FOOD FOR THOUGHT | May-June 2016
Brunch options multiply in Decatur, Buckhead, the Old Fourth Ward and Krog Street Market.
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SHOTS AND AWE
Metro Atlanta, like much of the nation, pulses with the spirit of tequila as another Cinco de Mayo is upon us.
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FOOD FOR THOUGHT | March 2016
Hungry? Read all about what’s news, what’s new and what’s changing in Atlanta’s dining scene.
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SIX IN THE CITY
From intown to OTP, big budget or small, we have a date-night spot for you.
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Let it glow, let it glow, let it glow
Follow holiday light shows, from downtown Atlanta to Lake Lanier.
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When country isn't cool
Nashville has plenty of grand ol’ options if tunes with twang aren’t your thang
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Out on Film fest goes game-changing route
The 28th annual Out on Film festival, beginning today and running through Oct. 8, showcases work that picks at the scabs of hate-related violence, child custody rights, health care coverage and homeless youth, and sports.
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Scandalously accomplished
Actor-director Jeff Perry directs the police thriller ‘A Steady Rain’ at the Alliance Theatre. You might know him as ‘Scandal’s’ Cyrus Beene.
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Fairways to heaven
Mark Twain got it all wrong when he dismissed the game of golf as “a good walk spoiled.” Golf presents ideal opportunities for soaking in spectacular scenic views and spying on natural wildlife while you engage in the futile pursuit of the perfect swing. And, with Georgia’s weather, you can pretty much go swinging year-round.
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Sentimental journey
Whether you normally travel solo, in groups, with kids or senior citizens, a train ride to New Orleans feels less stressful than getting there through the air.
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