This shipping container was transformed into a usable studio and gallery space. During the two Main Street Artist Residencies, artists in residence use this space to curate their body of work. The residency concludes with this space being used as a exhibition during the Gallery Crawl! 

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Interested in hosting a workshop or pop up in this space? Email ncales@hapeville.org and ncarner@hapeville.org

This shipping container was transformed into a usable studio and gallery space. During the two Main Street Artist Residencies, artists in residence use this space to curate their body of work. The residency concludes with this space being used as a exhibition during the Gallery Crawl! 

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Interested in hosting a workshop or pop up in this space? Email ncales@hapeville.org and ncarner@hapeville.org

Established in 2005 to support the fine art of printmaking in metro Atlanta. APS exists to provide studio space and equipment for artist renters and offers community outreach through classes, workshops, programs and exhibitions in order to enhance the understanding of and appreciation for fine art printmaking. 

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The Academy Theatre has anchored the Hapeville Performing Arts Center in Hapeville, Georgia inviting both arts and social service groups to work at our space so that we can present and create entertaining and stimulating artistic work with direct input from the people who need the exposure that the work will foster.

History in the heart of Hapeville: an 1890 train depot turned history museum, gallery and visitor center. Telling the story of aviation, railroad and automobile history as well as the early history of Georgia through the lens of Hapeville.

Established in 2009, Freeside Atlanta is a 501(c)3 non-profit makerspace built entirely by volunteers. As a community, we have built our space with tools and equipment for electronics, 3D printing, woodworking, metalworking, art, design, classes, and events.