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2026 Annual Meeting

Join us March 11, 2026, at the Georgia Aquarium for our biggest event of the year!

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State of Downtown Report 2025

Dive into new data about our city center.

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Art & Activation

Enlivening Downtown spaces with creativity, energy, and unexpected moments of joy.

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Downtown Atlanta, the historic center city, boasts walkable streets, an authentic urban atmosphere, well-known attractions, and undiscovered gems. From Sweet Auburn to the Centennial Park District, we invite you to experience Downtown’s storied past and dynamic future.

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Downtown Atlanta is your destination for engaging attractions, world-renowned dining, and unique shopping. Choose one of our interactive maps to help plan your experience.

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Featured Events

2026 CAP & ADID Annual Meeting & Awards Celebration

Georgia Aquarium

Wednesday, Mar 11

Family NightCrawler Overnight

TAMBOR PARTY PRESENTS: SACRED UNDERGROUND

Romeo and Juliet

Shakespeare Tavern Playhouse

Elephant Wild Encounter at Zoo Atlanta

Atlanta Hawks vs. Portland Trail Blazers

State Farm Arena

Harry Potter and The Cursed Child

The Fox Theatre

Rollins Animal Health Center Tour at the Zoo

Elephant Wild Encounter at Zoo Atlanta

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From the Blog

Meet the 2026 ADID Award Winners

The CAP/ADID Annual Meeting & Awards Celebration is an opportunity to celebrate the people who make Downtown Atlanta a more vibrant, safe, and enjoyable place for everybody. Each year, we honor three internal employees who have demonstrated exceptional passion and dedication to their work, and a Zone 5 Police Officer who has helped keep the streets safer.

Atlanta Downtown Announces 2026 Award Recipients

Meet the 2026 Award Recipients.

Downtown's Fresh Coat of Paint

In 2025, we commissioned three gorgeous new murals along Andrew Young Intl. Blvd., from Peachtree Street to Centennial Olympic Park.

Notes With Nakasha | November 2025

Toxic Charity and the importance of long-term support.