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Atlanta Beltline Coming Soon

November 16, 2010

Ryan Gravel, architect of the idea for the Atlanta Beltine talks about building the city we want to live in. Art on the BeltLine: Atlanta’s New Public Place, the first ever art exhibition along the Atlanta BeltLine corridor which opened in June, scheduled several events and performance as part of its closing ceremony. Over the [...]

Join Us For The Unconventional Book Tour with Chris Guillebeau

October 17, 2010

On October 28th at 7:00 The Urban Oasis will host Chris Guillebeau’s Unconventional Book Tours Atlanta Stop. Chris is a traveler, a writer, and a darn good businessman, and does it all in his very own special non-conforming, unconventional way. In fact he is the author of the Blog, The Art of Non Conformity and [...]

Cool Event on Krog Street: I Love This Neighborhood

September 18, 2010

Convergent Frequencies highlights urban geography this weekend By Susannah Darrow Artist Matt Haffner and his assistant prepare shipping crates for this weekend’s opening of Convergent Frequencies at the intersection of Krog and Irwin streets. i45 will once again challenge our understanding of the role of traditional galleries with their new public art installation, Convergent Frequencies, [...]

Slumber Party with “Talking with Tami”

August 1, 2010

I met a delightful young woman who has a blog and a talk show called Talking with Tami, at a business event where I was speaking to people about my web design business, New Tricks. She told me she had a WordPress blog and we got to talking and the next thing I know she [...]

Old Fourth Ward Is Right Over The Tracks

May 26, 2010

I just saw this review of the Old Fourth Ward in Yelp. Old Fourth Ward is the neighborhood on the other side of the tracks from The Urban Oasis. It is where Martin Luther King Historic District, the Edgewood Corridor and Auburn Avenue, where I have done a lot of building. In fact the Yelp [...]

Urban Oasis B and B gets a new Fountain in The Garden

May 9, 2010

We are so happy to have our new fountain. Terry Bradshaw of Ground Artistry installed the patio and the fountain which he just completed today, Mother’s Day. I am thrilled. It is just perfect. It was a fun co-collaboration as Terry and I went all over the place in terms of what the design should [...]

The Rainy Saturday Inman Park Festival 2010

April 25, 2010

Last year glorious, this year we got drenched on Saturday. Vendors all zipped up and people walking around in raincoats and umbrellas. In the tradition of the “Show Must Go On” , it did rain or not. The parade was drenched but well and Inman Park Theatre Night fared better as the forecasted, “large hail [...]

Inman Park Neighborhood Theaters

April 22, 2010

One of the most fun theaters is just down the street from the Urban Oasis. If you want to laugh, check out Dad’s Garage. Dad’s Garage is proud to be celebrating its 16th season in Inman Park! Dad’s Garage is committed to elevating awareness of the arts through ensemble driven improvisational comedy and original theatrical [...]

Lady Banks Climbs 30 Feet into Adjacent Trees

April 19, 2010

I have been waiting for this rose to bloom. For weeks I saw it climbing through the branches of the surrounding trees in a way that made it look like the tree had leafed out when it hadn’t. I was a bit worried when the rose started blooming profusely down near the base of the [...]

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