2000 · Founding Circle
2012 · Major Foundation Gift
2013-2024 · Suburb Chapters
2025 · Buford Highway Home
Volunteers launched monthly living room gatherings across metro Atlanta, sharing private personal libraries of classical poetry and literary journals.
The traveling stacks rotated through rented community rooms in Lilburn, Suwanee, and Johns Creek, hosting workshops and language instruction.
The collective secured Suite C-150 as an enduring physical home, anchoring reading rooms and poetry evenings under one permanent roof.
The Punjab Library Foundation donated over nine hundred rare volumes, providing the essential literary nucleus for an open public collection.
Stewards of the Collection
An all-volunteer working group of educators, translators, and organizers guides the acquisitions, youth classes, and evening gatherings.
Curatorial Committee
Language Faculty
Community Hosts
Senior scholars and bibliophiles inspect catalog donations, manage volume preservation, and source rare regional journals.
Native educators lead multi-level Nastaliq script reading groups, scriptwriting clinics, and introductory spoken Urdu workshops.
Organizers welcome neighborhood attendees, manage the hospitality samovar, and coordinate quarterly Mushaira gatherings.
Reaching Suite C-150
Located in the Peachtree Pavilion center along Buford Highway with open visitor parking directly in front of Suite C-150. Accessible via MARTA Bus Route 39 from Doraville Station.