Historic Brunswick Neighborhood Planning Assembly
WHO WE ARE The Historic Brunswick Neighborhood Planning Assembly represents the residents, property and business owners, churches and schools of neighborhoods south of Gloucester Street and Downtown Brunswick. We plan to work together as your neighborhood advocacy group to streamline communications between residents and Brunswick city government. We encourage everyone’s participation to help improve our city and your neighborhoods. We are looking for enthusiastic and creative neighbors who would like to join us in working towards building a stronger community.
2025 Historic Brunswick Neighborhood Planning Assemblies
- Typically there are five assemblies per year. Next meeting is May 20, 2025.
Historic Brunswick NPA Meetings take place at First Presbyterian Church, 1105 Union Street (at the intersection with George Street) unless otherwise specifically noted.
What’s Going On in Brunswick
Ongoing:
- Smelly air? You can report it using this form: https://www.glynnenvironmental.org/airquality Farmers’ Market at Mary Ross Park. 1st, 3rd and 5th Saturdays for fresh produce and some crafters. 2nd and 4th Saturdays have fresh and prepared foods only, 9 am – 1 pm.
- Bring out your inner artist at a variety of classes at Makers Brunswick on Newcastle St. Or support the gorgeous creativity of other artists with a purchase.
- Live Music: at Reid’s Apothecary Thursday-Saturday, at Tipsy McSway’s Thursday-Saturday, at Silver Bluff Brewery (call first).
Have fun, get involved:
- March 27 noon-2 pm and 5-7 pm, Old City Hall, open house to learn about Brunswick’s Tree Resiliency program. You can add your two cents here through this survey link: https://arcg.is/1i4S8b2
- March 29 at The Ritz: Reclaiming Ebo Landing. 7-9 pm, free. Performances from the Gullah Geechee Ring Shouters, Athens-Clarke County Poet Laureate Mikhayla Robinson Smith, Brunswick-based R&B group The Vault, Athens-based hip-hop artist Ishues, Brunswick-based The Phil Morrison Trio featuring Joe Watts and vocalists Jessica Davis-Forsythe, Larry E. Rogers and Derion Denzel Gipson.
- April 1 from 5-7 pm First Tuesday Art Gallery Crawl Check out these two galleries on the 1300 block in Gloucester St: Atlanta North Art Gallery and Creative Frameworks/Kenny Nobles’ Photography. The Ritz, So-Glo Gallery will feature a Recycled Art Exhibit and Public Library will have new art.
- Elvis Fest April 3-6: Newcastle St.
- FIRST FRIDAY April 4: Newcastle St. in Downtown Brunswick: live music, pop-up stalls, food trucks, regular businesses stay open late, woot! Dress in your best Elvis attire and fill the streets with Elvises (Elvisi?)
- April 10 at 6:30 pm Cinema Gourmet at the Ritz: Raiders of the Lost Ark. Food from Indigo Cafe and fascinating background info on the movie by Ritz Executive Director Heather Heath.
- April 12 & 19 at 3 pm and 8 pm and April 13 & 20 at the Brunswick Actors’ Theatre (across from Tipsy McSway’s): the comedy “Four Old Broads” by Georgia playwright Leslie Kimball.
- April 27, 3 pm at The Ritz, The Music of John Denver
- May 3, 3 pm. at SoGlo Gallery/Brunswick Actors’ Theatre. The fifth of eight Beethoven in Brunswick performances by renowned pianist Francisco Silva. Ticket price includes food and bubbly.
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