In Little 5 Points, WE LIKE TO WATCH

Little 5 Points wasn't created by a developer, a marketing campaign, or a master plan.

It grew organically.

Artists painted walls. Musicians filled clubs. Theater companies took the stage. Independent businesses opened their doors. Creative people built a community.

That's why there's so much to watch.

WE LIKE TO WATCH SPORTS

Watch the game at the original Brewhouse Cafe, voted America's Best Soccer Bar by Men in Blazers Media Network, or grab a seat at Little 5 Pub, Euclid Avenue Yacht Club, Porter Beer Bar or Findley Plaza. Throughout the summer you'll find big screens, cold drinks, and plenty of fellow fans ready to cheer, groan, and celebrate together.

WE LIKE TO WATCH MUSIC

Catch a show at Aisle 5, or one of the many other music venues in Little 5 Points. Dig through record bins at Wax 'N Facts, celebrating 50 years, and Criminal Records, celebrating 35 years. Little 5 Points is also home to one of Atlanta's longest-running Black-owned record stores and a shop catering to DJs, producers and vinyl collections.

From local legends to Grammy winners, like Brent Hinds of Mastodon, music is part of L5P's DNA.

WE LIKE TO WATCH ART

Before murals were cool, Little 5 Points had murals.

Take a self-guided mural tour at atlantastreetartmap.org and discover street art around nearly every corner.

WE LIKE TO WATCH THEATER

7 Stages Theatre and Horizon Theatre have challenged audiences and created unforgettable performances for more than 40 years.

WE LIKE TO WATCH FASHION

Little 5 Points has long been Atlanta's destination for self-expression.

We are home to Junkman's Daughter, Psycho Sisters, vintage stores, and independent boutiques.

Abbadabba’s has been helping Atlantans put their best foot forward for more than 50 years with their cool shoes. 

WE LIKE TO WATCH CULTURE

First Voices Festival

Shop at Turtle Island Trading, a unique destination for Native American art, jewelry, and gifts. Enjoy Ethiopian coffee, Turkish specialties, Indian cuisine, Vietnamese flavors, Senegalese dishes, African imports, and neighborhood institutions like Elmyr.

The world may be visiting Atlanta, but the world has been meeting in Little 5 Points for decades.

WE LIKE TO WATCH PEOPLE

Grab a coffee. Take a seat.

Watch the skaters. Watch the musicians. Watch the artists. Watch the performers. Watch the visitors. Watch the locals.

There is no better place in Atlanta to see the wonderfully weird parade of humanity than Little 5 Points.

You can watch a game anywhere.

You can only watch Little 5 Points here.

Come watch.