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2022 marks the 50th anniversary of the Little 5 Points Business Association! 50 years ago a group of young pioneers took over the L5P Men's Business Association and created the Little 5 Points Business Association (L5PBA). They met in the basement of the old L5P Library, which is on the tour, and brainstormed ideas of what the area could become. Today, the L5P Business Association is a non profit organization whose mission is to promote the business interests of our members by educating them, providing networking opportunities, organizing events, marketing and promoting L5P. We organize the L5P Halloween Festival & Parade each year, among dozens of other events, markets, cultural experiences, and clean ups. If you would like to support us in shaping L5P's future by preserving our artsy, funky, historic neighborhood, please donate to https://l5pba.com/donate OR Venmo @LittleFivePoints-Halloween OR PayPal @l5phparade.
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This building was formerly the L5P Carnegie Library, and fifty years ago the L5P Business Association started holding meetings in the basement. Today, Wish is a premier clothing store known for limited edition footwear brands alongside unique, fashion pieces from international designers.

Descend into the basement sneaker vault through a stairway made from 10,000 books. The basement holds two chambers. The room within a room is a concept of Biblioteques of Europe which had an archival sealed room within the library that contained the most prized possessions. The 2nd chamber is reminiscent of a safety deposit box vault meant to house valuables. This honors the cultural importance of sneakers while also recalling the building’s original identity as a Carnegie library.

Customers will pass through a monolithic portal into the first chamber, which features alternating glass panels and gold-leafed sneaker displays that reference medieval reliquaries. The room, which is constructed to reveal the building’s original granite foundation, will naturally draw viewers’ eyes to the shoes on display. Ten tons of river rock boulders complement this space, carved into seating by stone artisans from the granite capital of the world, Elberton, GA. In a second chamber, the walls are lined with a custom fabricated stainless steel matrix housing individual shoes in cubbies that reference safety deposit boxes.

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Located in the Point Center building, Star Community Bar was founded in 1991 by the infamous Keeper brothers, otherwise known as Dave Heany and Marty Nolan. The space was formerly occupied by C&S Bank, and one of the old bank vaults is now a shrine to Elvis. Heany and Nolan sold the bar in the early 2000’s before passing away in 2018 and 2021, respectively. Star Bar features local and national touring acts 5 nights a week and Rotknee Presents comedy every Monday, the longest running amateur comedy night in the city. You'll be hard pressed to find a more reasonably priced bar in the city.

Visit online at: https://www.starbaratl.bar

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Abbadabba's is located in the historic Point Center Building which was built in 1925. The building is located along a former trolley line and is currently commercial with street-level retail and offices above.

But don’t let the quirky name fool you, Abbadabba’s is Atlanta’s premier source in innovative comfort footwear. Abbadabba’s offers unique, funky, eco and vegan friendly shoes.

Abbadabba’s, owned and managed by Janice Abernathy and her husband Bill Carmichael, opened in 1981. In the beginning, the store was like a flea market, selling toys, cards, gifts, and jewelry and to the back, a small selection of funky looking shoes. However, those funny looking shoes caught on, and in 1986, Bill left a career with Georgia-Pacific to join Janice full-time and make footwear their main focus. A year later those shoes were their top seller.

Since then Abbadabba's has grown into Buckhead and Roswell, bringing Little 5 Points culture in to more \"elite\" and \"posh\" districts.

Abbadabba’s is about people: the people working for them and the diverse group of people making up their customer base. The service focused company has a passion for footwear which they share with their customers. Their mission is pampering customers with quality service not found in most retail stores.

Working with faultless integrity, Abbadabba’s is a progressive company with sustainable business practices and a healthy respect for people and the planet. Visit online at http://littlefivepoints.net/abbadabba's.
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Prior to the creation of the plaza, Seminole Ave used to go from the cut-de-sac to Moreland Avenue. In 1982 the road was closed off and Seminole Plaza was created. The name was changed in 1988 when Officer Gregory L. Davis was killed protecting our neighborhood. Davis Plaza is the only public area in Atlanta named after a fallen Atlanta Police Officer.

Above is a picture of Davis plaza during one of the L5P Business Association's Ghost Tours. Look on L5PBA.com/events for more information on upcoming Ghost Tours.

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Established in 1985, Crystal Blue is a second generation, family owned, gem and mineral shop. They specialize in providing customers with a variety of affordable metaphysical items. “We sincerely love helping people evolve into better human beings. We will assist you in figuring out just what you need to restore balance and work towards achieving inner peace.”

Visit online at: https://crystalbluel5p.com

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Horizon opened in 1983 and has produced over 190 professional contemporary plays, reaching over 45,000 patrons every year with an adventurous mix of nationally and internationally acclaimed plays as well as plays from, for, and about Atlanta. Horizon’s main home is an intimate 172-seat theater located inside the L5P Center for Arts and Community, which was built as an elementary school in 1919.

Visit online at https://www.horizontheatre.com/

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\n \n The Little 5 Points Business Association's mission is to promote the business interests of our members by educating them, providing networking opportunities, organizing events, marketing, promoting. We organize the L5P Halloween Parade & Festival each year, among dozens of other events, markets and festivals. If you enjoyed the tour, and want to support us in shaping L5P’s future and help to preserve our artsy, funky, historic neighborhood. Please donate via at https://l5pba.com/donate or through Venmo @LittleFivePoints-Halloween or Paypal @l5phparade.\n

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