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BY Monet Crouse
 May 23rd, 2012
The weather is nice and warm this month in Atlanta, and it’s a great time for a family picnic. Atlanta may not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of a traditional picnic, but the metro area actually features a few places that are ideal for picnicking and plenty of [...]
BY Jennifer Keck
 January 5th, 2012 Tucked away in the historic district of Sweet Auburn, The King Center is easy to miss. Yet it’s an important stop for tourists and locals alike. Formally known as The Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Change, this living monument pays tribute to the Civil Rights leader. Founded by Coretta Scott King, the [...]
BY Jennifer Keck
 December 27th, 2011
On July 5, 2011, Zoo Atlanta’s own Sumatran tigers, Chelsea and Kavi, welcomed a daughter, Sonhi, and a son, Sanjiv. While the media got a sneak peek, zoo patrons waited until after Labor Day to meet the new arrivals. That’s because Sonhi and Sanjiv spent their first two months bonding with their mother in [...]
BY Lynn Coulter
 December 14th, 2011 Is your pocketbook feeling a little skinny from all of your holiday shopping? Even if it is, you can still enjoy a movie this weekend — and it won’t cost you a dime. The Church at Chapel Hill, in Douglasville, GA, is inviting the community to view its brand-new feature film, “Surrendered,” and admission [...]
BY Jennifer Keck
 November 28th, 2011
Visit Piedmont Park this holiday season for Piedmont Park Conservancy’s first annual Season of Magic, the celebration that offers something for everyone. Whether you want some family fun, a night out with friends, or the perfect corporate party venue, Piedmont Park is the place to be. Season of Magic features everything from holiday lights [...]
BY Lorrie Dixson
 November 8th, 2011
The Atlanta Botanical Garden will sparkle November 19 – January 7 with a new in-town holiday tradition, Garden Lights, Holiday Nights, featuring nearly 1 million energy-efficient bulbs that form enormous botanical-inspired light displays. Unlike other area holiday light shows, this spectacular event allows visitors to meander [...]
BY Sonya Hunte
 October 31st, 2011
Junior League of Atlanta members enjoying a night of art and culture (Photo Credit: Sonya Hunte)
Even for the art novice, the Picasso to Warhol exhibit at Atlanta’s High Museum of Art would be considered fascinating. The High Museum, a leading art museum in the southeastern United States is found within the Woodruff [...]
BY Monet Crouse
 October 7th, 2011
Photo Credit: rossoscarknightphotography.net
Proposal season is among us! The months of November, December, January and February average the most wedding proposal in the year. Of course this is a life changing moment you’re future spouse will always remember, as well as a story that everyone is going to want to hear. Naturally, you [...]
BY Lynn Coulter
 September 29th, 2011
What’s that sudden chill in the air? Are the autumn temperatures sending shivers up our spines, or could it be the presence of restless spirits?
Images courtesy of Angela Georges Photography and The Historic Marietta Trolley Company
You’ll have to step aboard the Historic Marietta Trolley to find out. This Halloween, give yourself [...]
BY Lynn Coulter
 June 27th, 2011
Want to escape the heat and get out of the city? Barnsley Gardens Resort, in Adairsville, Georgia, is a fairytale getaway in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, a little more than an hour’s drive north of Atlanta. (Through June 30, 2011, the resort is offering special packages to benefit PAWS Atlanta. Read [...]
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