Join us for an art-filled evening discovering the galleries of Miami Circle.

For the third year in a row, Atlanta’s largest collection of private galleries welcome visitors to view exhibitions featuring works across a range of mediums including painting, sculpture, photography and more.

The free, bi-monthly Gallery Stroll series was launched in 2022 by Livable Buckhead to celebrate art in Buckhead and to encourage the local community to enjoy the world-class concentration of galleries at Miami Circle. The series also marked completion of a nearby major section of PATH400 that provides bike and pedestrian access from Miami Circle to Lenox Square.

The first 50 attendees to the March 16th edition of Miami Circle Gallery Stroll will receive a free, collectible pin. Eclipse di Luna is offering Gallery Stroll participants a free sangria with food purchase (check-in at the Livable Buckhead registration table required).

Miami Circle is home to the largest single gathering of fine art galleries in Atlanta. Join us for this FREE event, experiencing some of the foremost art galleries while discovering stunning local, regional and international artists.

• Saturday, March 16 from 4 – 6pm
• Saturday, May 18 from 4 – 6pm
• Saturday, July 20 from 4 – 6pm
• Saturday, September 21 from 4 – 6pm

Miami Circle is MARTA adjacent and free parking is available or extend your stroll and use PATH400. Whether it’s your first-time seeing Miami Circle, or you’re a regular, there’s a good chance you’ll discover something new while wandering in and out of each of the dozen or so galleries. Enjoy wine and small bites at several of the venues, while taking your time soaking up the visual splendor within.

We invite you to our first Miami Circle Gallery Stroll of 2024, on Saturday, March 16th from 4 to 6pm. More than a dozen galleries will be opening their doors to showcase their most recent exhibitions including. Highlights include:

• Mason Fine Art – Join us for the Opening Reception of our newest exhibition featuring works from Pam Moxley, Ashley Surber, Sally Tharp, and Heather Hilton, also Featuring: Charly Palmer & Tracey Murrell.
  • Heather Hilton was born in Albany, New York in 1945. She received her MFA in sculpture in 1970 from Virginia Commonwealth University.
  • Pam Moxley is a self-taught artist who creates photo-based mixed media works.
  • Ashley Surber is a southern gal who enjoys all things whimsical and unexpected. She began drawing and painting at a very young age, as art has always been a constant in her life.
  • Sally Tharp – The need to create has always been prevalent in Sally’s life.  After graduating from University of Rhode Island with a BFA in 1985, she worked in several creative capacities, though not necessarily in the traditional sense.  In 2008, Sally became a full time artist.
• Thomas Deans Fine Art – Paul Tamanian: New works in the gallery. Sculptures and paintings. Paul Tamanian has forged a remarkable visual vocabulary in painted and shaped metal. From great sculptural forms to small, intimate 3-dimensional works, to large, multi-panel wall paintings, the astounding breadth of his work has won Tamanian wide recognition here and abroad.
• I. D. E. A. Gallery – I. D. E. A. GALLERY is about discovery. We exhibit famous artists like Andy Warhol, Todd Murphy, Alberto Giacometti and Dennis Campay but, we offer so many others! Art is a broad term. We exhibit items like Mies van der Rohe chairs and Ettore Sottsass champagne coolers, Murano glass, outsider art and rare Limoges China! Every century of ART in ALL its forms is represented in our Art Gallery.
• Marcia Wood Gallery – Exhibitions Opening, Saturday March 16, 6 – 9: SCOTT EAKIN Buoyant Force and WILLIAM STEIGER Long Way Home. Marcia Wood Gallery is pleased to present a solo presentation of work by Atlanta-based artist Scott Eakin. This is Eakin’s fourth solo show with the gallery. William Steiger received a B.A. in Art from the University of California, Santa Cruz and an M.F.A. in painting from Yale University in 1989.  Steiger has had 44 solo exhibitions worldwide, including Valencia – Spain, Seoul, Tokyo, New York City, and Dallas. Long Way Home is his fifth solo exhibition at Marcia Wood Gallery since 1998.

Miami Circle, or “The Circle” as insiders call it, has long been home to the home décor trades, with sixty-some showrooms selling furniture and accessories, lighting and countertops in shops lining the broad street off Piedmont Avenue near Sidney Marcus Boulevard in Buckhead. While the lineup has also included a smattering of art galleries and related services, the number of galleries has grown as well-known galleries have moved from places like Castleberry Hill and Bennett Street to set up shop in this Buckhead destination.

Renowned galleries included in the Miami Circle Art Stroll include:

• Alan Avery Art Company
• Anne Irwin Fine Art 
• Art(e)
• Johnson Lowe Gallery 
• I. D. E. A. Gallery
• Interiors Market
• Marcia Wood Gallery 
• Mason Fine Art 
• Maune Contemporary 
• Nicholson Gallery 
• Reinike Gallery 
• Signature Contemporary Craft Gallery
• Southern Plaster
• Thomas Deans Fine Art

With the first phase opening in 2011, PATH400 has become a favorite spot for Buckhead walkers, joggers, bikers and pet owners to get out for some fresh air and exercise. PATH400 runs along the spine of GA 400, connecting neighborhoods, office and retail locations with a path for bicyclists and pedestrians.

Art is an integral part PATH400, inviting people in and encouraging them to explore what the community has to offer. Some components include:

• Great Blue Mural by Krista Jones aka JONESY
• Wellspring Living mural by Ashley Bella
• Outerspace Project Art Walls Murals
• Shadows on PATH400 Sculptures
• Artist-created Park Amenities
• Inspired Artistic Creations

Art creates a sense of place and provides a reason for people to interact with the art and each other, while weaving inspiration and beauty into the daily lives of those who live, work, and play in our community. We encourage you to explore PATH400.

Originally a small group of antique shops, Miami Circle is now a top resource for both the interior designer and retail customer. From traditional to modern, antique to new, The Shops of Miami Circle provide a world of interior design opportunities.

Thank you to the generosity of the sponsors of the Miami Circle Gallery Strolls. Their investment in the Buckhead community, makes events like these possible.