
Apartments near Woodruff Arts Center in Atlanta, GA (975 Rentals)


265 9th St NE

269 9th St

1085-1087 Westshire Pl NW

1450 Piedmont Ave NE

Seventh Midtown

290 8th St NE

1068 Westshire Pl NW

11 Alden Ave NW

15 NW Deering Rd

885 Myrtle St NE

Dakota

887 Myrtle St NE

960 Taft Ave NE

377-381 10th St NE

Viewpoint On The Midtown Mile

498 Ansley Walk Ter NE

Georgia Tech Family Apartments

390 9th St NE

Midtown on 8th

849 Piedmont Ave NE

The Park In Midtown

520 Park Dr NE

The Element

417 10th St NE

Stanford Court Condominiums

347 8th St

1122 State St NW

The Belvedere

518-524 Park Dr

Glendale Heights

1030-1032 Atlantic Dr NW

831 Myrtle St NE

885 Glendale Ter NE

875 NE Glendale Ter

805 Peachtree St NE

Biltmore House

825 Myrtle St NE

815 Piedmont Ave NE

1078-1080 State St NW

1068-1070 State St NW

Steps from Piedmont Park and Beltline

Millenium Apartments

1031 State St NW

322 7th St NE

1064-1066 State St NW

805 Piedmont Ave NE

Argonne Avenue Apartments

799 Piedmont Ave NE

842 Glendale Terr.

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If you're wanting to see a show in Atlanta, you have quite a few options, but chances are, you aren't gonna find a better show than can be seen at Woodruff Arts Center. More than just simply a theater, Woodruff Arts Center provides arts community with a space to perform, educate and enlighten, Atlanta's Mecca for the artists. Folks from Atlanta apartments wanting to get in touch with the community of artists in their town owe it to themselves to visit this center, where they can see some of the best shows in town and learn some about the art world themselves. True theater fans will find an apartment near the Woodruff Arts Center a wise idea, allowing to visit all the best shows the city has to offer, and not have to worry about parking lots and spending money on gas. The Woodruff Arts Center hosts many of the best events in Atlanta, including musical performances, plays, speeches by important figures, and more, making it a perfect spot for any fan of the arts to visit. It's more than just a performance space, however, as it also provides visitors the chance to learn the arts for themselves, having an extensive arts education program for people of all ages. The Arts Education at the Woodruff Arts Center helps many students from all walks of life and grades to help learn, not just the arts, but important life lessons, with help through in-school learning as well as out-of-school programs. The Woodruff Arts Center is also home to the High Museum of Art, home to some of the most beautiful piece of art in the entire city, Verizon Wireless Amphitheater, which hosts numerous fun concerts throughout the year. With an apartment near the Woodruff Arts Center, you allow yourself access to all these fun events, exhibits and more, keeping you just a few miles from some of the best events in town. Music, theater, art and more can all be found in this one location, making an apartment near the Woodruff Arts Center one of the best ideas for anyone interested in the arts. Even those across the city should make it out to this fun center, where you can catch just every form of art imaginable without having to bounce around town.
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