Things to do in Atlanta

An estimated 100,000 people gathered in Midtown Atlanta — a wide range of LGBTQ+ people and allies — to celebrate diversity and inclusion at 2025’s Atlanta Pride Parade.

There are ways to salvage a plant that has a hard root ball, however.

“Loop,” as the space has been named, will bring art installations, performances and immersive events to the 7-acre site.

Two developments are worth watching in the race to lure productions back to the U.S.

A cruise high above the Georgia National Fair on the Agri-Lift sky ride affords passengers an aerial glimpse of all things over the top.

While talk-show hosts and comics have come under fire and been censored of late, jesting carnival clowns are ever careful. They don’t bash, but snark is their stock-in-trade.

Buc-ee's is planting its flag in the heart of Georgia. Soon enough, two of the Texas-based chain's convenience superstores here will be just 28 miles apart.

In Georgia, peak leaf season usually arrives in mid-October. But this year, the state’s brightest leaves may not appear until early November.

The third and final day of the festival at Piedmont Park in Atlanta brought more high temperatures and eclectic lineups, just like the two days before.