Trace the whole narrative of Decatur’s Black history, from the deep roots of its earliest days to the brave, unsung acts of our local Civil Rights leaders. We’re committed to sharing the whole story. Here are some resources and suggestions…
Celebrate July 4 hometown-style in downtown Decatur! Watch or join in the Pied Piper Parade. Listen to music on the square. End the evening with a boom! Fireworks after dark.
Summer is here and so are the rising ATL temps. Cool off in Decatur with an icy delight. We’ve got the scoop on where to go for frosty goodness whether you are on the Square or exploring another corner of…
Hit the town with two wheels! Decatur is the FIRST and ONLY Silver-level Bicycle Friendly Community in Georgia, so bring on the pedal power. Our city is dedicated to cycling infrastructure – cycling tracks, bike lanes, bike sharrows, and bike…
Decatur has 30 Secret Doors tucked away for YOU to find! Each of these whimsical, “fairy”-size doors is a tiny art installation hand-crafted by a local artist. Whether you’re a kid (or a kid at heart), these miniature marvels add…
From deep roots in Decatur’s earliest days to the brave, unsung acts of our local Civil Rights leaders, we’re committed to sharing the whole narrative of Black history. This self-guided walking tour includes 12 important stops around Decatur including the…
Love Decatur? Rep Decatur! T-shirts and stickers. Cups and koozies. Popsockets and pins. We have it all. Come by and check it out yourself or head to the online store.
Snap up something cute in Decatur! Start on the square at Squash Blossom. Owner Lisa Bobb keeps Decatur trendy with everyday, artistic style. The shabby-chick boutique with exposed brick walls channels Anthropologie vibes. Shop dresses (maxis, minis, and in between!),…
Eddie’s Attic is an iconic Atlanta establishment and the go-to place for live music in Decatur. Hear performing songwriters and bands play original music nearly every night.
Decatur has three locally-owned, independent bookstores— Brave + Kind, Charis Books & More, and Little Shop of Stories – and we can’t say enough good things about them. All three neighborhood shops are owned and operated by women, and each…