You might not think of Georgia as a hub for wine-tasting, but in fact, Dahlonega, which sits north of Atlanta, is considered the center of Georgia Wine Country—and the Tasting Room Capital of Georgia. If you want to enjoy sips of local wines, sign up for the North Georgia Wine Tour, which conveys you right […]
There may be nothing more quintessentially Southern than enjoying a slice of pie with neighbors on a wraparound porch. Porches and Pies, a classic Southern food festival, brings that experience to everyone. On Saturday, October 21st, Adair Park is set to host the fest from noon to 6 p.m. The focal point of the food […]
HOBNOB Midtown is always dishing out updated tavern fare and pouring bourbon and whiskey. But a few nights a week, it also offers entertainment to complement your meal. If you're a fan of live music, then Friday Night Blues at HOBNOB Midtown is a must-visit. Check out HOBNOB on Friday, October 13th for the live […]
Atlanta is a melting pot of different cultures, and the Atlanta Soccer Festival seeks to celebrate this fact through some friendly competition. On Saturday, October 7th, the Atlanta Soccer Festival and Mayor Kasim Reed invite members of all of the city's diverse communities to come out and play some pick-up games at the Georgia State […]
Beer and cheese create a pair that makes perfect culinary sense, which is precisely why the Atlanta Grilled Cheese Festival exists. Its chefs provide the gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches while Atlanta-area breweries dole out craft beers that enhance the flavors of the food. The food vendors make it easy to taste a few different sammies, […]
At this year's Adams Park Cultural Arts Festival—AKA APCAFEST—everyone from the community and other corners of the city is invited to come out and celebrate the unique culture of this neighborhood. The festivities begin early on September 23rd with a 5K and fun run at the beginning of the day. The exercise should get everyone […]
Last year, almost 20,000 people turned out for the Atlanta Caribbean Jerk Festival, making it one of the biggest Caribbean food festivals anywhere on the continent. If you want to be part of the fun this year, mark your calendar for Sunday, September 3rd. The Georgia International Horse Park will host the fest from noon […]
Soul food isn't just comfort food—it symbolizes something bigger. After all, it was the food that fueled the Civil Rights Movement. Vine City was Martin Luther King, Jr.'s hometown; it was here that he and his cohorts discussed the importance of equality over soul food. So it's only right that the Taste of Soul Atlanta […]
On the first Sunday of the month, VinoTeca welcomes fans of yoga for a morning of yoga and relaxation workshop. Running from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., the class starts with a yoga session that aims to improve patrons' mental and physical health through challenging postures and relaxing breathing exercises. After the yoga session, guests […]
As part of the Taste of Soul Atlanta food festival, the Soul 5K: Run and Walk for Health Awareness will hit the city on Saturday, September 2nd. The run isn't just an opportunity to get out with friends and enjoy some exercise and fresh air; it's also a chance to jump aboard a growing trend […]