Sweet Auburn Works
228 Auburn Ave NE, Atlanta, 30303
(470) 240-4909
Sweet Auburn Works is a nonprofit that protects and renews the Sweet Auburn Historic District in downtown Atlanta. It is the district's Main Street program. Volunteers help with clean-ups and speak up for saving old buildings, and the group supports shops and small businesses in the area. Offers: historic preservation advocacy; volunteer clean-ups and building enhancements; SPARK Innovation Lab for retail and small business; volunteer committees; community and neighborhood events. Use the contact information on the Sweet Auburn Works website or visit the office on Auburn Avenue.
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What they offer 4
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Auburn and Edgewood Avenues Design GuidelinesService
A published guide for the Auburn and Edgewood Avenues commercial area. It covers storefronts, signs, new construction and public space. Sweet Auburn Works revised it in 2017.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Reconnecting Sweet AuburnProgram
Reconnecting Sweet Auburn is an effort to repair the harm done when the interstate highways were built through the neighborhood in the 1960s. The website invites people to learn how they can help.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
SPARK Innovation LabProgram
The SPARK Innovation Lab is a Sweet Auburn Works effort to help reimagine retail in the heart of the historic district.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Sweet Auburn Works ServicesService
Sweet Auburn Works works to protect and renew the Sweet Auburn Historic District. Its work covers events and image campaigns, building and street improvements, and help for businesses already in the district.
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