MODA EVENTS

LEGO® Adventures: Reinvent & Rebuild
Jul
7
to Jul 11

LEGO® Adventures: Reinvent & Rebuild

SOLD OUT

In-person at Georgia Tech | Ages 6 – 9

Learn the art of adaptive reuse by repurposing old buildings and city spaces using LEGO® bricks. Discover how redesigning can create fresh opportunities and sustainable solutions—all while having tons of fun!

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Design ATL: Old Made New
Jul
7
to Jul 11

Design ATL: Old Made New

In-person at Georgia Tech | Ages 14 – 18

Explore how imaginative design can breathe new life into spaces that have lost their purpose and discover how to blend history with innovation to create something entirely new—and entirely yours.

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City Lab: Back to the Future
Jul
7
to Jul 11

City Lab: Back to the Future

SOLD OUT

In-person at Georgia Tech | Ages 10 – 13

What if we could take old, forgotten buildings and turn them into something amazing for the future? Explore how to transform existing structures into vibrant, new spaces while preserving their history and character.

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LEGO® Adventures: Eco Explorers
Jun
2
to Jun 6

LEGO® Adventures: Eco Explorers

SOLD OUT

In-person at Georgia Tech | Ages 6 – 9

Get ready for a week of building, exploring, and going green! Campers will dive into the world of sustainability while designing and building awesome eco-friendly creations using LEGO bricks.

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Book Club! Humanize: A Maker’s Guide to Designing Cities by Thomas Heatherwick
May
22

Book Club! Humanize: A Maker’s Guide to Designing Cities by Thomas Heatherwick

In-person at Atlanta City Studio

Join us for an evening of ideas and discussion and learn more about Thomas Heatherwick’s book, Humanize: A Maker's Guide to Designing Our Cities with Atlanta City Studio Book Club and Congress for the New Urbanism Atlanta (CNU).

Pick-up a copy of the book at MODA’s Design Shop before you go!

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Literary Quests on the Atlanta Beltline: From Homeric Homecomings to Toni Morrison's Search for Paradise
May
4

Literary Quests on the Atlanta Beltline: From Homeric Homecomings to Toni Morrison's Search for Paradise

In-person at 10th St NE & Monroe Dr NE

This Jane’s Walk, taking place in the East Side Beltline, focuses on themes of Art & Architecture, History & Culture.

Join Robert F. Barsky, a Guggenheim Fellow and author of The Beltline Chronicles, for a poetic tour of the Atlanta Beltline.

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How Two Jewish Dentists Got the Milwaukee Braves to Move to Atlanta
May
4

How Two Jewish Dentists Got the Milwaukee Braves to Move to Atlanta

  • Marietta St NW & Andrew Young International Boulevard Northwest Atlanta, GA United States (map)
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In-person at Marietta St NW & Andrew Young

This Jane’s Walk, taking place in Downtown near Centennial Park, focuses on themes of Advocacy, Art & Architecture, History & Culture.

Join civil rights, urban planning, and sports enthusiast Andrew Feldman for a walk that highlights significant relationships in Atlanta's history.

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Historic & Contemporary Decatur
May
4

Historic & Contemporary Decatur

In-person at The Blair Building

This Jane’s Walk, taking place in Downtown Decatur, focuses on themes of Art & Architecture, History & Culture.

Join historic preservation enthusiasts Helen McGaughy from Gene Kansas | Commercial Real Estate and Marissa Howard from the DeKalb History Center for an informative architecture walking tour in Downtown Decatur.

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