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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Let it glow, let it glow, let it glow
Follow holiday light shows, from downtown Atlanta to Lake Lanier.
Read MoreThis weekend's best bets: June 18
See Wabi Sabi trip the light fantastic and Libby Whittemore salute the 1970s. We also recommend “Avenue Q,” “Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike,” as well as a visit to Serenbe Playhouse.
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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.
Read MoreTickets on sale Friday for Garden concert series
Eleven acts will play the Atlanta Botanical Garden’s Great Lawn this summer, a lineup heavy on country plus Melissa Etheridge and the versatile John Hiatt.
Read MoreHo-ho-hop over to the Atlanta Botanical Garden for lots of holiday fun
The holiday season means there’s plenty to do at the Atlanta Botanical Garden, from this Saturday’s “Reindog Parade” (11 a.m.) to pictures with jolly ol’ St. Nick, from a …
Read MoreWeekend's best bets: Aug. 21
Recommended: Aurora Theatre’s musical “Mary Poppins,” before the winds change and it blows away, and either — or both — appearances by the modern dancers of Wabi Sabi (Wabi Sabi).
Read MoreEnter Garden's scarecrow design contest by Aug. 22
Atlanta Botanical Garden’s “Scarecrows in the Gardens” design contest is open for registration now through Aug. 22. Unleash your creative side.
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INDIGO MOMS
Amy Ray and her musical partner, Emily Saliers, have both seen huge changes in their personal lives in the three years since their last album, Beauty Queen Sister, was released.
Read MoreAll eyes on 'The Four Seasons' in the Garden
Ever feel as if somebody’s watching you? When you visit the Atlanta Botanical Garden now through October, you might get that prickly feeling from “The Four Seasons” by artist, screenwriter and filmmaker Philip Haas.
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