Things to do in Atlanta

Have a hopping holiday with these metro Atlanta Easter egg hunts
Grab your baskets and head to one of these metro Atlanta events, many of which include additional activities such as Easter Bunny photos.
Center for Puppetry Arts’ ‘Poe’ revival will make your heart skip a beat
Review of “The Tales of Edgar Allan Poe" at Center for Puppetry Arts, staging his most famous short works, including “The Raven,” “The Tell-Tale Heart” and “The Black Cat."

Supreme Court sides with Cox in landmark copyright and internet access case
Under the court's precedents, a company is not liable for providing a service to the public with knowledge that it will be used by some to infringe copyrights.

Mike Will Made-It is behind music’s top hits. His vision remains in Atlanta.
Grammy-winning producer Mike Will Made-It is back with “R3SET,” blending generations of Atlanta sound and refocusing his vision.
The surprising return of Dagmar Midcap to Atlanta TV
Dagmar Midcap is back on Atlanta TV.

Did you love ‘Theo of Golden’? Here are 5 more books to check out
With a “Theo of Golden” sequel still a year or two away, readers can satisfy themselves with books that share qualities with Allen Levi's bestselling first novel.

Chef Ian Winslade joins hospitality group behind Cuevacia, Saints + Council
New restaurant group Spur Hospitality brings in a chef with more than 40 years of experience at several of Atlanta's most successful restaurant groups.

8 Atlanta pop-ups you can’t miss this week
From hand pies to Hawaiian-infused Southern barbecue, here’s Punk Foodie’s 8 Atlanta must-do pop-ups list for this week.

Atlanta’s 2026 James Beard Award finalists react to national honor
Aria owner Andres Loaiza and Mujo executive chef J. Trent Harris share their thoughts on being named finalists for the 2026 James Beard Awards.
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What Warner Bros. Discovery’s sale to Paramount could mean for CNN, Turner
For more than 3,000 employees at the company’s Techwood campus, where CNN, TBS, TNT and other networks reside, the stakes could not be higher.

Plaza Theatre spotlights Georgia film history, showing ‘Deliverance’ and more
The series spans 1972 to 2006, a time period before the state bolstered its film tax credit.

FCC approves landmark merger between Cox Communications and Charter
The immediate impact of the merger on existing Cox employees was not known at the time of the announcement.
Netflix backs out of bid to acquire CNN-parent Warner Bros. Discovery
It appears the Warner Bros. movie studio, HBO and Atlanta-founded properties such as CNN, TNT and TBS will ultimately merge with the owner of CBS and Paramount+.

Antique details and contemporary art mix effortlessly in Charleston home
Gallerist Tyler Rollins fills a traditional Charleston home with contemporary Asian art.

What Atlanta Magazine’s new top editor plans for the storied publication
Allison Entrekin, a longtime Atlanta journalist, has been named editor-in-chief of Atlanta Magazine.
‘Heated Rivalry’ sparks Atlantans to connect over queer romance novels
"Heated Rivalry," HBO Max's hit hockey romance series, is sparking Atlantans to connect over queer romance novels. Authors of these books are feeling the love, too.

Why Galentine’s Day is good for your health. (No, really!)
Science shows strong friendships boost mental and physical well-being. Discover how to celebrate your besties in Atlanta, from wellness activities to nightlife happenings.

Rough Draft Atlanta to consolidate local newspapers under one brand
The consolidation will save the company roughly the same amount of money as a salaried reporter position, which will be reinvested back into its reporting.

Nashville lawyer goes bold in her new-build Bordeaux home
Cynthia Lee’s embrace of color, art and personal touches transformed a blank space into a maximalist vision.





