GEORGIA’S WAR STORIES
The echoes of Georgia’s war stories aren’t hard to hear if you know where to listen. Follow a trail of independence-seekers and unearth history’s mysteries at these Revolutionary and Civil War sites.
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THINK OF IT AS ‘FESTIV-ALL’ SEASON
Think of it as “festiv-all” season. We bet Georgia has a spring or summer event that will get you off the couch and out the door. Tell Netflix you’ll be back, grab a friend, water, sunscreen, kids if you have them, and go forth to find your bliss.
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Giant sculptures return to Botanical Garden
The giant topiary exhibition “Imaginary Worlds” returns May 5 to the Atlanta Botanical Garden with a mostly all-new menagerie of living plant sculptures. The show runs through Oct. 28 and can be seen at both the Midtown and Gainesville locations.
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WILD THINGS
Rub noses with a camel or cozy up to a fennec fox. You can feel the love at Georgia wildlife sanctuaries.
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Orchid Daze, Flower Show coming to Atlanta Botanical Garden
If your winter needs a pop of color, Atlanta Botanical Garden has you covered with its Orchid Daze, opening Feb. 10, and its Flower Show, opening Feb. 23.
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HOLIDAY NIGHTS, SOUTHERN LIGHTS
Twinkle and glow as you go, from downtown and Midtown Atlanta to Woodstock, Cartersville and beyond.
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Château Élan's Bergese earns Sept. honor
He’s a winner. Simone Bergese oft Château Élan in Braselton was named Wine Business magazine’s Winemaker of the Month for September.
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JEFFREY FASHION CARES
The combination fashion show and benefit returns to Atlanta for a 25th year on Aug. 28.
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Hilton Head, GA coast make list of Top 10 U.S. islands
The list from Travel + Leisure magazine readers includes islands in Florida, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan and Washington state.
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OLD SOUTH, MEET NEW SOUTH
Roswell, once a mill town, is now Georgia’s 7th-largest city. Today it mixes plenty of modern into its living history.
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