Lisa C.
12/30/2017
The very first time I got invited to the Land Trust I had no idea what to expect, other than the whispers I was told. It was a Saturday night and we were visiting with friends who had been there...
Lake Claire Community Land Trust
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270 Arizona Ave NE
Atlanta, GA 30307
The Lake Claire Community Land Trust is a neighborhood-based non-profit organization in Atlanta, GA, dedicated to preserving greenspace and fostering community. With over 1.7 acres of land, the trust offers various amenities such as community garden beds, a children's garden, a playground, a stage and amphitheater, and a pond. The trust hosts a wide range of events and activities, including festivals, drum circles, community work days, classes, and workshops, bringing together different communities for a vibrant cultural exchange.
As a beloved oasis in the city, the Land Trust provides a gathering place for people to connect and enjoy nature. It is a place where neighbors come together to celebrate, learn, and contribute to the preservation of greenspace. With its diverse offerings and commitment to community engagement, the Lake Claire Community Land Trust is an essential resource for residents and visitors alike.
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Sandy J.
9/22/2017
Highlight: Sister brought me here on our exploration of the neighborhoods of East Atlanta and for those who want a hippie, whimsical, slightly grungy 1970's play hide and seek among rainbow...
Lynisha B.
4/18/2020
This was such a great place to have a small adventure. Located at the end of a quaint neighborhood, this community park is filled with community gardens, chickens, trails, lots of viewing spots,...
Brenda R.
6/20/2019
I was here for hours taking in the plants, inspects, pond and the emu. I can not say enough great things about how this garden was the highlight of my trip to Atlanta. There were families with...
Bobbin W.
6/8/2010
My boss often goes to dinner at Lake Claire Co-Housing, and her frequent mentions of this weekly activity aroused my curiosity enough to check it out. I once drove down Dekalb Avenue in search of...
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