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Ultimate Guide to Summer at Underground Atlanta During FIFA World Cup 2026™
Underground Atlanta is giving visitors more than a place to watch soccer.
Your Guide to the Atlanta Cultural Exchange During FIFA World Cup 2026™
At A Glance: There is a lot going on during FIFA World Cup 2026 in Atlanta, and you will want to see and absorb as much as possible of ATL.
Ultimate Atlanta Soccer Map: Where to Play, Watch, Eat and Celebrate the Beautiful Game
***WAITING ON MARY’S ADDITION ABOUT THE ARTIST In Atlanta, we have a soccer culture that lives, breathes, eats, dresses, games and plays soccer — oh yes and cheers our teams on from the stands. What’s really amazing is that Atlanta’s professional soccer team, the Atlanta United, only came to the area in 2017, but there is a solid, growing and vocal soccer culture where being a fan is only part of the fun. “I’m glad I live in Atlanta because, if I were a fan elsewhere, I might not have been accepted into the world of soccer,” said Gavin Guidry, a creative director. “Unlike other cities, the soccer culture …
The History of Black Cuisine in Atlanta
History, Soul and the Restaurants Defining the City Atlanta is a foodie city, and no more so than in its Black cuisine, which can be found in mom-and-pop shops, BBQ joints, high-end restaurants with world-famous chefs, and everything in between.
Ultimate Guide to Atlanta's Indie Music Scene
Where to See Local Bands Live When you think of the incredible musicians who call Atlanta home, your mind may wander to hip-hop and R&B legends like OutKast, Future, and Usher.
Cool Things To Do in June in Atlanta
June is the perfect time to explore Atlanta. Here are some cool things to do.
Bossa Nova Baby Brings an Immersive Amazon Rainforest to Atlanta
At a Glance: It would be fair to say that when you walk into Bossa Nova Baby: The Lungs of the Earth, a fully immersive sensory world at the PNC PlaySpace, you will have a bit of a sensory overload and a sense of wonderment.
Outdoor Summer Concerts in Atlanta
Summer in Atlanta isn’t just about the sun and the blooming greenery that surrounds the city.
Expect the Unexpected with Unexpected Atlanta Tours
This Atlanta Tour Company Lets You Make Street Art, Biscuits and History At a Glance: Akila McConnell calls her Atlanta tour company Unexpected Atlanta, and she’s not kidding.
Atlanta Indie Music Scene: Okay Kenedi
At a Glance: Touring has taken her across most of the South, but indie artist Okay Kenedi still believes Atlanta is the best city in the region: a beacon of hope for inclusion and progress, with a music community that’s welcomed her with open arms. Kenedi started creating music and performing with friends in 2019, blissfully unaware that the world was about to shut down due to the COVID pandemic.
Atlanta Indie Music Scene: Bad Guru
At a Glance: Bad Guru channels the power of rock and roll and soul-searching lyricism to express the constant pull between light and dark, femininity and masculinity, order and chaos, creating a cathartic experience for the ATLiens lucky to see them live. For lead singer Sierra Crowe, meeting her future bandmates in a guitar class at Georgia College and State University felt fated, being at the right place at exactly the right time. She began jamming with drummer Quinn Brophy and guitarist Joey Hurley, where the trio formed a cover band called Midnight Royalty.
Atlanta Indie Music Scene: Choachi
At a Glance: In a city full of indie gems waiting to be discovered, and a plethora of venues putting on shows every night, Choachi, a relatively newer band to the scene that packs a whole lot of energy into their music, is one you won’t want to miss. Diego Hermoza and Matt Boone, both singers and guitarists, met at a local venue where Boone was playing with his former band, New Tree.
