Join the Atlanta Foundation for Public Spaces (AFFPS) as they celebrate the fifth annual Callanwolde Arts Festival. Happening on Saturday, January 20 and Sunday, January 21, 2018, the award-winning, two-day indoor festival is located in one of Atlanta’s most distinctive historic properties, Callanwolde Mansion in Druid Hills. The festival, which is open to all ages, will also offer artist demonstrations, live acoustic music,… Read more »
Made: Handcrafted Market will boast an array of handcrafted and vintage options from more than 30 vendors! Kick off the fall season with Indie Craft Experience (ICE)’s Made: Handcrafted Market. On Saturday, October 14, 2017, you can head to the Hudgens Center for Art and Learning to shop the day away. ICE founders Shannon Mulkey Green… Read more »
If you’re ever in Knoxville, Tenn., make a visit to the Chintzy Rose Antiques and Tea Room. It looks quaint and quiet from the outside; chances are you may even miss it as you drive by on Maynardville Pike. But the Chintzy Rose is filled with vintage Southern charm and the best sweet tea in… Read more »
Y’all know celebrity chef Cat Cora. Cat Cora is Food Network’s first female Iron Chef, the brains behind restaurants Ocean by Cat Cora and Cat Cora’s Kitchen. She’s half of the hosting team on the upcoming Fox series My Kitchen Rules, which takes her and co-host Curtis Stone (Top Chef Masters) to Hollywood to judge… Read more »
The calendar says spring starts on March 20, but I think it’s been sneaking back for the last few weeks. I’m not complaining about the unseasonably warmer temperatures, but it’s weird for spring to start appearing so early. Maybe Mother Nature is giving us a head start. It’s time to bid adieu to winter and usher… Read more »
Don’t you wish your dog could get beer for you? It’s football season, which means most of us Southerners are glued to the television if we’re not tailgating the actual event. Personally, I’m guilty of wishing my pups were a little bit bigger, and trained better, to bring me things. I can’t even get my… Read more »