If you live in Atlanta, chances are you’ve taken the trip down to Orlando at some point. Maybe it was a family theme park adventure, a quick getaway, or just a warm escape in the winter. But if it’s been … Read More
The Blue Angels are coming back to the Tennessee Aquarium’s IMAX 3D Theater! After wowing theatergoers last May, fans of giant screen cinema and thrilling aerobatics will have another opportunity to squad up with the finest aviators from the Navy … Read More
As the temperatures dip to icy lows, Lenox Square and Atlanta Ronald McDonald House Charities are hosting a winter coat drive to benefit children visiting ARMHC’s Care Mobile, a van that is a fully functioning medical clinic bringing primary care … Read More
Athens, GA, a city known for its passion for football, is also the birthplace of some of the most influential sounds in music history. Now, the new Akins Ford Arena showcases this rich heritage with the Georgia Music Collections exhibit, a dynamic … Read More
Painted Park in Atlanta’s historic Inman Park neighborhood is a unique destination that combines history with modern entertainment. Located in a revitalized 1890 Atlanta Pipe and Foundry Company building, this venue offers a blend of character and contemporary flair. The … Read More
The Ellijay River House is back, and it’s better than ever. This 1915 Ellijay Craftsman home, steeped in history, has been lovingly updated under its new ownership. Seth and Tram, the dynamic duo behind Ellijay’s beloved Mountain View Artisanal, are … Read More
Virtual reality has gotten a lot of attention over the last several years, and for very good reason. Immersing yourself in entirely new worlds is pretty amazing and only going to get hotter. What’s gotten lost in the fray a … Read More
If you’ve been considering Dry January, you’re not alone. Taking a break from alcohol has become a popular way to start the year, offering benefits like improved sleep, clearer thinking, and even some extra cash in your pocket. What’s the … Read More
I’ve always appreciated how Athens blends heritage and innovation. In 2025, the city continues evolving, from a brand-new arena to a landmark art exhibition. Here’s what I’m looking forward to this year. NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND ATTRACTIONS Top-Tier Entertainment at Akins … Read More
Even as a long time Atlanta resident, the term après-ski stokes a fire in my mountain-loving, snowboard-riding soul. It’s got a bit to do with Hygge as well, a Danish term that describes a cozy, contented mood evoked by comfort … Read More
As if Atlanta wasn’t already impressively right up there in the Michelin game, it’s about to get wilder. Have you heard of Omakase Table in West Midtown? We have, and going there was one of the best sushi nights of … Read More
This fall, Georgia State Parks is taking accessibility to new heights by offering EnChroma colorblind glasses at three of its most iconic parks, just in time for peak leaf season! Georgia’s State Parks continue to enhance accessibility in new and … Read More
The Atlanta History Center is one of our favorite places to visit and spend quality time. There’s an incredible amount of things to do, and exhibits and activities change with the seasons. Combine this with my love of baseball, and … Read More
For Atlanta resident Robert McMillan, camping isn’t just an occasional weekend getaway—it’s a family tradition. Growing up, camping was always a part of his life. One of his most cherished memories involves a cross-country trip from Milledgeville to Seattle as … Read More
October 1, 2024, marked a significant milestone in American history—former President Jimmy Carter turned 100 years old. As the oldest living president in U.S. history, Carter’s centennial birthday is more than just a celebration of his life; it is a … Read More