Chihuly glass art returns to Garden in April
Work by the internationally acclaimed glass artist returns to the Atlanta Botanical Garden for six months beginning April 30.
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Revolutionary fever, summer fun
Celebrate America’s birthday month in Historic Jamestown, Yorktown and Colonial Williamsburg, Va., and learn more about the nation’s earliest inhabitants, rebels and pioneers.
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Last chance: Cyclorama closes Tuesday
A new $22 million facility will open sometime in 2017 on the Atlanta History Center campus in Buckhead.
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This summer's NBAF says, 'Gotta dance'
The list of artists and luminaries with whom you can converse, dance and celebrate includes Carmen de Lavallade, Savion Glover, Malpaso Dance Company, Ronald K. Brown/EVIDENCE and Step Afrika! Check out, too, three film screenings and two art gallery hops.
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Neighborhoods: West Midtown
Welcome to West Midtown, where artsy shops, home furnishing stores and award-winning restaurants line the sidewalks, and old industrial buildings have become loft and work spaces.
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See Atlanta like a tourist: 2015 edition
Don’t wait for visitors to get out and see the city you call home. Atlanta’s best attractions are all around us, as we sit in traffic, daydream or wonder why we’re at work while the sun is shining.
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Fox celebrates 40 years with block party
To celebrate its long life, the Fox Theatre is holding a block party June 7. And you’re invited.
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The Fox Theatre’s 2015 Coca-Cola Summer Film Festival features 11 movies, one Saturday morning of cartoons, two sing-alongs, five anniversaries and — wait for it — “Frozen.”
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A streetcar Saturday
Downtown Atlanta’s newest form of transit is sleek and modern, and a spectacle for a city with iffy public transit. But don’t go looking for any San Francisco-style cable car ambience.
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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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