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About Woodruff Park

Woodruff Park is a iconic public urban park in the heart of downtown Atlanta, spanning about six acres. The park features a performance pavilion and the International Peace Fountain, making it a versatile venue for concerts, outdoor movies, and community events.

Events here are typically held on the park’s lawn, with benches arranged around the grounds. There’s no formal seating chart, so secure your seats early and plan to enjoy the open-air setting with friends and family. The park is easily accessible via multiple transit options and is surrounded by a variety of nearby hotels and dining options.

Whether you’re catching a Live from Woodruff Park concert, an outdoor movie night, or a community festival, Woodruff Park offers a relaxed, city-center experience. We’ve got you covered with practical details on parking, transit, and nearby accommodations to help you plan a smooth visit. If you’re looking to book nearby lodging or a dining spot, we’ve included affiliate-friendly recommendations to streamline your planning.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 91 Peachtree St NW, Atlanta, GA 30303.
  • Size: about 6 acres (roughly 24,000 m²).
  • Venue type: Public urban park with a performance pavilion and the International Peace Fountain.
  • Seating/chart: No formal seating chart; events use the lawn with benches around the park.
  • Parking: No dedicated on-site parking; nearby paid lots/garages available.
  • Transit: Access via MARTA (Five Points or Peachtree Center stations), Atlanta Streetcar stops in the park (Park Place and Woodruff Park), and Relay Bike Share hub.
  • Nearby hotels: Numerous downtown hotels within walking distance (examples shown on hotel search sites).
  • Notable events: Live from Woodruff Park concerts, outdoor movies, and annual events like the WoodRUFF Bark Dog Parade and German Bierfest.
  • Renamed: Originally Central City Park; renamed Woodruff Park in 1985 after Robert W. Woodruff. No demolition noted as of 2026.