4 things to do in Atlanta today: 5th Annual Daffodil Festival

Four things to do around Atlanta on Wednesday, Mar. 30:

1. FEATURED
Take a field trip over to the 5th Annual Daffodil Festival where over 20 million blooms are dazzling the landscape at Gibbs Gardens. $20 for adults and $10 for kids ages 6-17. 5 and under are free. [The weekend is creeping up. Grab you tickets to a comedy show or participate in a Color Run 5k.]

2. FREE & CHEAP
Don't feel like wandering far from home? Ponce City Market has a lot packed under one roof for everyone. [You may want to hop over to Krog Street Market while you're at it. Here are eight things you can do besides eat while you're there.]

3. FOOD
Bellina Alimentari is hosting an Italian-themed 3 Wine 3 Cheese class tonight from 6 until 7 p.m. Tickets are $28 per person and benefit the Atlanta Community Food Bank. [There's plenty to eat and drink on Wednesdays. Here are some of the best dining deals and steals around town.]

4. FAMILY-FRIENDLY
Did the Easter bunny wipe your pockets clean? You can still eat well at these restaurants where kids can dine for free. [Make it a fun night out with the family by attending one of these kid-friendly productions.]

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