Duluth-based Rainbow Village in mid-January announced the appointment of three new members to the nonprofit’s board of directors — Mona Reiser Armstrong, Steve Emert and Cathe Reams.

Still, Rainbow Village — which no longer has any residents — has developed its own life. It keeps evolving as the murals are repaired and renewed by painters like Lin.

Residents of Taiwan’s Rainbow Village are not your average fellow homo sapiens, but whimsical, brightly-colored animals. Covered in vibrant colors and funky illustrations from the walls to the ...

Residents of Taiwan’s Rainbow Village are not your average fellow homo sapiens, but whimsical, brightly-colored animals. Covered in vibrant colors and funky illustrations from the walls to the ...

Duluth-based nonprofit Rainbow Village is seeking the help of Metro Atlanta to share their knowledge of the organization, the families it serves, and homelessness in general with at least ten of ...

Today Rainbow House is Rainbow Village. The red brick complex off Ga. 120 in Duluth includes five apartment buildings and a community center that’s home to a preschool, a chapel and a resale shop.

Other rainbow villages have been cropping up around the world as well. Kampung Pelangi, a village in Indonesia, undertook a massive paint job earlier this year and transformed more than its buildings.