Galleries & Murals
Celebration of Atlanta
English Avenue
English Avenue Mural
English Avenue
Ruby Doris SmithÂ
MLK & Lowery
Westside Beltline Bridge
English Avenue
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AUC
AUC
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AUC
AUC
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Trap Cafe
English Avenue
"Nipsey" Boone across from Cook Park
English Avenue
@Promise Center
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MLK Cooridor
MLK & Lowery
Westside Beltline Connector Bridge
English Avenue
Tribute
English Ave
Trap Cafe
Name coming soon
Vine City
Dr. John Hope
Vine City
Name coming soon
English Ave
Name coming soon
Vine City
Up Up and Away
Vine City
Reproductive Social JusticeÂ
Northside Drive
English Avenue
Murals of the Westside
Discover the vibrant stories and community spirit hidden within the murals of English Avenue, Vine City, and the AUC.
Dream
Lowery near MLK
Vine City Voices
MLK
AUC Legacy
MLK
Public Art on the Westside
Public art in English Avenue, Vine City, and the AUC serves as a visual heartbeat, expressing the neighborhood’s stories and spirit. From towering murals to monumental sculptures, these works celebrate local identity and creative resilience.
Bends Toward Justice
MLK
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Hon. John Lewis
Cook Park
Mozely Park Bridge
Hunter Hills
Hope Moving Forward
MLK
Birth of AtlantaÂ
Shirley Clarke Franklin Park - Birth of Atlanta Lot
Mozley Park Bridge
Mozley Park  Hunter Hills   MLK Drive
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Hon. Ambassador Andrew J. Young
Cook Peace Park
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Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
Cook Park
Lifting the Veil of Ignorance
Booker T Washington High   Ashby
Charles L. Harper Memorial Park
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Vine City
The Horn SectionÂ
Hank Aaron Plaza
 Chasing the Dream: Hank Aaron Bridge & Plaza Dedication on Thursday, May 18, 2023, to posthumously honor one of the institution's greatest champions and supporters, the late Henry "Hank" Aaron.
Civil rights leaders in Mozley Park
Dorothy Bolden
Dorothy Lee Bolden was the founder of the National Domestic Worker's Union of America and worked to fight for women's rights, a living wage, and bringing segregation to an end. Bolden began working as a domestic worker at the age of nine.
W.A. Scott II
William Alexander (W. A.) Scott II (1902–1934) was a pioneering African American journalist and entrepreneur who founded the Atlanta Daily World in 1928, the first successful Black daily newspaper in the U.S.. Based in Atlanta, he revolutionized Southern Black media before his life was cut short by an unsolved murder
Rev. Hosea L. WIlliams
Hosea Lorenzo Williams was an American civil rights leader, activist, ordained minister, businessman, philanthropist, scientist, and politician. He was considered a member of famed civil rights activist and Nobel Peace Prize winner Martin Luther King Jr.'s inner circle.
Dr. Rita Samuels, Civil Rights Hero
Rita Jackson Samuels has been an advocate for civil rights since her youth when she served as a secretary for the Southern Christian Leadership Conference Operation Breadbasket department under the administration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr
Art in the Community
Join our collective movement to beautify the Bestside. From community-led workshops to collaborative neighborhood murals, we provide the space and resources for residents to express their shared history and creative vision for a vibrant Westside Atlanta.
"THE ROOTS OF OUR COMMUNITY ARE GROWN THROUGH THE TALES WE TELL. FROM ENGLISH AVENUE TO VINE CITY, OUR SHARED LEGACY IS THE MAP TO OUR BRIGHTER TOMORROW. WE ARE THE WESTSIDE."
ELIZABETH WHITAKER
Explore the Bestside
Discover the local stories, hidden gems, and community landmarks that make Westside Atlanta unique. From English Avenue to the AUC, our interactive map connects you to the heart of the neighborhood.