Dear 8lb, 9oz tiny baby Jesus in the manger dome JESUS! CAN YOU BELIEVE FOOTBALL SEASON IS HERE?! I mean! HOLY GUACAMOLE (that’s your favorite kind, right? GET IT, Jesus? Of course you do.) It’s the very best time of the year (besides your birthday party). OH MY GOSH. Back. In. Action. And right… Read more »
Terminus is the original name for the city of Atlanta. In ancient Roman mythology, Terminus was the god of boundaries. The Latin word “termini” means “end of the line.” The history of Terminus goes way beyond “The Walking Dead”. Many native Southerners know that Terminus was the first name for the city of Atlanta. But… Read more »
Editor’s Note: this post was contributed by Mallory Strange The Wizard of Oz is not in Kansas anymore, rather, at The Fox Theatre. The national tour of this quintessential musical stopped by The Fabulous Fox in Atlanta earlier this summer. As a child, all I wanted was to grow up and be able to… Read more »
5Church is a much-needed addition to Atlanta’s Midtown dining scene. I loved that place with its eclectic menu, cool bar scene, patio on Peachtree Street and the balcony above gazing into the skyscrapers. This is the third 5Church location and the restaurant has Southern roots. 5Church first opened in Charlotte (at the corner of 5th… Read more »
The Young Atlanta Leadership League (Y’ALL) is hosting the 4th Annual #CampFest to give attendees the chance to feel like a kid again while raising money for Camp Twin Lakes. Y’ALL connects young philanthropy-focused professionals in the metro Atlanta area and plans event to support Camp Twin Lakes. #CampFest will take place Aug. 6 at… Read more »
“Beekeeping is like farming. You can do everything right but you can’t control the weather.” – Mama Jule Wright Bee Wild is less than an hour outside the perimeter and the local honey is more than worth the drive. This Southern gem is more than a purveyor of sweet nectar but also a true family establishment…. Read more »