Most of us are trying to eat healthier these days. Why not eat fresh and support local farmers by visiting area farmers markets? Below is a list of farmers markets in the Atlanta Metro area. Click on the individual links to find Continue Reading »
Atlanta Area Farmers Markets
Add a little spice to your life…
….with cooking!! Are you a good cook but want to be even better? Not sure how to boil water? Need new ideas for the family meals? From the exceptional cook to the beginner, there are cooking classes in the Atlanta area for everyone. Cooking classes are great for girls night out, date night and as a way to meet new people. The majority of the classes are Continue Reading »
What to do 4th of July weekend in Atlanta
How will you be celebrating Independence Day this year? Around Metro Atlanta, the choices are endless. Below is a sample of the many patriotic celebrations.
July 3rd- Chamblee Independence Day Celebration - Evening of family fun with games, parade and live music. Grab a blanket, sit under the stars and enjoy this great fireworks display at Keswick Park. July 3rd, 2010.
- Fourth in the Park at Marietta Square – Marietta’s Fourth in the Park celebration will be Saturday, July 3, 2010. Activities include a Continue Reading »
Park Tavern Rockin’ Blues, Brews and BBQ Fest!
Head on over to Park Tavern for the 3rd Annual Rockin’ Blues, Brews & BBQ Fest this Sunday, May 30th from 2pm – 11pm. Enjoy live bands, beer and sweet barbecue. The event will happen rain or shine! Tickets are $5 in advance, $10 at the door, Military w/ID and kids are free admission. There will be Continue Reading »
Virginia-Highland Summerfest!
Art, live music, kids activities and exceptional food….what else do you need? Oh, a great location. Come to the charming neighborhood of Virginia-Highland June 5th and 6th for the annual Virginia-Highland Summerfest. Summerfest will take place in the heart of historic Virgina-Highland on Virginia Avenue between North Highland Avenue and Park Drive. Admission is Continue Reading »
2010 Atlanta Jazz Festival
May 29 – 30, 2010| noon – 11pm | Piedmont Park
The nation’s largest free Jazz Festival is right here in Atlanta!! Don’t miss out on hearing amazing Jazz artists while sitting on the lawn at Piedmont Park this Memorial Day Weekend. The Atlanta Jazz Festival is an annual musical showcase celebrating jazz legends and introducing up and coming artists. The Atlanta Jazz Festival is produced by the City of Atlanta Office Cultural Affairs with generous support of American Family Insurance, Publix, Coca-Cola, Anheuser Busch and Loews Hotel.
Screen on the Green 2010
Screen on the Green has returned to Piedmont Park for 2010! Pack the picnic basket, grab a blanket, and head to The Meadow at Piedmont Park, Thursday nights beginning May 27th. Enjoy watching a blockbuster movie under the stars with views of Midtown Atlanta. The event is Continue Reading »
Inman Park Festival 2010
The 39th Annual Inman Park Spring Festival will take place this weekend. Activities include Atlanta’s biggest street market, arts and crafts show, a colorful parade, tour of homes, live entertainment, dance entertainment
and children’s activities.
This will definitely be a good time for the entire family (except the 4 legged members, please leave at home)! While you’re there, stop by Methane Studios booth. They will have new screen printed limited edition Continue Reading »
Looking for some eggs? Easter Eggs that is!
The Easter Bunny will be hiding eggs all over the Atlanta Metro this
weekend and some the following weekend. Below is a list of locations you can take the children to find eggs and maybe even get a glimpse of the Easter Bunny! Click on the location to find out Continue Reading »
Virginia Highland Removes Carbon Footprint
Congratulations Virginia Highland! From today’s Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Monday, January 26, 2009) Jim Auchmutey reports: Virginia-Highland becomes the first “carbon-neutral” zone.
A new sign at Virginia and North Highland avenues proclaims the intown Atlanta shopping and dining district a “carbon-neutral zone.” What it doesn’t say is that Virginia-Highland also claims to be the nation’s first such zone. Continue Reading »

