 9:00am – 1:00pm
1240 Metropolitan Pkwy SW (Pittsburgh), Atlanta, GA 30310
KEY PUBLIC/NON-PROFIT REDEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES:
– Atlanta BeltLine’s Westside Trail
– 352 University Avenue AKA Annie E. Casey Foundation’s Site
– Former Georgia State Farmer’s Market Site
– Ft. McPherson Redevelopment
FEATURED NEIGHBORHOODS:
– Adair Park
– Capitol View
– Capitol View Manor
– Oakland City
– Pittsburgh
– Sylvan Hills
– West End
– Westview
REGISTER TODAY!
http://intownswatldevelopmentday3.eventbrite.com
Register by September 15th | $25
Make plans to join us for lunch in our food truck court after the tour!
CONTACT:
Randy G. Gibbs, Randy.Gibbs@evusa.com, 404-956-9730
NEIGHBORS:
We encourage you to come out for the food truck event 12:00pm at 1240 Metropolitan Pkwy SW to welcome the tour bus back from their trip!
On Saturday, August 22 the Westview Community Organization hosted a fundraising party at Historic Fire Station #17 for the South Gordon Community Garden. As part of the fundraising efforts attendees were asked to donate a minimum of $50 for entry, which would include food and beverages, live DJ entertainment, and a silent auction.
Between the fundraising party and prior fundraising efforts via the GoFundMe campaign about 43% of the $10,000 goal has been reached.
Come run along the Southwest of the Atlanta BeltLine!
Check out the progress of the Westside Trail at the Run.Walk.GO! Southwest 5K on July 11, 2015! Run/walk through historic West End and Westview neighborhoods, and gather your friends, coworkers, running club, neighbors, or coworkers to compete for the $500 cash purse in our team challenge.
When: Saturday, July 11, 2015, 7:30 a.m.
Where: Gordon White Park, 1350 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd SW, 30310
Cost: Early bird cost – $30; Regular price – $35; Day of race – $40
Learn more & register: http://beltline.org/programs/better-you/running-series/2015-southwest-5k/
The 8th Annual Westview Summer Solstice Celebration is coming up soon, and we are honored to be featured in the June edition of Atlanta Magazine‘s “Foodstuffs – The latest things to buy, drink, eat, and do”!
On Saturday, March 28, 2015 the neighborhoods of Adair Park, Capitol View, Capitol View Manor, Oakland City, Pittsburgh, Sylvan Hills, and Westview got together to host the 2nd SW Atlanta Neighborhoods Development Day. The Development Day featured a presentation followed by a bus tour through the participating neighborhoods. Representatives of the neighborhoods were on hand to present past/current development, as well as development opportunities. The Development Day was targeting chefs, restaurateurs, grocers, investors, and developers.
Following the bus tour the event ended at the food truck court in Capitol View, featuring the Tasting Maine, Atlanta Chamos Grill and Urban Taali food trucks, where the development participants were able to mingle with neighbors and neighborhood visitors.
To see photos of the SW Atlanta Neighborhoods Development Day view the photo gallery below (click “continue reading”) or visit the Westview Facebook page.
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A group of intown SW Atlanta neighborhoods has joined together to host a development day for chefs, restaurateurs, grocers, investors, and developers to showcase the development potential in the area.
The day will include a presentation and breakfast, followed by a bus tour around the featured neighborhoods:
– Adair Park
– Capitol View
– Capitol View Manor
– Oakland City
– Pittsburgh
– Sylvan Hills
– Westview
Each featured neighborhood will have a representative on the bus to talk about their neighborhood, current development, as well as development potential.
The bus tour will end at the food truck court at 1318 Sylvan Road (U-Haul lot) where participants will be greeted by neighbors and are encouraged to eat lunch. The Tasting Maine, Atlanta Chamos Grill and Urban Taali food trucks will be there.
For more information click on the flyer above or visit the event link: http://www.westviewatlanta.com/event/intown-sw-atlanta-neighborhoods-development-day/
To sign up visit: http://intownswatldevelopmentday.eventbrite.com/
CALLING ALL CHEFS, RESTAURATEURS, GROCERS, INVESTORS AND DEVELOPERS!
Intown SW Atlanta Neighborhoods Development Day
Saturday, March 28th, 2015 | 9:00am – 12:00pm
1300 Sylvan Road SW (Capitol View), Atlanta, GA 30310
HIGHLIGHT KEY PUBLIC/NON-PROFIT REDEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES IN EACH NEIGHBORHOOD:
– Atlanta BeltLine’s Westside Trail
– 352 University Avenue AKA Annie E. Casey Foundation’s Site
– Former Georgia State Farmer’s Market Site
– New Metropolitan Public Library
FEATURED NEIGHBORHOODS:
– Adair Park
– Capitol View
– Capitol View Manor
– Oakland City
– Sylvan Hills
– Westview
– And More!
REGISTER TODAY!
http://intownswatldevelopmentday.eventbrite.com/
Register by March 23rd | $25 ($50 afterwards)
Make plans to join us for lunch in our food truck court after the tour!
CONTACT:
Randy G. Gibbs, Randy.Gibbs@evusa.com, 404-956-9730
NEIGHBORS:
We encourage you to come out for the food truck event 11:30am at 1318 Sylvan Road (U-Haul lot) to welcome the tour bus back from their trip!
The Atlanta History Center has facilitated a series of events scattered throughout the city to highlight historic Atlanta landmarks. The events are called “Party with the Past” and are designed to get young professionals interested in history. So what better way to get these young people out than to entice them to the historic landmarks by offering them a cash bar where they can mingle with their friends and at some point listen to a speaker inform them about the history of the location?
The event series has been a huge success, and Westview residents were lucky enough to finally have a Party with the Past event held in their own neighborhood at the Westview Cemetery. On Halloween eve no less! Fittingly attendees were encouraged to dress up in Halloween costumes.
Westview Cemetery President, Charles Bowen, and Public Relations Manager, Grant Myers, talked about the 130 year history of the cemetery and the individuals that are buried there. Attendees were additionally surprised by an impromptu concert by violinist Paul Mercer in the Mausoleum’s Abbey.
To view additional photos of the “Party with the Past” event at the Westview Cemetery visit the Atlanta History Center Facebook page.