Water has always been a major amenity in Grant Park. Learn about the role water plays in the park - past, present and future. $5 Adults/$3 Seniors; Children under 10 free. Buy one ticket, get one of equal or lower value free. Groups Welcome; Reservations requested 404-521-0938 (tour begins at the fountain at Cherokee and Milledge Avenues)
Join Jay Davis for a birding walk in the park. It is a great time to see migrating birds as they visit the park. Warblers and other unusual and colorful birds are seen only this time of year. Meet at the entrance to the park at Georgia Avenue and Cherokee Avenue at 5:30 sharp. Bring your binoculars.
On this date in 1883, Mr. Grant's hand written deed was recorded in the Fulton County Courthouse thus creating a public park for "all" Atlantans. Mr. Grant's generous gift of 100 acres set in motion the creation of the city's first Park Commission under the leadership of Sydney Root.
Join Jay Davis for a birding walk in the park. It is a great time to see migrating birds as they visit the park. Warblers and other unusual and colorful birds are seen only this time of year. Meet at the entrance to the park at Georgia Avenue and Cherokee Avenue at 5:30 sharp. Bring your binoculars.
LAST STAND - June 7 - August 31
The City of Atlanta Office of Cultural Affairs public art program presents: A (new) Genre Landscape, curator Stuart Keeler.
The "last stand collaborative" Coby Cranman, Julie Newton, Raymondo Vaughn and Martha Whittington
Opening Performance - June 7th at 5:00 p.m.
Featuring an orginal requiem composed by Coby Cranman in response to old growth trees in Atlanta lost to development.
You are invited to visit Grant Park and make music together on these twelve, temporary, custom-fitted, stringed tree instruments Other performance dates June 10 6pm adn June 21 10am. Located on the deeply shaded pedestrian-way just north of the Cyclorama.
