Craving live music and booze? Then you are in the right place. I’m thrilled to introduce you to East Atlanta Village, Atlanta’s hippest hood. East Atlanta Village, or EAV as the locals call it, is more than just a spot on the map. It is a vibrant neighborhood.
East Atlanta Village is located south of Little Five Points. It is easily accessible from I-20. The nearest MARTA station is Inman Park-Reynoldstown on the Green/Blue Lines. From there, it is a short cab ride to East Atlanta Village.
East Atlanta Village offers a unique blend of urban living. It has a quirky, hip and unpretentious atmosphere. Here, locally-owned shops thrive. The community spirit shines through. You’ll find a melting pot of restaurants, pubs, and unique shops. Artisan cupcake bakeries, LGBTQ-friendly bars, and clothing stores line Flat Shoals and Glenwood avenues.
East Atlanta Village is the place to be if you want to be in the know about Atlanta’s music scene. Venues like The Earl and The Basement at the Graveyard host local, regional, and national bands. No matter your music taste, someone here can point you to the right spot.
Community is at the heart of East Atlanta Village. The EAV Farmers Market happens every Thursday from April through December. The East Atlanta Strut, a music and arts festival, brings everyone together. These events strengthen community ties.
Do not miss Mary’s Madonna-Rama if you are a Madonna fan. It is held every year on Madonna’s birthday, August 16. Fans rock out to her songs all night. Many guys dress up in costume. Sometimes there is even a drag show.
East Atlanta Village has a rich history. The Battle of Atlanta was fought here during the Civil War. It resulted in 12000 deaths. Despite this heavy history, East Atlanta continues to redefine itself.
Southern Feedstore is a popular food hall. It offers a diverse mix of locally-owned stalls. You can find coffee, cheesesteaks, Korean favorites, tacos, and chicken and waffles. Southern Feedstore also hosts karaoke and live music. Its late-night hours make it perfect for enjoying the East Atlanta nightlife.
East Atlanta bars are known for their parties. They are great places to enjoy creative cocktails or locally-brewed beer. East Atlanta Village is home to Hippin Hops. It is the first African-American-owned brick-and-mortar brewery in Georgia. Argosy, a famed gastropub, offers an expansive craft beer list. It also serves American favorites like cheeseburgers and fries. You can enjoy skeeball, shuffleboard, and live DJs there.
East Atlanta Village is known for its music scene. Singers and songwriters of all genres come to perform. You can enjoy open mic nights, dance at The Basement, or catch a show at The EARL.
East Atlanta Village is conveniently located on Atlanta’s Eastside Trail. It connects you to walking trails, bike paths, and parks. Explore mural art at Krog Street Tunnel and the shops at Krog Street Market. Glen Emerald Park and Brownwood Park offer nature escapes.
East Atlanta Village shopping is an experience. The weekly farmers market and unique boutiques are a draw. Victorian x Bellwood Cafe combines coffee and houseplants. You can also find vintage finds, jewelry, and clothing.
East Atlanta Village is a place where the unexpected is always around the corner. So come explore. Discover its charm for yourself. You will find something new and exciting here.