College Park blends the warmth of a close-knit neighborhood with the energy of a growing metro community. With hundreds of historic landmarks, a walkable downtown, and tree-lined streets, the city radiates character and culture at every turn. Local shops, expansive parks, and year-round community events continue to attract residents seeking connection, convenience, and an authentic hometown feel.

Despite early rain, more than 100 residents joined Mayor Pro Tem Dr. Jamal McKenzie and council members to honor Pamela Greer, a local breast cancer survivor recognized for her resilience and community impact.
The city also celebrated The Price Barberhop Project for enriching local life through mentorship and heritage-driven programming — a reminder of how deeply community and culture influence College Park’s identity.

The city wrapped its 39th Annual Public Power Week with hands-on demonstrations, household safety education, and an important spotlight on lithium-ion battery safety — a growing topic nationwide.
Despite the weather, turnout remained strong, signaling a community consistently willing to show up, learn, and support each other.

Fri, Nov 14 — 7 PM
Gateway Center Arena | 2330 Convention Center Concourse
Expect high tempo basketball, family-friendly energy, and big local pride.
Tickets on Ticketmaster.

Fri, Nov 14
A rotating, city-hosted moment of reflection bringing neighbors together.
Check local listings for time and location.

Thu, Nov 20 — 7 PM
Gateway Center Arena
Another can’t-miss hometown matchup featuring rising talent on the national stage.

Grab artisan breads, fresh produce, and locally crafted foods that celebrate the cultural and culinary diversity of the South Metro

Local groups are hosting brunch cooking sessions and pedestrian bridge wellness meetups — great for newcomers looking to plug into College Park’s welcoming social circles.

The Wayman & Bessie Brady Recreation Center continues offering multi-generational digital literacy sessions, bringing parents, grandparents, and kids together to learn practical tech skills.

Atlanta is gearing up for a massive global moment:
✔ Over $500 million projected economic impact
✔ MARTA upgrades with new electric buses + modern railcars
✔ Stadium enhancements, including a natural grass pitch
✔ Expanded safety and infrastructure improvements

This is more than an Atlanta event — it’s a South Metro Atlanta opportunity, especially for:

College Park residents and business owners can expect elevated foot traffic, new partnerships, and increased visibility.

The national team continues its push in the UEFA qualifiers. While Georgia isn’t predicted to make a deep run, their steady performance offers a dose of pride and inspiration for local athletes and fans dreaming big.

College Park’s lifestyle perfectly blends affordability, walkability, and cultural flair. Whether you're strolling through Downtown’s restaurant row, browsing boutique shops, or checking out a weekend art pop-up, the city’s creative heartbeat is always on display.

Green spaces — like Barrett Park — provide plenty of room for movement, play, and peaceful retreat.

At Sold by Social Realty, we believe community is everything — and we love spotlighting the people, stories, and events that make College Park a place worth calling home.

Whether you’re moving in, moving up, or investing in the South Metro, we’re here to help you find more than a house.

We help you find home — and a hometown.

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