Decatur, GA

The city calendar is packed with events like the Decatur BBQ, Blues & Bluegrass Festival, the Decatur Book Festival (one of the largest independent book festivals in the country), and the vibrant Decatur Arts Festival. The square transforms into a community party.

This 33-acre park features a large lake, walking trails, tennis courts, a playground, and a popular swimming pool. It's a perfect spot for a family picnic, a jog, or watching ducks on the water.

This legendary listening room on the square has launched the careers of artists like John Mayer and The Indigo Girls. It's the prime spot for discovering incredible singer-songwriters in an intimate setting.

Walk from the square to explore diverse flavors: savor pastries at Little Tart Bakeshop, enjoy a burger and legendary beer selection at The Brick Store Pub, and finish with inventive small plates at No. 246.

Housed in the historic old DeKalb County Courthouse on the square, this museum and archives offer exhibits on local history, architecture tours, and insights into the area's development from the 1820s onward.

Held year-round on Wednesdays and Saturdays, this producer-only market is a community institution. Shop for local produce, meats, cheeses, baked goods, and flowers directly from Georgia farmers and artisans.

South of the square, Oakhurst has its own vibrant village center with restaurants, coffee shops, and a park. It's known for its charming bungalows, strong community identity, and the popular Oakhurst Farmers Market.

Adjacent to Agnes Scott College, this neighborhood features winding streets, beautiful early 20th-century homes, and easy access to the college's amenities and events. It's quiet, green, and highly walkable.

A family-friendly area northeast of the square known for its mid-century homes, strong neighborhood association, and proximity to shopping on North Decatur Road. It offers a more suburban feel while remaining close to the action.

Located along the railroad tracks east of the square, this former industrial area is now a hub for creative offices, breweries like Three Taverns, and new residential developments, adding a modern, mixed-use layer to the city.