Atlanta
Atlanta is not only the capital of Georgia, Downtown Atlanta is the gathering spot for major food, fun and honest-to-goodness…
Clarkston
The City of Clarkston is noted for its diversity; which in the 1990s refugee asylum programs identified it as a good fit for displaced persons. Many of them congregate at the Clarkston Community Center, a gathering place for art, education, and recreation.
Explore Our Neighborhoods
Avondale Estates
Founded in 1924, this English village vibe community with its Tudor-style building was named after Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, England, the birthplace…
Candler Park
Founded in 1890, Candler Park was one of Atlanta’s first suburbs. Today it is listed on the National Register of…
Chamblee
Chamblee is a vibrant, inclusive, multi-cultural city undergoing a renaissance! With easy access to all that Atlanta has to offer…
City of Stone Mountain
Once thought to be tucked away in the shadow of Georgia’s most-visited tourist attraction, the City of Stone Mountain has…
Doraville
Doraville, GA is home to the Southeast’s most prosperous immigrant-owned small business community and the former General Motors Assembly Plant…
Druid Hills
One of Atlanta’s most affluent neighborhoods and the home of Emory University. Druid Hills is home to art and culture…
East Atlanta Village
This hip, edgy neighborhood combines a small-town feel with decidedly urban offerings and has been deemed one of the city’s…
Lithonia
The City of Wonders is the home of the spectacular Arabia Mountain National Heritage Area. The Arabia Mountain NHA encompasses…
Stonecrest
The city of Stonecrest is one of Georgia’s newest cities encompassing 29 square miles and nearly 50,000 residents.
Tucker
Tucker is a fast-growing city and home to a vibrant Main Street, where many popular festivals and events take place…