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Come in, get comfortable and take a look around. Discover Atlanta Now speaks to all things Atlanta. Here, you’ll find interesting articles on everything ATL has to offer, including fun, real-life Atlanta experiences, little-known facts and helpful travel information.
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Where to Hunt Easter Eggs in Atlanta
You know what it means when Easter rolls around: The Easter Bunny will be hiding eggs all around town.
A Meeting Planner's Guide to Community Engagement in Atlanta
Show up. Take notes. Leave unchanged? Not at an Atlanta meeting.
Ultimate Guide to South African Food and Wine in Atlanta
South African food is one of the world’s great untold culinary stories — a living record of migration and cultural fusion built over centuries.
Film Festivals Around Atlanta in the Spring
Atlanta is a hot spot for film festivals in the springtime, featuring films including documentaries, shorts and feature-length, along with workshops and talks from the filmmakers. Atlanta Jewish Film Festival The Atlanta Jewish Film Festival returns with special guests and other activities at venues including the Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center, Plaza Theater, Tara Theatre and Springs Cinema and Taphouse. When: Feb.
Ultimate Guide of Things to Do with Kids in Atlanta
Atlanta is a great destination for families, and if you’re reading this it’s likely you’ve got kids to entertain.
Women-Owned Restaurants with Patios in Atlanta
Atlanta not only gives you more than enough patios from which to choose, but many of them are owned by women.
Ultimate Guide to Asian Restaurants and Experiences in Atlanta
Flavors from the Far East hit all the right notes at these Atlanta restaurants.
Atlanta Spring Sports Lineup
From baseball to soccer, basketball and even rugby, the spring season is packed with Atlanta sporting events.
Meet the Women of the Civil Rights Movement in Atlanta
Some were married to Civil Rights leaders; others joined — and led — the fight for civil rights in Atlanta and the nation on their own.
Discover Atlanta through Summer Camps at the City’s Cultural Attractions
Think camps are just for neighborhood kids? It’s time to reimagine family travel.
Meeting Venues and Experiences With Civil Rights Significance
Atlanta helped shape the Civil Rights Movement. It’s the birthplace of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the headquarters of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, and home to a tight-knit network of churches, entrepreneurs, and student leaders who helped move the work forward.
Explore Atlanta’s Asian and AANHPI Culture through Food, Community and Tradition
According to the 2024 Census Bureau, about five percent of Atlanta’s population is only Asian, with another half percentage (about 400,000) or so being AANHPI (Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander).
