The Grove has an open container policy and includes community events such as Groovin’ in The Grove, a new live music series taking place every Friday this summer, according to the release.
“We are no longer in the business of building buildings; instead, we are focused on the space between the buildings – the street-level environments that naturally foster human connection and community,” managing partner of NAP Mark Toro said in the release.
The Grove will have an open container policy and include community events such as Groovin’ in The Grove, a new live music series taking place every Friday this summer, according to the release. Courtesy of The Wilbert Group.
Just ahead of the park’s debut Chick-fil-A reopened Thursday in its new location above The Grove. Building 400’s lobby is also now open. Starbucks will open its new location inside Building 100 later in May.
Other establishments reopening include C-Cycle, a secured bike house for Colony Square Tenants and The Establishment will reopen with an expanded patio and new outdoor bar overlooking The Grove. The outdoor bar, called Tight Squeeze at Establishment, is slated to open in the summer.
Just ahead of the park’s debut Chick-fil-A will reopen May 2 in its new location above The Grove. Starbucks will open its new location inside Building 100 later in May. Building 400’s lobby will also open May 3. (Courtesy of The Wilbert Group)
An all-women artist team, which include Lauren Pallotta Stumberg, Molly Rose Freeman, Lela Brunet and Laura Vela, will be at Friday’s urban park opening to paint a 2,915 square-foot mural on the north wall of 5Church facing Peachtree Street, according to the release.
The mural, called Moon Goddess, is a tribute to Aurora, the Roman Goddess of the Dawn. Aurora symbolizes the power to bridge two worlds: one of darkness and one of light. The artists will paint live 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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