First-Ever Midtown Lantern Parade Channels Community Spirit
More than 500 people took part in the inaugural “Parliament of Owls” Midtown Lantern Parade on August 3rd, organized by the creators of the annual Atlanta BeltLine Lantern Parade. The event featured music, marching, smiles and stylized white owls circling the night sky. Watch a recap of the event, how it came together, and how it helped foster community pride in Midtown.
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