This art gallery provides a rare/unique opportunity to see musicians come together (on the spot)…read moreand play new music as the crowd and the musicians witnesses the creation and completion of a new piece. This is by far one of the most intriguing, live performances that I have experienced yet. Needless to say, I immediately became a fan of this impromptu live music session after hearing the first song! I only wish to learn of something similar in the DMV area. Some good nice to knows about the establishment/event includes the fact that there is abundant street parking. Additionally, there was no charge for this experience. Lastly, this experience occurs every Sunday from 8:30PM to 1:00AM via Reverence. My vote would be for everyone reading this review to go and gain such a beautiful, unique, and authentic experience.

Very very nice community space to check out people's artworks, poetry, showcase, etc. It is a very…read moreopen and welcoming community space on the West End.

Really cool privately artist owned gallery in Atlanta . Featured alot of strong work.. ad qell as…read moregreat buys in the shop. I met one of the coowners he was very helpful , informative, and great to talk to overall.. he was also a photographer and had some really strong pieces in the show. I highly reccomend you pay them a visit

I've been following facet on social media for a while. I was finally able to visit, and I was…read morepleasantly surprised. Facet Gallery is in Old 4th Ward, right off the Beltline. Parking is right out front for $5, but if you don't mind walking for less than 5 minutes, you can street park for free. Pay attention to the street signs so you won't be towed!! I attended the opening reception for "Tradition: A Tattooers Art Show." There was music playing, I'm not sure if it was a dj, or a playlist. Beer and wine were sold on the first floor towards the back. I like the layout of the gallery; there were at least 20 pieces on display. The prices were reasonable: $150-1000. That's pretty standard from what I've seen at local galleries. I really liked the ambiance; I was able to talk to other patrons and some of the artists. The show had pieces from Miya Bailey, Corey Davis, and Cake, but I also learned about new (to me) artists to follow. Overall, Facet is great a gallery to visit in Atlanta, I'll definitely be back.

If you are looking for a venue to host an exhibit, this is the place. Especially if you can secure…read morean Art Stroll date. You'll get tons of traffic. I have personally used the Granite Room and its sister gallery that is connected, the Bighouse Loft several times and I have also used both of these galleries for the non-profit I run. Calvin is great and easy to work with and the pricing is reasonable for what you get. I highly recommend these locations for your next exhibit.

I attended the Imagine This event at the Granite Room last Friday night. Granted, I was a bit…read morebiased - Miles Davis (www.massiveburnstudios.com) was kind enough to invite Trace Studios (www.tracestudios.com) to provide the music for the event, and my boyfriend is a collaborator at Trace (he does most of the guitar work and a large amount of songwriting, and the owner is one of his best friends). But I have to say, I was SO impressed with the space. I'm no art aficionado, and I'm not even going to try to review this space for the quality as an art gallery or anything like that. I LOVE the fact that the owner has retained the "house" feeling. And the sound system was outstanding. The space was just charming, and the designated parking lot across the street was a lifesaver. I don't know any better as far as deciding how it was compared to any other places, but for what Miles, Kawai, and Trace Studios wanted to do, I can't imagine a better place for it.

Street art nirvana Take this over museum…read moreCooler and cheaper Thanks to outgoing Yelp Atlanta CM and former Twin Cities CM, Jonathan T, for bringing my attention to this place. Every time I go to a new city, I always seek out the street art. Downtown Atlanta and Buckhead do not seem to have much, if any, of it. It seems to be all concentrated in the Cabbagetown neighborhood. I took Marta out to the Inman Park station and then backtracked westward turning south through the Krog Street Tunnel. Had kind of heard about the Tunnel as well. It was not very impressive. Very schoolyard type graffiti. Once you get through the tunnel, though, JACKPOT. Murals as far as the eye can see both to the left and to the right. Each piece blends in with the one next to it. For the most part, it is just one continuous huge mural put together by different artists. Check it out of you get down to the Big Peach!

Gorgeous, inspiring, and vibrant art murals span Cabbagetown's CSX Hulsey rail yard walls for…read moreseveral blocks, and all art lovers need to check it out (if they haven't yet). Upon exiting the south opening of the Krog Street Tunnel, either hang a left or right to start marveling at it all. Some of my favorites include the following: - @RisingLotus' martial art + fantasy mural - @Sever's rendition of The Giver - @LelaBrunetArt's yellow woman wearing a headdress. Every time I have someone out of town (who loves art) comes through, I take them here.

Small gallery in the Tula Art Center showing contemporary photography exhibitions. The art is…read morewell-curated and nicely arranged. Although small, I like the layout of the walls and space. You get a visual separation between works that helps the viewer immerse in whatever theme the artist had in mind. Openings with wine, snacks. There are a few tables with chairs just outside if you need to sit in between rubbing elbows.

Went here for a Hip Hop Panel discussion called "It's Bigger Than Hip Hop" which talked about the…read moreimpact of the media in hip-hop culture and how representations of hip-hop influence and are influenced by black culture domestically and internationally...I enjoyed it! They had free food and free alcoholic beverages. They content was deep and they had history to back it up! The location was VERY lavish and had exclusive photos of top artists all over the place. All in All, I had a great experience and I'll return if they have another event on site...

I was "alice in wonderland" stepping into this boutique and art gallery!…read more Here are amazing personal finds that are "one of a kind". This impressive shop has it all- from handmade dresses, home decor, jewelry to soaps, tea and more. You must visit when you have time to take it all in- stop by any event to support local artists. Attend a candle making class or artist open. I recorded a video but can't upload to show you the interior. You'll be impressed and will not regret picking up a gift for your friend here. See their website. Street parking only, store hours begin at noon. No public restrooms.

What a cool little hole-in-the-wall museum! I love art and supporting local artists and was…read morethrilled to stumble upon this gem. We happened to be there on the day they were awarding artists at the end of the showcase, so it was really cool to see everyone with their artwork. It's a small space, but the impact of the art is that much more impressive. The only negative thing is the parking situation. They share a parking lot with some popular restaurants and it was a bit of a mess, so just keep that in mind.

Unique contemporary art museum featuring GA artists. Went for an alumni event and explored the…read moreLarry walker retrospective from his last years. Highly recommend it! The other galleries looked great as well but did not have time to view. The docent was personable and friendly throughout the evening. Parking is free and plentiful out front. Building is behind all the antique buildings.