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.
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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.
Read MoreThere 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.
Read MoreThe 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
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Car break-ins are the #1 crime in our area and we want to fix that.
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Traveling on McLendon just got a little safer…
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Can we fix the Moreland/Dekalb Ave jug handles?
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Blind Willie moves from Findley to the L5P Center for Arts and Community…
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Walk through history on this tour of Little 5 Points…
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New HAWK signals make crossing Moreland Avenue in L5P safer for pedestrians.
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The Winners for the Halloween Photography Contest are in!
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Thanks to Bond Credit Union for sponsoring this month’s clean-up of L5P.
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The final art and installation of four of the six traffic signal box project took place between Friday, June 26th and Monday June 29th. The process included clean up of the boxes, priming on Friday to be ready for the artists on Saturday. Over the weekend, the artists transformed graffiti covered eye sores into vibrant public works of art.
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The L5P Alliance board has been taking this very important time in our collective history to have important discussions about inclusion, social injustice, systemic racism and what it means to be a diverse community. We believe Little 5 Points is a welcoming place for everyone! Please receive the statement as starting point for our ongoing work in furthering Little 5 Points' culture of welcoming and inclusion for all.
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Over 24 hours on June 18th, the community voted online for the top six artist to transform traffic signal boxes in L5P. We are pleased to announce that 1153 online anonymous votes were cast- WOW!!!.
Thank you to all of the community voters, 12 Finalists, L5P Judges, donors for participating. We feel the love and hear you that PUBLIC ART in L5P is important!
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VOTE on the top 6 artists to transform traffic signal boxes in Little 5 Points on Thursday June 18, 2020 from midnight until 11:59pm on FB, IG and on this blog. Read more and click on for the link.
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