Community district
Sweet Auburn
Inspired by Atlanta’s Auburn Avenue — civic heart and commerce.
Faith, family, and the marketplace.
Walk the streets
Streets of Sweet Auburn
Heritage Market
Local retail and family business.
Storefronts seeded in Phase 2 →
Civic Square
Churches, civic groups, nonprofits.
Storefronts seeded in Phase 2 →
Auburn Eats
Restaurants and gathering.
Storefronts seeded in Phase 2 →
Auburn Press
Local media and storytelling.
Storefronts seeded in Phase 2 →
Founder Circle
Community institutions and leaders.
Storefronts seeded in Phase 2 →
Hear the District · Then & Now
District Soundtrack
Every district tells two stories — where it came from, and where it is today. Both play here, 30 seconds each.
Gospel and the songs of the movement — faith, family, and the courage of the corridor.
Take My Hand, Precious Lord
Thomas A. Dorsey
The hymn of the movement, sung in the churches that anchored Auburn Avenue.
We Shall Overcome
civil-rights anthem (traditional)
The song that carried the marches which began on streets like this one.
Sweet Auburn today — contemporary gospel and inspirational music built for community.
Love Theory
Kirk Franklin
Modern gospel joy — the corridor's faith tradition, reborn for a new generation.
Previews play for 30 seconds, then stop — nothing autoplays. Blkworth hosts no recordings; previews are provided by Apple, full tracks by Spotify and YouTube.
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