You could sit in Friday traffic on 400… or you could hang out next to an Enigma machine with a glass of wine in hand. Your call, but one’s clearly better. The Mimms Museum of Technology and Art in Roswell … Read More
Let’s say your weekend plans are looking a little… blah. Maybe you need a goal. Maybe you just want a reason to eat ten things in one afternoon without guilt. Either way, the Seoul of the South™ Pass is your … Read More
If you’re the kind of person who refreshes the Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center site like it’s your morning Wordle, go ahead and log in now—four new shows just dropped at Byers Theatre, and they’re a delightfully weird mix of … Read More
You can tell it’s summer in Roswell when the drinks start getting their own voting season. Summer Sippin’ is back June 17 through August 19, and it’s exactly what it sounds like: a months-long excuse to wander the city tasting … Read More
Summer in Atlanta always finds a way to outdo itself—but The Home Depot Backyard is making a solid case for being the city’s unofficial front porch this month. From Juneteenth to Caribbean Heritage Month, Pride to Black Music Month, the … Read More
If you’re a parent in Atlanta trying to survive summer without spending your life savings—or your sanity—Your 3rd Spot just threw you a lifeline. It’s called the Seasonal Family Explorer Pass, and yes, it’s exactly what it sounds like: a … Read More
Callanwolde Fine Arts Center is doing so much this summer. If you’re not familiar, Callanwolde is a sprawling Tudor-Gothic mansion on Briarcliff Road that once belonged to the Coca-Cola Candlers. These days, it’s a place where you can: Grab tickets … Read More
Things are rarely quiet at Arabia Mountain. Sure, the trails feel like they stretch out into silence, especially at dusk. But just below the granite? There’s always a low buzz—of history, mystery, and, apparently, the occasional military experiment. Let’s get … Read More
If your toddler has ever pointed to a blue train and shouted “Thomas!” with alarming confidence, this one’s for you. Day Out With Thomas: The Party Tour is chugging into SAM Shortline Railroad in Cordele, and it’s not just a … Read More
Lanier Islands is going all in on the lakeside summer fantasy: tribute bands, food trucks, and a view that makes even “Hotel California” sound fresh again. And yes—it’s free. Here’s what to know before you pack a cooler you probably … Read More
For years, visitors to Fort Mose Historic State Park wandered the site asking the same question: Where’s the fort? Now, finally, there’s an answer—and it stands three stories tall. After 30 years of planning and $3 million raised through grants, … Read More
If you’ve ever tried to get a kid to read over the summer, you know it’s a delicate dance. But Science ATL has found a way to make it feel less like homework and more like an adventure—complete with bug … Read More
Just in time to rescue us from another Georgia summer, Fort Yargo State Park has officially reopened its newly renovated beach—and it’s got more going for it than just fresh sand. First off: mini golf. Yep, there’s a brand-new course … Read More
By anyone’s standards, The Westin Jekyll Island has always been a solid place to crash. You had your standard-issue clean sheets, an ocean view if you were lucky, and easy access to the beach without having to fight for parking. … Read More
It’s not exactly breaking news that Asheville has an arts scene. Or that people here care a lot about local food, handmade goods, and getting misted by waterfalls on weekends. But this summer, those familiar threads feel rewoven — tighter, … Read More