Atlanta has always been a music city, and the best way to get your groove on is by oscillating between stages on a sunny afternoon at one of the many Atlanta music festivals. We’ve pulled together metro Atlanta’s best music festivals, and have the scoop on what you can expect.
In Calhoun, in the backyard of the Seventh Day Adventist Church, you’ll find something you may not expect — an amazing folk art rock garden filled with miniature rock creations of buildings, homes, and even recreations of famous spaces such as the Notre Dame Cathedral and The Colosseum. Here’s everything you need to know about the Rock Garden Calhoun, Georgia loves — and what you can expect during your visit there.
The 39th Annual Georgia Renaissance Festival is coming back to the Atlanta area — so mark your calendars and get ready for some fun!
When the temps warm up, you know it’s time to go blueberry picking, Georgia! You may be asking, “Is there a blueberry farm near me?” Short answer? Yes!
Dunaway Gardens was once a large theatrical training ground for producers, directors, and performers. This garden is the South’s largest natural rock and floral garden, and was built by the husband of Hetty Jane Dunaway (Sewell.) It saw the likes of Walt Disney and other famous figures. Sarah Ophelia Colley lived here as a director for several years, known for her character Minnie Pearl.
What’s up with indoor skydiving, Atlanta? The iFly indoor skydiving experience in Atlanta, Georgia gives you the thrill of skydiving, without the whole “jumping out of a plane” thing. After you get suited up and complete your training session, you’ll be able to step into the state of the art vertical wind tunnel and “fly.” It’s a great experience, and one we can’t recommend enough. Here are all the details you’ll want to know before you head out to iFly Atlanta.
Open to one and all, the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir Atlanta is worth a visit. BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir is the largest Hindu temple outside of India, and you can find it in Lilburn.
If you’re looking for a great aviation museum Georgia has one of the best. The Museum of Aviation in central Georgia is a truly a wonderful place to visit for those interested in aviation, but it’s also a great stop for those traveling south from Atlanta with kids.
The Booth Museum, a western art museum located in Cartersville, Georgia, is one of those surprising finds that you just can’t stop raving about to friends.
Cindy and Alan LeBlanc’s design of The Bold Monk Brewing Company, Atlanta’s new, and very different gastro/brewery experience, takes the monotony out of the Atlanta brew scene.
History is anything but stale at the Atlanta History Center. In fact, it comes alive every day in fresh and fun ways, thanks to extensive collections and exhibits, sweeping grounds of gardens and historic structures, and energetic educators and historic interpreters.
For bargain hunters and those searching for unexpected treasures, flea markets in Atlanta and beyond offer an ever-changing shopping experience. Where are the best Atlanta flea markets? You’ll find them in every corner of the state, from multi-acre roadside setups to old churches filled with vending booths and produce stands.
SkyView Atlanta is not your average Ferris Wheel that you’ll find at the county fair. Towering nearly 20 stories above Centennial Olympic Park, the SkyView Downtown Atlanta Ferris Wheel features 42 climate-controlled gondolas providing guests with breathtaking panoramic views of downtown Atlanta, Georgia.
Is there anything better than curling up with a good book and immersing yourself in it? Atlanta is home to some fantastic independent bookstores. These shops are great for not only your book needs, but also make a great place to find gifts for your loved ones. Here are 9 of the best Atlanta bookstores that you will absolutely love!
Here are my recommendations on where to visit, what to do, where to eat and where to stay in Downtown Atlanta.