Atlanta has the potential to be a very loud voice in the international cry for strong climate action ahead of the United Nations Conference on Climate Change in Paris (especially since our own Mayor Reed will be there!) which begins on November 30th. Spearheaded by a diverse group of dedicated volunteers representing Georgia non-profit organizations, businesses, academia, activists, religious groups, government and more, this march is already several hundred strong. The People's Climate March in Atlanta is intended to be a peaceful, yet forceful demonstration of Atlanta's commitment to the global climate movement. We hope to bring together people of all different backgrounds and interests to show that climate change is a mainstream issue, and that we demand action from our local and world leaders on climate. Join us for the People's Climate March happening here in Atlanta on November 29th.
Atlanta has named its first Chief Bicycle Officer, and she is the stylish and public spirited Becky Katz. Please follow this link to her lengthy list of accomplishments as an Atlanta Bicycle Coalition volunteer. Last May she shared some cycling thoughts on this blog as a Roll Model.
The best fashion show is definitely on the street. Always has been. Always will be, quoth Bill Cunningham, and was chosen by the editors of Momentum Magazine to introduce their feature, 'Global Bike Style On The Street'. Their choices celebrate humanity via the daily lives of people who ride bikes. Memorable folk from Nepal, Havanna, Mexico City, Tokyo, Toronto, and, yes, Atlanta, grace as many pages.
See and be seen this Thursday afternoon in Piedmont Park, when
What do Love is Love Farm, East Lake Community Learning Garden, Gilliam Park Community Garden and Edgewood Community Learning Garden have in common? They are Saturday afternoon's itinerary for Park Pride's tour of these urban micro farms. Like last year in West End, there are bus and bicycle options with much to enjoy for all. Please follow this link to register. See you there!
Don't let the threat of rain dampen your spirits. Come to the West End between 2 and 6 pm to see what fun may be had in streets free of cars. The bike parade forms at West End MARTA at 1:30pm. map and faq
To learn more about cycling and what you may do to make our city more bike friendly, please visit the Atlanta Bicycle Coalition.
Curated by blogger Elizabeth Chai of Sunday's Best Vintage, fashion / flora // sown / style opens Friday night at The Jane in Grant Park. Floral paintings by Christina Kwan of tide & bloom are paired with street fashion portraits from this blog to enliven the hallway walls outside of Octane and The Little Tart.
437 Memorial Drive | 7-11pm