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Service Alerts

5Bus Alerts

47 I-85 Access Road/Briarwood Rd.
Route 47: SB trips from Chamblee are canceled at 7:10AM, 10:10AM, and 1:10PM. Route 47: NB trips from Brookhaven/Oglethorpe are canceled at 7:55AM, 10:55AM, 1:55PM.

Expire at: 05/24/2022 02:29 PM
47 I-85 Access Road/Briarwood Rd.
Route 47: SB trips from Chamblee are canceled at 7:10AM, 10:10AM, and 1:10PM. Route 47: NB trips from Brookhaven/Oglethorpe are canceled at 7:55AM, 10:55AM, 1:55PM.

Expire at: 05/24/2022 02:29 PM
14 14th Street/Blandtown
Due to: Construction on 14th St between Northside Dr and Howell Mill Rd Route 14 will be rerouted weekdays 03/24 - 05/24; 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.. Eastbound service will resume on Huff Rd @ Howell Mill Rd; Westbound service will resume on 14th St @ Hemphill Ave.

Expire at: 05/24/2022 05:00 PM
107 Glenwood Road
Due to Road Construction on Bill Kennedy Way at Glenwood Ave. Route 107 will reroute to Moreland Avenue. This reroute is in effect from February 28, 2022 thru May 27, 2022.

Expire at: 05/27/2022 11:59 PM
24 McAfee/Hosea Williams
Route 24: WB & EB trips will be delayed due to road construction on Redwing Circle. The buses will be on a reroute until August 14, 2022, we apologize for any inconvenience.

Expire at: 08/14/2022 08:00 PM

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1Train Alerts

Select train trips may be canceled because of staffing shortages, due to COVID-19. Please allow extra time for your travel. Patrons may register for service alerts to be informed of future train cancellations. itsmarta.com/service-updates

Expire at: 05/17/2022 06:00 AM

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Streetcar Alerts

No service advisories at this time

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2Escalator Elevator Alerts

Midtown, Elevator 1 (NB Platform to South Concourse) out of service for renovation. Alternate Access: Continue NB to Arts Center, return SB to Midtown.

Expire at: 05/17/2022 06:00 AM
Indian Creek, Elevator 1 (Concourse to Platform) out of service for renovation. Mobility shuttle service provided from Indian Creek to Kensington.

Expire at: 05/17/2022 06:00 AM

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RestRoom Alerts

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MARTA's Art
Program

Artbound is MARTA’s public art program, dedicated to helping you enjoy the ride! With engaging visual art, dance, theater, and live music, we hope the stations will feel like destinations in themselves, a place to see or hear something that brightens your day! Stay updated on all things Artbound by signing up for our email list here: artbound@itsmarta.com

Dashill Smith and his band turn up the heat at West End Station

Artbound
Goes LIVE!

You can find MARTA’s Station Music program “Artbound LIVE” Monday through Friday from 3 pm – 6 pm. Look for our musicians in one or more of nine stations: Five Points, West End, Peachtree Center, H.E. Holmes, Kensington, Midtown, Doraville, Dunwoody and North Springs throughout the week. Check back for the Artbound schedule!

Midtown Station

What's New

Artbound and Midtown Alliance have partnered to re-think the plaza at Midtown Station, including fresh public art, new lighting, and innovative seating (hello, astromounds)! An open call for muralists was put out in January, and artist Andrew Catanese was chosen from over 40 submissions. The new murals, greenery, and live music turn the plaza into a little park in the city!

Ashby Station

En Route to the Finish Line

Artbound and Wonderroot, with the help of the Blank Foundation and the Transformation Alliance have collaborated on another incredible mural by Fahamu Pecou, with assistant artists Danesha Claxton and Fabian Williams. The People Could Fly, based on a traditional folktale of hope, is a new installation on the outside of Ashby Station facing Joseph E. Lowery Boulevard. Wonderroot and MARTA will throw a community block party in March to celebrate the mural’s arrival!

Fresh
Look
at Decatur Station

Check out the dramatic change between the left and right side of the mural!

If you were on the platform at Decatur Station in December, you might have seen our hearty team of conservators cleaning and re-sealing the wonderful Larry Connatser murals there. At over forty feet high, this wasn’t a one-day job. We appreciate everyone’s patience as we did what we had to do to keep our collection sparkling! If you haven’t seen them lately, go by and have a look, they are really stunning. We have just a bit more work to do on the eastbound side—after cleaning off the residue of time, we noticed a few of the colors needed touching up. Look for conservators to be back out soon, this time with paintbrushes instead of cleaning brushes.