A QUEST FOR FESTS
Our rundown of events from now through mid-November is arranged chronologically and includes eco and film fests, fried green tomatoes, big pigs, Native American traditions and chili for the chilly.
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Taste of Atlanta: Eat. Drink. Do. Dealz.
Taste of Atlanta, the city’s must-do three-day food festival, returns in October at a new location in Historic Fourth Ward Park. We have PoshDealz prices on general admission and VIP tickets for Sunday, Oct. 21.
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Go downtown, with Sandy Springs’ Food That Rocks
Come rain or come shine, the 3rd annual Food that Rocks commences June 9 in a new way at a new location. The Sandy Springs festival goes downtown this year, to the new City Green at City Springs. The food, drink, friends and live music remain as fresh as ever. Remember, age 21 and up only.
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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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FOOD FOR THOUGHT | November-December 2017
Say hello to FEED Fried Chicken and Main & Main at Colony Square, but goodbye to intown’s Rize and Decatur’s Truman Tavern.
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Sweet! Taste of Atlanta turns 16
This Super Bowl of food fests happens Friday, Saturday and Sunday in its new permanent home — Historic Fourth Ward Park near the Atlanta BeltLine.
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Bite into Buckhead's eats, drinks Sept. 14
The 15th annual Taste of Buckhead commences Sept. 14 at The Stave Room at American Spirit Works, where prominent chefs and mixologists will share their artistry.
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7 weeks of swine, wine commence Sept. 17
The “cork meets the pork” this month and next with tastings of Three Sisters’ Fat Boy wines.
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Octane open for food, drink in Art Center
If you’ve ever seen a play, concert or art show at the Woodruff in Midtown and bemoaned the absence of a spot on-site to debate its merits, fret no longer.
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FOOD FOR THOUGHT | July-August 2016
Ponce City Market percolates with more and more foodie options and the Manuel’s watch continues as we celebrate America and look toward another school year. Yes, already.
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