If you’re going to be in Atlanta this Thanksgiving, head over to Lenox Mall after you come out of your turkey comma. Every year, Atlantans soak up some holiday spirit with two beloved traditions; the Pink Pig and Macy’s Great Tree Lighting. Since 1953, the Pink Pig has been ranking high on every native Atlantan’s…
Read MoreThe Ronald McDonald House is one of Atlanta’s most celebrated charities. Since their doors opened in 1979, they have hosted more than 40,000 families of ill and injured children and continue to do so. Not only have they offered a safe haven for these families, they have also kept them together, which is one of…
Read MoreHappy Labor Day weekend! If you’re planning on having a Labor Day Stay-cation in Atlanta instead of heading out of town with the other half of the Atlanta population, don’t worry, there are plenty of things coming to you. Kick off the weekend with SEC football! Starting tonight, Friday, August 31st at 7:30 p.m. with the Tennessee vs….
Read MoreAfter an 11 year run, Music Midtown, one of Atlanta’s most highly-anticipated festivals took a six year hiatus. And while it may have been gone, it certainly was not forgotten. In 2011, the event returned better than ever, jam packed with some of the world’s most talented artists! After ticket sales blew up on the…
Read MoreThe Atlanta Foundation for Public Spaces (AFFPS) is adding a dash of color and creativity to Piedmont Park this weekend by hosting their second Summer Arts & Crafts Festival. The Midtown community surrounding Piedmont Park is known for having a flare for the arts. This group of art lovers buys more art than most…
Read MoreThe Children’s Museum of Atlanta is the largest children’s museum in the state. It’s a place where children and families can spend some time exploring different avenues and learning about what they like to call, “the power of play.” They are deeply committed to their values and beliefs that play is critical to the development…
Read MoreThe Fox Theater is one of Atlanta’s most historical landmarks. Built by architect Olivier Vinour in 1929, the theater is famous for its presentation of the Atlanta Ballet and countless Broadway shows. Not to mention, the venue also hosts several concerts each year featuring a variety of the world’s best artists. With 4,678 seats, the auditorium is also…
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