Photo Essay: Goat Farm activates 12-acre property with immersive sights, sounds and experiences for SITE 2025

On Saturday, September 27, the grounds of the Goat Farm in West Midtown Atlanta came alive for SITE, the second annual grand celebration of art and culture. The one-night-only event brought more than 4,200 visitors to experience art in various forms: dance, projection, film, sculpture, interactive art, exhibitions, music and more. Resident artists opened the doors of their studios and mingled with visitors who meandered through the property, taking in all the sights and sounds while sipping drinks and enjoying bites from local food trucks.

Boasting works by some of Atlanta’s most notable names working in the Atlanta art scene today — including Dr. Fahamu Pècou, Sergio Suárez, Kevin Byrd, Gregor Turk, Tori Tinsley, Jessica Caldas, Roberto Rafael Navarrete, Rial Rye, Mike Stasny, Tatiana Bell, Dorothy O’Connor and the Chamber Cartel, just to name a few — the evening’s festivities offered a vast array of art experiences. Durational musical acts, roaming dance performances and larger-than-life installations lent the evening a magical and immersive experience to all who attended.

Below are some images from the evening’s festivities. For more details on the evening’s performances, artists, installations and exhibitions, check out the Goat Farm’s website.

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Isadora Pennington is senior editor of art + design and dance. An experienced writer and photographer with a deep love for the arts, Isadora founded the Sketchbook newsletter with Rough Draft Atlanta in 2022. She is also president of the Avondale Arts Alliance and director of the Avondale Arts Center.