King Plow Arts Center

About King Plow Arts Center

King Plow Arts Center began as an antiquated plow factory, but has been transformed into an arts community and center for commercial, performing and visual arts. In 1990, the owners designed a plan to build affordable live/work studios, commercial artist spaces, art galleries, areas designed for the performing arts, and a restaurant within the buildings while preserving their historic and architectural significance.

King Plow Arts Center is pleased to serve as a model of adaptive reuse of historic structures and a catalyst for the proposed Marietta Street Arts Corridor. King Plow is the largest center of its kind in the city and has become a significant part of Atlanta's Arts community.