Things to do in Atlanta
12 Atlanta arts events to look forward to this week
Our Atlanta arts events to plan for this week include "Queen (of the American Nail Salon)" at Theatrical Outfit and the Buford Highway Arts Festival.
10 weekend adventures in metro Atlanta you don’t want to miss
From ice cream to locomotives, there is plenty to explore this weekend.
The Weather Channel app leans into ’80s aesthetics for its latest feature
The Weather Channel has integrated a retro feature into its app that presents real-time data in aesthetics that nod to the brand’s broadcast graphics from the 1980s.
Conservation mission drives Atlanta Botanical Garden’s exotic plant hunter
Meet Scott McMahan, Atlanta Botanical Garden's vice president of horticulture and collections, a self-described plant "explorer" who seeks new cultivars all around the world.
‘Are They Dead Yet?’ considers the art of the newspaper obituary
Sam Roberts, 79, has worked for The New York Times since 1983 and spent the last decade writing obituaries. His new book looks at the history and evolution of the obit.
Atlanta’s Dogwood Festival coming back in 2027, but uncertainty lingers
Atlanta’s Dogwood Festival will return to Piedmont Park in April 2027 with free admission, after a turbulent year marked by funding and ticketing issues.
DIY lamb gyros make a quick back-to-school dinner
This recipe for quick and easy lamb gyros makes an easy, kid-friendly dinner in minutes.
5 restaurants north of the Atlanta airport you don’t want to miss
The Real Food Stalker’s recommendations north of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport: An almost-hidden gem, a pork chop sandwich and a Philly special.
Bacchanalia chef opens brunch restaurant and more from Atlanta’s dining scene
A Michelin-starred chef has opened a new daytime restaurant in the Underwood Hills neighborhood, a long-awaited Japanese restaurant is opening soon in Midtown and more.
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