GHOST TOURS START MAY 7! Restless spirits haunt these streets! Hear tales from the spooky side of Atlanta on the Little 5 Points Ghost Tour. Join our clairvoyant tour guides on a mile long, 1.5 hour trek through the neighborhood's most historic and eerie landmarks, in search of long ago lost souls and their apparitions. You may encounter phantasms such as Lady Sintana from House of Ravenwood, the resident ghosts of 7Stages, Deacon Lunchbox, Gregory Davis, and more. Don't be afraid to bring a camera... Little 5 Points’ most spooky residents are not known for resting quietly. 

Tours meet at L5P Community Center parking lot at least once a weekend, and last from 7pm - 8:30pm. It will be a scary good time! Visit l5phalloween.com/ghost-tours for booking and more information.

2022 L5P Heart mural. Another awesome mural. Thanks everyone who purchased a heart. L5P LOVES YOU! Unveiling 2/13/22 at 4pm.

2021 L5P Halloween MonsterFest was great fun this year!  There were lots of creative monsters all through L5P and vendors. Bands were awesome also! Thank you Shane Morton, Punk Black, Bizarre Bazaar, committee members, businesses who participated and anyone else I may have left off. 

Blind Willie Mosaic Relocation and Restoration - Unveiling celebration August 29, 4pm at L5PCAC. Music by W8ing4UFO's and Larry Griffith Acoustic duo.  See video here   The mosaic's artist, Jason Evers Johnson, was commissioned to do the mosaic in 2005 for Findley Plaza. Since Findley Plaza is scheduled for renovation, the mosaic was going to be thrown away by the city. Don and Judy Bender stepped in and saved the art. The mosaic has been stored at the L5PCAC for two years. Moving and restoring it has been a very expensive endeavor since just one piece of the mosaic weighs 800 pounds (and it is in about 15 big pieces). Jason was flown here from his present home in Italy to restore the mosaic and is using the kintsugi method of restoration. This method repairs the lines of the broken pieces with gold and treats the breakage as part of the history of the object rather than something to disguise. Donate and receive an engraved brick to help with the costs here.