Author Archives: Kelly Jordan
Kelly Jordan, who has lived in Atlanta since 1968, attended Emory University before he and partners revitalized Little Five Points into one of Atlanta's most eclectic retail districts. In recent years, Kelly has been leading the Arabia Mountain Heritage Area Alliance, and he has been active with a host of non-profit organizations. Decades ago, Kelly wrote architectural criticism for a weekly Atlanta newspaper, and his interest in cultural, natural and built environments is readily apparent in the photos he posts on SaportaReport.
Annual Fruit Tree Sale at 970 Jefferson St. – Feb. 11, 2023
Based in the city’s Westside, 970 Jefferson was established as a hub of collaboration and food innovation. In a recent conversation with Hannah Jones, the two leadership teams reflected on its impact.
Groundhog Day Jugglers Festival – Feb. 3-5 – Yaarab Shrine Center on Ponce de Leon Ave.
Hannah Jones has more details on the Jugglers Festival in this column! Look back on the 2022 Jugglers Festival with photos from Kelly Jordan!
Looking Back at 2022 in Atlanta – The Fourth Quarter
Puppetry Arts, Gay Pride, Soap Box Derby, Halloween Fest, Senate Campaign, Fundraisers, Hanukkah, Christmas, Kwanzaa – and much in between!
Looking Back at 2022 in Atlanta – the Third Quarter
Fourth of July, Soccer at MARTA, Rallies for Women’s Rights, Ice Cream and Art, Film Premieres, a 95th Birthday, Food & Wine, Fantasy Creatures, International Health, a Peace Bell, and much more in this third quarter… Fourth Quarter to follow next week…
Looking back at 2022 in Atlanta – The Second Quarter
Voter registration drives, Ukrainian rallies, the annual memorial of MLK’s death, abortion rights rallies, Juneteenth, and festivals, festivals, festivals And much else…. Third and Fourth quarters to follow…
Looking back at 2022 in Atlanta – The First Quarter
Beginning with the inauguration of a dynamic new Mayor, to our annual memorial of a civil rights giant, through the 90th birthday celebrations for an icon, to recognition for new heroes. And much else in between…. Next quarters to follow…
Peach Bowl Parade Retrospectives
Note: Our photojournalist was on vacation last weekend, so please enjoy this retrospective of previous Peach Bowl parades!
