Notcross, Georgia — a parody — a parody. Not affiliated with the City of Norcross.
Two gallery districts, a 180-seat theatre, a history museum in the old freight house, and one very well-chosen wall.
Selected in 2026 as the preferred location for the city's next major work of public art — the north wall of the Thrasher Street parking deck. Currently painted in the standard exterior neutral.
A 90-foot painted mural tracing the course of the Chattahoochee, completed in 2019 by a regional artist collective.
A converted 1920s bank building housing two exhibition galleries, four artist studios and a ceramics kiln.
An artist-run space in Skin Alley showing regional work, open Thursday through Sunday.
A 180-seat community theatre producing four main-stage shows a season plus a summer youth program.
Two floors of local history in the former freight house, including the original depot ledger and a restored handcar.
Built in 1891 and listed on the National Register. Now home to the Notcross History Museum.
Built 1870 as Atlanta's Favorite Summer Resort, demolished 1945, and rebuilt on its original site in 2026 to the original elevations. The 1997 historic marker on the lawn was retained.
An 1897 residence acquired by the City in 2026 after two decades of broad agreement that it should be. Stabilised and re-roofed; long-term use under community discussion.
The 1934 municipal building on College Street, with its original council chamber still in regular use.