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WonderRoot Community Art Center
Art Gallery, Music Venue, and Performing Arts Venue
Reynoldstown, Atlanta
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Intown Expert, Jennifer Kjellgren & AssociatesJanuary 29, 2013This unassuming building with the haphazard garden is actually doing big things - this non-profit's mission is to promote positive community change through arts-based programs.
- Alcohol is supposedly not permitted anymore. However, if you byob and aren't a dick about it no one will care...infact, a lot if people drink here.
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WonderRoot Community Art Center
982 Memorial Dr SE (btwn Stovall St. and Gibson St.)
Atlanta, GA 30316
United States
Atlanta, GA 30316
United States
The WonderRoot Community Arts Center brings artists and activists together to build community through art. Member artists have unlimited access to our studios: darkroom, recording studio, ceramics studio, screen-printing studio, digital media lab, meeting space, gallery space, and performance space.
Open until 11:00 PM (Show more)
- Mon–Tue, Thu
- Noon–11:00 PM
- Fri–Sat
- Noon–7:31 PM
(404) 254-5955
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