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Urban Oasis 360° Tour
Click and drag the image above to view the 360° tour. *You must have Microsoft Silverlight installed to view the 360° Urban Oasis Tour. A
Chris Guillebeau Book Signing at Atlanta’s Urban Oasis on May 15
Chris is coming back to the Urban Oasis for his book signing for the new book on May 15th at 6:30. You are welcome to
Inman Park Festival (April 27th-29th)
Atlanta is famous for it’s many wonderful neighborhood festivals. But the best of all is our Inman Park Festival! Each year, one weekend in late
Atlanta Patio Dining
It’s spring time here in Atlanta, and you can tell by the crowds of people on the patios and decks of many restaurants and bars
Food Trucks by Urban Oasis
Every Wednesday afternoon food trucks from around Atlanta gather a block away from The Urban Oasis in The Stove Works’ parking lot. Trucks serving everything
Atlanta’s Old Fourth Ward Neighborhood Highlighted in The New York Times
Urban Oasis is located on the border of two historic Atlanta neighborhoods: Inman Park and The Old Fourth Ward. Recently, The New York Times published
Love Letters to Urban Oasis
We are thrilled to see such wonderful reviews of Urban Oasis Bed and Breakfast on trip advisor! Here are some of the reviews that guests
Beautiful Weekend for the Inman Park Festival!
The 4oth Inman Park Festival is in full swing this weekend ( April 30 and May 1). And isn’t the artwork that my friend and
Spring Wedding Bells at the Urban Oasis
We had a beautiful spring wedding here a couple of weeks ago at the Urban Oasis. Here is a video of photos from Megan and
Right in the Midst of the Best Restaurants and Bars Around
Location, location, location. We are in such a great neighborhood. In addition to lots of shopping and theaters and trails and history, we are smack
Guest Post: Staycation in Atlanta from the Burbs
by Marcy Lamberson Do you ever want to go on a mini vacation, but don’t have a lot of time for traveling? My
Atlanta Beltline Coming Soon
Ryan Gravel, architect of the idea for the Atlanta Beltine talks about building the city we want to live in. Art on the BeltLine: Atlanta’s