Thanks to those who attended our Annual Meeting on November 15 at the Little 5 Points Center for Arts & Community. If you weren’t able to make it, check out our presentation HERE to learn more about what we’re up to.

Thanks again to the volunteers who came out for our monthly clean-up in Little 5 Points. Held the second Sunday morning of each month, it’s an opportunity for friends to gather in support of keeping the L5P district clean. This combined with weekly clean-ups by Georgia Works can go a long way in making our area welcoming.

Starting in October, the Alliance will partner with the Gateway Center and Partners for HOME to have two case workers visiting Little 5 Points and providing necessary assistance.

There have been many conversations about a project at the corner of Euclid and Moreland Avenue that includes updating historic buildings; preserving multiple legacy businesses; adding in commercial, retail, and restaurant space as well as multifamily housing; and potentially demolishing a building that houses the Star Bar.

The L5P Alliance wishes Officer Angelina Singh a happy first anniversary working here in our Little 5 Points District! Officer Singh has been a wonderful partner in addressing public safety issues for our area