Know Us: Atlanta
Friday, November 7 - Sunday, 9, 2025
An immersive three day retreat and built for people ready to show up—for themselves, for community, and for what’s next.
Culture. Connection. Community - Curated With Intention.
Attention to
Every Detail.
Over three days, we move across Atlanta in cohort style. We engage with artists, entrepreneurs, chefs, and organizers. We walk through neighborhoods and stories often overlooked. We share meals, late-night conversations, and the kind of insight and connections that linger long after the weekend ends.
Each day is built with purpose and anchored in a theme - Hear Us, See Us, and Join Us - because that’s how you begin to truly Know Us.
Here’s a closer look at how the retreat flows, what you’ll experience, and how it all connects.
HEAR US
Friday, November 7, 2025
Curated Pre-Weekend Activities | Arrival and Check-in | Happy Hour | Gallery Visit | Artist Talk and Community Conversation | Curated Group Dinner | DJ Set and Live Performances
SEE US
Saturday, November 8, 2025
Morning Movement and Meditation | Guided Neighborhood Tours | Conversations with Artists, Entrepreneurs, and Local Organizers | Exclusive Access Lunch & Activation | Breakout Workshops on Civic Engagement, Entrepreneurship, and Legacy | Downtime & Reflection | Dinner, DJ Set and Creative Connecting
JOIN US
Sunday, November 9, 2025
Curated Brunch | Weekend Reflection & Collective Processing | Immersive Workshops and Action Labs | Curated Connections and Next Steps
Built Different - On Purpose.
This isn’t your typical retreat - it’s a guided journey with purpose behind every step.
Here’s how we’ve intentionally designed this retreat to feel different - and deliver more.
We move as one. Every session is guided. No wandering between panels or getting lost in the shuffle. You’re part of a shared journey, from start to finish.
Culture meets intention. From DJs to dinner tables, joy is just as central as strategy. Meals, music, and movement are part of the curriculum - not the sideshow.
Every place has a story. We visit sites with meaning and people with lived knowledge. History isn’t just taught - it’s felt.
Conversation over performance. Every dialogue is designed for trust, depth, and real exchange.
Why Atlanta?
Atlanta doesn’t just have history - it has shaped it. From legacy movements to culture shifting artists, entrepreneurs and policymakers, Black Atlanta continues to influence what’s possible across the country.
This year - we ground in the city’s complexity, brilliance, and power. We’ll explore the past, present, and future of Black Atlanta through neighborhood tours, intimate meals and experiences, and community-based conversations with new voices, new spaces, and new possibilities for what we can build together.
From Curious to Committed -
This Is Built for You
This weekend is for people who want more. More clarity, more connection, more alignment between who they are and how they move through the world.
Some come looking to feel reconnected to the communities they care about. Some come ready to explore what’s next for their work or impact. Others come to learn—about place, about purpose, and about how to show up with more intention.
Whether you’re deep in community work or just beginning, coming from across town or across the country - you belong here. Come to learn and connect, we’ll handle the rest.
You’ll leave with:
A stronger sense of your voice and your value in community
People to build with and relationships that don’t end on Sunday
Newfound clarity, connections, and momentum
A deeper connection to the people, places, and histories that define Black Atlanta
Know Us: Atlanta invites you to slow down, connect, and step fully into what it means to belong to something bigger. This isn’t just a getaway. It’s a carefully designed retreat where local culture, history, and community power converge to help you rediscover clarity, connection, and your role in shaping what comes next.
Charleston Attendee
“These experiences were both superbly enlightening and inspiring. I learned so much that I did not know at both experiences. I discovered that we all have something to share and give, that we can all support. That our experiences are the same across the country and that I can be impact my own neighborhood.”
New Orleans Attendee