Forget your wallet—we scouted out memorable museums, lush gardens, quirky shows, and surprising activities across the region, ...

To get you started, we’ve highlighted a few categories that are at the top of our list! Timepieces: For over 25 years, ...

Dozens of local designers and trade professionals gathered on November 7 at the PDI Kitchen, Bath & Lighting showroom in Atlanta to celebrate the release of Quintessential Kitchens and Collaborations ...

Georgia’s film industry employs tens of thousands of people every year. Here are five who have carved their own unique niche.

Once the fog of childhood nostalgia lifts, many Atlantans are prone to admit that one of the city’s oldest holiday traditions—the riding of Rich’s department store’s famed Pink Pig—was also pretty ...

When I walked in on a Friday night in September, I started to feel like Friday. I was hit with a disco ball reflecting Christmas lights strung across the ceiling and the bar. A 20-foot red alligator ...

The year is 2013, Atlanta is crawling out from economic recession, and James Beard–nominated chef Hector Santiago has ...

The Atlanta magazine Women Making A Mark program recognizes and celebrates Atlanta women who are positively shaping our city.

As the hour grows late, it takes the promise of something special to get this East Pointer to drive out to the northern burbs for a bite. But on a recent Saturday, hunger and curiosity won out, ...

Plus: a newly renovated lodge in Highlands, a striking upscale property in Atlanta, and top spots for bachelorette parties.

The Bakery Atlanta and Scraplanta Creative Reuse workshops offer quirky art projects, from decorating fake cakes to making over-the-top jewelry, to encourage Atlantans to get creative.

The first brewers of beer, in ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia, were women. The Sumerians even had a goddess of beer, Ninkasi. And in England, women called alewives handled the commercial making and ...