City of Brookhaven, the acclaimed metro Atlanta community, unveils its highly anticipated City Centre. The state-of-the-art, multi-use facility anchors downtown Brookhaven and is located at 4001 Peachtree Road N.E. and the corner of North Druid Hills Road

The largest capital investment in Brookhaven’s history, City Centre represents a new era of public engagement and civic access. It serves as both a home for government business and a vibrant space where residents can come together.

“The advent of Brookhaven City Centre is a pivotal moment for us,” said Mayor John Park, “We enter a new chapter of bringing unification to the community, which is a living, breathing example of our slogan, ‘better together.’”

“Brookhaven City Centre reflects Brookhaven’s energy, diversity, and dedication to inclusive progress. City Centre will serve as a vibrant stage for civic life and community connection for generations to come,” said Mayor Pro Tempore and District 4 Councilmember John Funny.

“Through public engagement, Brookhaven residents asked for a space that brings together families, friends, and neighbors for a variety of community events, and I am thrilled it is right here in the heart of Brookhaven,” said District 3 Councilmember Madeleine Simmons.

Approximately 60% of the 58,250-square-foot building is dedicated to public use, including community gathering spaces, an open-air rooftop garden, multi-purpose event hall, catering kitchen, coffee shop, meeting rooms, gift shop, and an outdoor green space. The remaining 40% houses administrative offices for city operations.

“City Centre is a welcoming space where community spirit will thrive. I’m looking forward to seeing it become a regular part of our daily lives, from small meetings to citywide celebrations,” said District 2 Councilmember Jennifer Owens.

Its August 9 grand opening showcased its special event capabilities with building tours, live entertainment, tasting experiences, kid-friendly activities, and a concert starring Jupiter Coyote.

Upcoming programming will feature everything from local art and culture showcases to educational workshops and live performances. Scheduled events include Taste of Brookhaven 2025 on October 2, celebrating the city’s culinary scene.

Brookhaven City Centre is Georgia’s first municipal building primarily constructed using mass timber, a renewable material. Clean air systems, natural light, and energy-efficient features enable a healthier visitor experience.

“The use of mass timber is a powerful symbol of Brookhaven’s commitment to building a sustainable future,” said District 1 Councilmember Michael Diaz. “I’m proud that our new civic building embodies both thoughtful planning and forward-looking environmental innovation.”