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Another .5k in the books! 🏃🏼🏃🏾‍♂️🏃🏻‍♀️ Thanks for running Atlanta’s tiniest race, neighbors! 💙

What a day! 💙 Thanks to everyone who joined us in celebrating 30 years of community at the Reynoldstown Wheelbarrow Festival! 💛

Reynoldstown Halloween Block Party! Save the date for some spooky fun! 🎃 The Reynoldstown Halloween Block Party is back! 👻 It’s almost time for one of our favorite neighborhood traditions! Join us on Saturday, October 31st from 5:00 - 9:30 pm for the Reynoldstown Halloween Block Party. Pack a blanket and a picnic and join neighbors at 5:00 p.m. in Upper Lang-Carson Park. We’ll “Trick-Nic” together and participate in a costume parade before trick-or-treating when the streets close at 5:30 p.m. Street Closures from 5:30-9:30 (for a safe and spooky good time): - Manigault St. from Flat Shoals to Walthall - Kirkwood Ave. from Walthall to Weatherby - Weatherby St. from Kirkwood to Wylie Expect candy, costumes, and community fun as Reynoldstown comes alive with Halloween spirit! No child, no problem. There is fun for all adults and children. To help us cover the cost of the off-duty police officers keeping our neighbors and trick-or-treaters safe, please consider making a donation. tinyurl.com/rcilhalloween. If you live on any of the closed streets, this is your reminder to get your homes and candy ready. Also, make a parking plan if you need to use your vehicle. Let’s make this year’s Halloween the spookiest (and safest!) night in Reynoldstown. We can’t wait to see you there!

Save the date for some spooky fun! 🎃 The Reynoldstown Halloween Block Party is back! 👻 Help us cover the cost of street closures and security by donating at tinyurl.com/rcilhalloween.

Thirty years of music, food and neighborhood traditions! 🚜🎉 The 30th Annual Reynoldstown Wheelbarrow Festival is taking over Lang-Carson Park on Saturday, Sept. 19 (12-7 p.m.). Here’s what’s waiting for you: 🎶 10 local music acts across two stages 🌮 Food and drinks from El Tesoro, Speakcheesy, Vice Taco, Three Taverns and more 🏃‍♂️ Atlanta’s tiniest race 🎨 Artists Market and Kids Zone 🧢 Reynoldstown merch Grab your friends and help us celebrate three decades of community! Learn more at www.reynoldstown.net/wheelbarrow-festival.

💛 In two weeks, we’ll celebrate 30 years of community, inclusion and support at the Reynoldstown Wheelbarrow Festival. Join us Saturday, Sept. 19, from noon to 7 p.m. at Lang-Carson Park. Did you know the festival’s name honors Reynoldstown’s historic roots? It symbolizes the hardworking residents who built and sustained the neighborhood, wheelbarrows in hand. What started in 1996 as a single-night neighborhood theater production has grown into Reynoldstown’s signature celebration. Over three decades, the festival has brought gospel music, porch performances and street parades to the community—all while using art and music to empower residents. Today, as the Reynoldstown Civic Improvement League’s largest annual fundraiser, the festival supports initiatives including affordable housing, greenspaces, community building and senior outreach. Come celebrate 30 years of neighbors showing up for neighbors with live music, local art, food trucks, a Kids Zone, a cornhole tournament and Atlanta’s tiniest race. Learn more at reynoldstown.net/wheelbarrow-festival. 💙

Tomorrow's the day. 🥳 30 years of the Wheelbarrow Festival comes down to this — Saturday, September 19, 12–7 PM at Lang-Carson Park. Live jazz and blues on two stages. Local food and drink from Reynoldstown's own. Official festival gear at our merch table. And a founders' panel honoring the neighbors who started it all 30 years ago. Set an alarm, tell your neighbors, and get ready for the biggest backyard block party Reynoldstown throws all year. See you in the morning! 📍 Lang-Carson Park 📅 TOMORROW, Sat Sept 19 | 12–7 PM 🎶 Live music all day, two stages 👕 Official Reynoldstown gear at our merch table #WheelbarrowFestival #Reynoldstown #RCIL #30Years

🌈✨ Celebrate Pride Weekend with us! ✨🌈 Join your LGBTQIA+ neighbors, friends, families, and allies at ParkGrounds on October 8 at 6:30 PM for an evening of community, connection, and Pride! Grab a signature cocktail, coffee, or a refreshing non-alcoholic drink and come hang out with neighbors old and new. Bring your family, kids, friends, and your best Pride spirit! 💜 Everyone is welcome. 📅 October 8, 2026 ⏰ 6:30 PM 📍 ParkGrounds Come celebrate the joy, love, and community that make our neighborhood special. 🌈

Reynoldstown, let’s move together! 💙💛 We’ve got THREE free ways to move, reset, and connect with your neighbors at Lang-Carson Park this fall: ✨The Reynoldstown Yoga Reset Tuesdays | 7:00–7:45 PM Gentle movement, breathwork + relaxation with Ali from yoga.atl. 💪🏽Hybrid Fitness Fusion Thursdays | 9:30 AM A supportive mix of strength, balance, stability, agility + movement with Aktzi. Seated and standing options make this one great for all levels! 💃 Core-ography Thursdays | 6:00 PM Core conditioning meets cardio, house + hip-hop with NASM-certified trainer, Deborah. Come ready to move and have FUN. 📍 Upper Lang-Carson Park, across from Breaker Breaker ✨ FREE + all levels welcome 🌦️ Weather permitting — classes will be canceled if it rains 🔗 Registration required through the Atlanta BeltLine link: beltline.org/events — search “Lang Carson” Powered by atlantabeltline Bring water, a mat for classes that use one, and come move with your neighbors! 💙💛

From: Department of Parks and Recreation 📣 Neighbors — The City wants to hear from you! Join the City of Atlanta for an Open House on the Grant Park Food & Beverage Space and share your ideas for the future of the space. 📅 Thursday, October 15 ⏰ 6–8 PM 📍 Georgia Hill Neighborhood Center, 250 Georgia Ave SE Your input will help inform what this space could offer and how it can best serve the community. Free and open to the public! We hope to see you there.

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From: Department of Parks and Recreation 📣 Neighbors — The City wants to hear from you!