Ink & Elm which plans a summer opening will serve casual lunches, farm-to-table dinners and late night snacks.
Emory Village Roundabout Success
Featured on Fox 5 News
As the Emory Village roundabout nears its second birthday, it's become a model for improving safety, easing congestion, and saving money. See the Fox 5 news report.
Slice and Pint to Open in Everybody's Space
After serving more than 3 million pizzas to generations of Atlantans since 1971, Everybody's Pizza, a landmark in Emory Village, closed in March, followed April 26 by Steady Hand Pour Shop, which was adjacent and was subleasing space from Everybody's.
Moving into the prime restaurant space at the corner of North Decatur and Oxford roads will be The Slice & Pint, a new casural eatery from Crawford Moran, a partner with 5 Seasons Brewing Company. Read more.
Old Trolley Rails Return Home to Emory Village
Emory Village's salute to history now reaches skyward in Emory Village Park, thanks to neighbor and metal worker Charles Calhoun. He repurposed three century-old trolley rails into a striking sculpture that soars over the park fountain.The rails were unearthed during the streetscape project that resulted in the new roundabout and park. Read more.
Arborguard Provides Green Solutions
for Trees in Emory Village
Trees are important component of Emory Village’s revitalization project. A team of arborists from Arborguard Tree Specialists has designed an all natural, custom maintenance program to help prevent premature decline and enrich the village canopy. Read more.
Park Still Needs Finishing Touches—
You Can Help
An outpouring of community support to complete the centerpiece of Emory Village's revitalization has resulted in contributions of more than $76,000 to date. AIEV is grateful to the more than 160 donors who have generously added their support, and efforts continue to raise $15,000 more in order to finish park. AIEV welcomes all contributions. Any family orindividual who contributes $500 or more will be recognized on a plaque in the park, but every gift is truly appreciated.
Find out how you can help ensure the park's completion. Click here to make a donation today. Or call 404-889-6547 for more information.
Emory Village's salute to history now reaches skyward in Emory Village Park, thanks to neighbor and metal worker Charles Calhoun. He repurposed three century-old trolley rails into a striking sculpture that soars over the park fountain.The rails were unearthed during the streetscape project that resulted in the new roundabout and park. 
Trees are important component of Emory Village’s revitalization project. A team of arborists from Arborguard Tree Specialists has designed an all natural, custom maintenance program to help prevent premature decline and enrich the village canopy. 
An outpouring of community support to complete the centerpiece of Emory Village's revitalization has resulted in contributions of more than $76,000 to date. AIEV is grateful to the more than 160 donors who have generously added their support, and efforts continue to raise $15,000 more in order to finish park. AIEV welcomes all contributions. Any family orindividual who contributes $500 or more will be recognized on a plaque in 
See photos of park dedication. 
