The Tiny Doors ATL is so unique to Atlanta. These doors are located all over Atlanta and most of them are accessible to the public! A couple of doors that I saw that required tickets to the event/location were the Georgia Aquarium and Botanical Garden tiny doors. I have visited many tiny doors and have even spent a day looking for them. Each door is uniquely designed for the place it is located. Each door was so special that it's hard to choose a favorite. I would recommend looking for them if you are visiting a place where one is nearby, but I wouldn't recommend dedicating time to search for these. The Tiny Doors ATL website has a map that locates each of the tiny doors with pictures, names, and number. Enjoy the views and happy finding! Website Link: https://www.tinydoorsatl.com/tiny-doors Would rate 10/10 Credit to Tiny Doors ATL website for Tiny Door numbers and names read more

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Since the Tiny Doors ATL art project started at the Krog Street Tunnel in July 2014, founder and artist Karen Anderson Singer has become a local celebrity. At the time of writing this review, there are over 20 public art installations of tiny 7-inch doors throughout Atlanta. Each was handmade and installed by Singer who, according to CBS Sunday Morning and CNN, takes anywhere from 40 to 60 hours to make a single door. She described them as a "love note to Atlanta." Once the doors are installed, they are maintained too. The doors are really cool and unique to the City of Atlanta. Atlanta is lucky to have Singer. From the East Atlanta Village Farmers Market to the Swan House in Buckhead, Tiny Doors have been popping up in places all over ATL. During the 2021 NBA Playoffs, Singer even unveiled a door at State Farm Arena with Atlanta Hawks legend Dominique Wilkins and CEO Steve Koonin: https://www.instagram.com/p/CQuTUF-r87C/. You can check out all of Singer's amazing work on Instagram at @tinydoorsatl: https://www.instagram.com/tinydoorsatl/. My personal favorite doors have been Door #21 on the new Atlantic Green in Atlantic Station, unveiled in October 2020, and Door #658 in Inman Park near the border with Old Fourth Ward. Door #658 was originally unveiled at the Hotel Indigo in Midtown in 2019. It's now located at the Edge OTB apartment complex, facing the Atlanta BeltLine's Eastside Trail. The door is numbered 658 because it's 658 times the size of a standard 7-inch Tiny Door. I uploaded pictures of these two doors to Tiny Doors ATL's listing here on Yelp. As a homeowner in Atlantic Station since before the retail portion of the development opened in 2005, I'm proud to have Singer and Tiny Doors ATL as a neighbor and officially Atlantic Station's "Artist in Residence" as of April 2020. Tiny Doors' studio address is: 1380 Atlantic Drive Suite 14100 Atlanta, GA 30363 Park in the Atlantic Station garage near stairwell 10 (green color). The first two hours of parking is free. I recommend entering and exiting the garage via 16th Street which puts you on level P2. It's much easier to get in and out that way (less traffic/congested). Tiny Doors' studio doors opened to the public for the first time on July 17, 2020. Since then, Tiny Doors ATL has held Open Studio hours where the public can meet Karen Anderson Singer, see works retired and in progress, and browse and purchase #TinyDoorsATL merchandise. Check out Atlantic Station's events page (https://atlanticstation.com/event/tiny-doors-atl-open-studio/all/) and Tiny Doors' Linktree (https://linktr.ee/tinydoorsatl) to see future Open Studio dates and hours as well as a helpful map of where you can find Tiny Doors around Atlanta. Upcoming Tiny Doors ATL Open Studio hours are: * Saturday, November 20, 2021, 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM * Saturday, December 18, 2021, 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM Recently, Open Studio has taken place the third Saturday of every month. read more

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You are visiting Atlanta for a few days and are bored? Or you live there and want to do a fun activity? Go check out the tiny doors all over Atlanta. Being a art and creativity to the fullest enthusiast, I was not disappointed. I love the fact all these unique doors are in public places and easily are accessible and free. Each is different and makes you excited when you discover one. They are located in different parts of the city to highlight that area. To take a look at the map of the doors or information about this unique art concept visit their website. The website is: tinydoorsatl.com I was in Atlanta for just two days and only discovered one door. But next visit plan to discover others. The door which I saw was right outside krog tunnel. read more

Tiny Doors ATL - One of the tiny doors, need to find all when I'm In Atlanta next - Commissioned Artists Near Me

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Tiny Doors ATL is by far my favorite public art in Atlanta. Nothing beats the excitement of finding one of these a-door-able doors, clever huh? ;) As of this review (March 2018) there are 13 tiny doors around Atlanta! Here are the locations: Door #1: Krog Street Tunnel Door #2: Old Fourth Ward Skatepark on the Beltline (on the Freedom Parkway overpass) Door #3: Inman Park Pet Works Door #4: This door was replaced by a Tiny Library! It's in the Little Shop of Stories in Decatur Square Door #5: This door was located in Freedom Park. It was called the Tree Door, however after many kick ins the door was moved and the perfect location is still being sought out! Door #6: Paris on Ponce on the Beltline. My favorite door! Door #7: Charis Books & More in Little Five Points Door #8: Milltown Arms Tavern Door #9: King of Pops Walkup Window Door #10E: Grant Park (east side at the highest natural point in the city) Door #10W: Grant Park (west side where the Grant Park Farmer's Market is held) Door #11: Center for Puppetry Arts Door #12: Westside Beltline Trail-Adair Park Door #13: Eastside Beltline Trail under Virginia Avenue Karen Anderson is the creator of these doors so show her some love if you do go to these tiny doors! @tinydoorsatl on instagram :) read more

Tiny Doors ATL - Tiny Door #1 got a fun, interactive makeover today! (March 31st, 2018) - Commissioned Artists Near Me

Love tiny doors atlanta! We are making a game out of it-- whoever finds the least each month has to host our friends dinner! (So message me where they at!! Haha) It's cute and whimsical.. always makes me smile. Keep it up Atlanta! Let's make more! Do I need a permit? If not, look for more tiny doors! Coming soon! read more

Tiny Doors ATL - Commissioned Artists Near Me

Aaaah!!!! Tiny Doors are SO FUN!!!! My sister, her rescue educational ambassador opossum, and I had the pleasure of visiting 2 of the many Tiny Doors that Atl has to offer! They are conveniently located and so fun to stop at! I HIGHLY recommend a trip to any/all of the Tiny Doors! read more

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Tiny doors with large creativity. 6 inches to be exact. (That's what he said... errrr, ummm... anyway) What a very cool, creative piece to add to Atlanta. Their story: "Tiny Doors ATL is a small artist cooperative bringing big wonder to tiny spaces. Our constantly evolving installation pieces are an interactive part of their community. With the installation of a door, what was once a wall or the column of a bridge becomes an entrance to collective creativity and an invitation to whimsy. Tiny Doors ATL is dedicated to free and accessible art. You will never have to buy a ticket to see one of our doors. We inspire curiosity and exploration in people of all ages." Adore that. Love when a city is also very open to their local artist and allowing them to bring life to the community via this amazing medium. I got so excited when I saw my first tiny door on my last trip and now I have a list of them all to find next time I am in town! Door #1: Krog Street Tunnel Door #2: Old Fourth Ward Skatepark on the BeltLine Door #3: Inman Park Pet Works Door #4: Little Shop of Stories Door #5: The Tree Door Door #6: Paris on Ponce Door #7: Charis Books & More #TinyDoorsATL, I appreciate you. read more

Tiny Doors ATL - Outside of Paris on Ponce on The Beltline - Commissioned Artists Near Me

I always enjoy seeing these tiny doors! It is amazing to see the response of children... read more

Tiny Doors ATL - Commissioned Artists Near Me

Who knew there was a Yelp page for Tiny Doors. Colleen B. has provided great information about their story and locations. The one I pass by the most is the one by the Skatepark on the Eastside BeltLine Trail. Love that door. Tiny Doors is a great Atlanta art installation. They have such creativity. Kids love them. Everyone once in a while they will revamp the doors a bit. I hate when the doors get vandalized. For shame! It seems it happens alot with LGBT-themed doors which pisses me off even more. Keep up the good work, Tiny Doors. We love you. read more

Tiny Doors ATL - Near the skatepark on the beltline. What a cute addition. - Commissioned Artists Near Me

How can you not love the Tiny Doors of Atlanta? Always fun to find them in the oddest places and something that shows the life in the city-- at least the quirky side. Atlanta has a great deal of local art support and budding creativity. Often you might even find FAFATL art beside the Tiny Doors since they make pretty good scavenger hunt landmarks. I don't know where all the doors are, but judging from Colleen B.'s post you can definitely make a little tour of it. Even if you're a local there is still a bit of fun to find and it's one bit of street art that I personally enjoy seeing whenever walking around Atlanta. read more

Tiny Doors are one of the single coolest things that ever happened to this city. Puts a smile on everyone's faces and makes people go out, take a walk, talk and engage. Get on their website for the map of doors and go see each of them. Now! read more