Not Your Mother’s Art Fest headlines Gwinnett’s Artober celebration October 16
A defunct bank teller drive-through has been transformed into a whimsical garden. Art exchange boxes have prompted visitors to take art, or leave it. And the cheeky "Not Your Mother’s Art Fest" is soon to gather crowds October 16.
With four chefs, more is more at Last Dance in Avondale Estates
They say too many cooks spoil the broth. At Last Dance, four chefs (all co-owners) prove the opposite, creating what co-owner Kathryn Fitzgerald calls “a blissful entanglement.”
Down-home fare comes to Dunwoody Village at Stable Comfort Food and Cocktails
Stable Comfort Food and Cocktails offers Southern classics in the former Steak & Grace space in Dunwoody Village, as part of Dash Hospitality Group’s “Funwoody” collection of restaurants.
Teddy Swims shares how Atlanta inspired The UGLY Tour, and how the city keeps him grounded even from afar
In an interview with Atlanta Magazine, Conyers-raised artist Teddy Swims shares how Atlanta inspired The UGLY Tour, which stops at State Farm Arena on October 20.
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At 100 years old, the High Museum of Art has grown from a donated house to a cultural cornerstone
The High Museum of Art opened 100 years ago this month as Atlanta's first art museum, laying the foundation for an institution with global renown today. Before any of that, the High was just a donated house far from downtown’s bustle.
Ruby Chow’s plans a bigger, bolder location on the Westside
Ruby Chow’s, the Old Fourth Ward Asian-fusion restaurant is expanding to the Westside. The new location is slated to open near Monday Night Brewing on Trabert Avenue in summer 2027.
A designer’s Macon home showcases antiques, art, and eclectic design
The four-bedroom, three-bath, 3,500-square-foot Macon home, built in 1940, was a diamond in the rough. Interior designer Courtney Moss filled it with one-of-a-kind pieces from all over the world, making it nothing short of a showcase of her love of eclectic design.
The e-bike boom has arrived. One teen’s crash shows Atlanta is still catching up with the risks.
E-bikes are the fastest-growing segment of the bicycle market and hugely popular with teens. But as Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta logs a growing number of e-bike accident victims, Atlanta families must decide when to hit the brakes.
The Dream has found its new dream home at State Farm Arena
Thanks to a new agreement, the Atlanta Dream will start playing home games at State Farm Arena beginning with its 2027 season.
MOCA GA is now open to the public
After a three week wait following a private preview of MOCA GA's new $16.4 million, 26,000 square-foot building, the museum is open to the public.
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Tyler Williams announces his fine dining pop-up series Boujetto
Boujetto (bougie + ghetto) is a new fine dining pop-up series by the Chef behind Bacchanalia and Abattoir. The pop-up will travel to spots around Atlanta to give diners a sample of what could eventually be a brick-and-mortar.
Ruby Chow’s plans a bigger, bolder location on the Westside
Ruby Chow’s, the Old Fourth Ward Asian-fusion restaurant is expanding to the Westside. The new location is slated to open near Monday Night Brewing on Trabert Avenue in summer 2027.
Teddy Swims shares how Atlanta inspired The UGLY Tour, and how the city keeps him grounded even from afar
In an interview with Atlanta Magazine, Conyers-raised artist Teddy Swims shares how Atlanta inspired The UGLY Tour, which stops at State Farm Arena on October 20.
MOCA GA is now open to the public
After a three week wait following a private preview of MOCA GA's new $16.4 million, 26,000 square-foot building, the museum is open to the public.
At 100 years old, the High Museum of Art has grown from a donated house to a cultural cornerstone
The High Museum of Art opened 100 years ago this month as Atlanta's first art museum, laying the foundation for an institution with global renown today. Before any of that, the High was just a donated house far from downtown’s bustle.
A designer’s Macon home showcases antiques, art, and eclectic design
The four-bedroom, three-bath, 3,500-square-foot Macon home, built in 1940, was a diamond in the rough. Interior designer Courtney Moss filled it with one-of-a-kind pieces from all over the world, making it nothing short of a showcase of her love of eclectic design.
