The Patch Works Art & History Center

Forward Warrior Mural Project 2022
2022-09-17 09:00 - 21:00 (America/New_York) | Esther Peachey Lefever Park, 631 Wylie St SE, Atlanta, GA, 30316, United States
Join the Cabbagetown neighborhood in celebrating the annual painting of the CSX wall!

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The Cabbagetown Reunion - 2022!
2022-06-04 11:00 - 17:00 | Outside of Little’s Food Store, 198 Carroll St SE, Atlanta, Georgia, 30312, United States
It’s the 51st Anniversary of the Cabbagetown Reunion Day Festival… and for the first time since 2019, we’re back on Carroll Street! All residents — past and present — plus friends are invited to come and celebrate being a part of the best place in the world! Check back for updates, but here’s some of the fun that’s already planned:

Leon Little’s Films From Reunions PastCake WalkGiant Jenga (aka “A Minute to Win It”)Live MusicRock PaintingJawing With Ole FriendsMaking New Friends

C’mon down and join in on the good times, y’all!

Cabbagetown Concert in the Brookshire Amphitheater
2021-09-23 19:00 - 21:00 | The Joyce Brookshire Memorial Amphitheater, 701 Kirkwood Avenue SE, Atlanta, Georgia, 30316
Our neighbor jazz singer Rebecca Blouin and country-folk artist, Kelly Williams, will be performing. Masking and social distancing are expected per city park requirements.

Forward Warrior Mural Project
2021-09-18 11:00 - 20:00 | Cabbagetown, 101 Carroll Street SE, Atlanta, Georgia, 30316
Join the Cabbagetown neighborhood in celebrating the annual painting of the CSX wall!

ARTISTS TBA

2021 FORWARD WARRIOR Artists: Noè Alarcon, Monica Alexander, Arrrtaddict, Corey Barksdale, Mandy Barreto, Nick Benson, Jessica Caldas, Choze, Keef Cross, Dubelyoo, Matt Evans, Sean Fahie, Alex Ferror, Gabeaux, Dana Harrison, Erin Henry, Ale Hernandez, Alea Hurst, Angie Jerez, Neka King, Jessica Locklar, GREG MIKE, Sanithna, Janice Rago, Brandon Sadler, Aliya Smith, Fabian Wiliams, & more! artist links: linktr.ee/forwardwarrior

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Cabbagetown Reunion's 50th Year!
2021-06-05 10:00 - 17:00 | Cabbagetown Park, 701 Kirkwood Ave. SE, Atlanta, GA, 30316, United States
It’s the 50th Anniversary of the Cabbagetown Reunion Day Festival! All residents — past and present — plus friends are invited to come and celebrate being a part of the best place in the world! Check back for details, but be prepared: we plan to throw a big, blowout shindig in the neighborhood. 😃

MUSIC SCHEDULE – The Joyce Brookshire Amphitheater

10am-11am: Driveway5 11am-12pm: Elise Witt, Mick Kinney, and Barbara Panter 12pm-1:15pm: Slim Chance and the Convicts’ 35th Anniversary Weekend! 1:15pm-3:00pm: Former Sinners of the Future and Evan Stepp Mash-Up Extravaganza (with special guests Jeremy Ray and Dakota Floyd) 3pm-4pm: RETRO SONIC, featuring Carla Le Fever! 4pm-5pm: W8ing4UFOs

Adam's Edge: Episode 3 - Kim Cohran PART TWO
2021-05-28 16:00 - 17:00 | Georgia
In Episode 3 (PART TWO), The Patch Works continues to chat with… Kim Cohran, the “Star of Cabbagetown!” Kim was born and raised in the neighborhood, and her love for Cabbagetown has never ceased, even as gentrification displaced most of her friends and the cost of living went sky high. Although her mother managed to keep her Cabbagetown home, Kim moved away, but often wishes she could return…

Listen to “Adam’s Edge”

The Patch Works Board Meeting
2021-05-12 16:00 - 17:30 | Georgia
The Board of Directors meets to discuss current and future plans for The Patch Works.

CNIA Monthly Meeting
2021-05-11 19:00 - 21:00, 2021-04-13 19:00 - 21:00 | Georgia
The Cabbagetown Neighborhood Improvement Association (CNIA) meets once a month to discuss issues, topics, and concerns regarding Cabbagetown. If anyone wishes to attend, please visit the Cabbagetown website for more information, including the agenda.

Please remember that in order to vote, a person must be a member of CNIA. If you live in Cabbagetown, just fill out this membership form. (Membership must also be renewed every year.)

"Adam's Edge" Episode 3: Mystery Guest is... Kim Cohran!
2021-04-30 16:30 - 17:30 | Georgia
In Episode 3 (PART ONE), The Patch Works will be chatting with… Kim Cohran, the “Star of Cabbagetown!” Kim was born and raised in the neighborhood, and her love for Cabbagetown has never ceased, even as gentrification displaced most of her friends and the cost of living went sky high. Although her mother managed to keep her Cabbagetown home, Kim moved away, but often wishes she could return…

PART TWO of this interview will be available on Friday May 28th.

She is truly awesome! You WILL be thoroughly entertained. We guarantee it!

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"Adam's Edge" Episode 2: Steve and Katie
2021-04-16 16:30 - 17:30 | Georgia
In this second episode of our “Adam’s Edge” podcast, The Patch Works will be chatting with long-time Cabbagetown residents and musicians, Steve Seachrist and Katie Butler. Steve and Katie epitomize the crop of musicians and artists who descended on Cabbagetown after The Mill closed. Upon arriving, both of them immediately became active in the community (for a few years, Katie was the president of the neighborhood’s CNIA, and Steve continues to participate in organizing the annual Cabbagetown Concert Series), while also writing and performing their own original music. We’ll learn about their personal stories, as well as getting to hear some of their amazing music, which they’ll be playing live… Listen in, y’all!

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"Adam's Edge" Episode 1: B.T. Harman
2021-04-01 09:00 - 21:00 | Georgia
In our inaugural episode, The Patch Works Art & History Center welcomes B.T. Harman, the creator of the Historical True Crime podcast, Catlick, in which Cabbagetown and Fulton Bag & Cotton Mills play a significant role. We will be discussing each of our experiences in doing historical research — the challenges as well as the eye-opening, life-changing discoveries — plus we’ll address the concerns we’ve had about how to present this history to the public.

Listen to “Adam’s Edge”
