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The Center for Civic Innovation is turning 11 — and we’re marking the moment with joy, jokes, and just the right amount of chaos. Join us at Dad’s Garage for a one-of-a-kind night of improv, storytelling, and celebration. This isn’t your average birthday party. It’s a celebration of resilience, ridiculousness, and real connection — featuring guest performances from CCI’s community of change-makers: former fellows, Good Trouble honorees, and folks from across Atlanta doing the hard (and hilarious) work of making this city better. Professional improvisers bring the comedy Surprise guests keep you on your toes Dinner is included with every ticket New this year: a raffle with local prizes you’ll actually want And to cap it all off, we’ll announce our 2025 Good Trouble Honorees — community leaders carrying on the legacy of Congressman John Lewis by getting into “necessary, good trouble. ” Because even in hard times, laughter is power — and joy is a tool for building the future we all deserve. Let’s celebrate. Let’s connect. Let’s laugh on purpose. PARKING/TRANSPORTATION: There are a limited number of free parking spots available in Dad’s Garage’s parking lot (directly across the street from the building on the right-hand side.) Make sure to arrive early if you want to get one of these coveted spots. There are also a handful of free spaces are available on the street in the surrounding neighborhood Bike: Dad’s has bike racks for you at the theatre and there is a bike lane on Edgewood Avenue near Ezzard Street. Public Transportation: Dad's Garage is within walking distance from the Atlanta Beltline and the MLK MARTA Station From MLK Station, head east on Decatur Street until you reach Bradley Street. Turn left, walk one more block, and you'll see the theatre. Streetcar: Take the Atlanta Streetcar to the Edgewood Avenue stop at Hillard Street. Get off and keep walking east (towards Moreland Avenue and Decatur) on Edgewood until you get to Bradley Street. Turn right (south) onto Bradley Street, and you will see the theatre. Dad’s Garage is at the corner of Bradley and Ezzard Street. City Budget Atlanta City Government Neighborhood Planning Atlanta Public Schools People Civic Innovation Fellowship Good Trouble Honors NPU Initiative
