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  • Where to Treat Mom This Mother’s Day in Atlanta

    Where to Treat Mom This Mother’s Day in Atlanta

    When it’s time to celebrate moms and show her how much she means to us, Atlanta’s top dining spots provide an array of options, from special brunches to delectable dinners, to ensure Mother’s Day will be deliciously unforgettable.

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    Atlas Offers Complimentary Bubbly for Moms 

    Celebrate Mother’s Day with a special dinner at Atlas.  Moms will be treated to a complimentary glass of bubbly and are invited to enjoy a spectacular three-course prix fixe menu for $65 per person created just for the occasion by Executive Chef Christopher Grossman and Pasty Chef Christian Castillo. The full chef-driven dinner menu, which changes daily, will also be available. Atlas also recently welcomed back its acclaimed art installation featuring 30 pieces from esteemed artists including Foujita, Monet, Chagall, Modigliani and Soutine. The restaurant’s impressive gallery of 20th century artwork has been hand-selected from The Lewis Collection, one of the largest private art collections in the world.  Located within the St. Regis Atlanta, Atlas celebrates the very best in seasonal American cuisine combined with European influences.  With a focus on curating fresh ingredients from local farms, this chef-driven restaurant brings unparalleled culinary experiences to the capital of the South.

    For more information or to make a reservation, visit atlasrestaurant.com.  Located at the St. Regis Atlanta at 88 West Paces Ferry Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30305.  In addition, stay connected on Twitter and Instagram at @AtlasBuckhead and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/AtlasBuckhead/.

     

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    City Winery Celebrates Mother’s Day With a Custom Wine Bottle and Jazz & Blues Brunch

    On Sunday, May 13th, patrons can visit City Winery for special Mother’s Day celebration featuring jazz, blues, and a plethora of food and drinks. Guests can take advantage of an à la carte brunch menu in the venue, as well as live entertainment from Julie Dexter and special guest Kebbi Williams. For those unfamiliar, Julie Dexter is a soulful jazz vocalist and winner of the Afro Caribbean Soul of Jazz Award at the Black Women in Jazz Awards. She has shared the stage with artists such as Jill Scott, Ledisi, and Maxi Priest (who will be performing at City Winery on June 26th). Kebbi Williams can be seen playing with Outkast, Mos Def, Bilal, Derek Trucks, and many others.

    As if that wasn’t enough, City Winery has also added a extra special treat just for moms. Available for purchase during the show (as well as throughout the day in the restaurant) will be a custom-labeled “Happy Mother’s Day” bottle of a 2017 rosé of syrah. The bottle can be purchased at City Winery for $20. Doors open at 11:30 a.m., and the show is from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. Tickets for City Winery’s Jazz & Blues Brunch are available for $20, tax, fees and and gratuity are not included. Located at 650 North Avenue NE, Suite #201, Atlanta, GA 30308. For more information on City Winery, call 404-946-3791 or visit www.citywinery.com/atlanta.

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    STK Atlanta Treats Moms to a Boozy Brunch

    STK Atlanta is taking Mother’s Day to the next level on Sunday, May 13, 2018. Open from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m just for the occasion, Midtown’s sexiest steak and seafood house will be treating moms to a specialty brunch including signature dishes such as: King Crab Benedict — Poached Eggs, Cajun Hollandaise; Steak & Legs — Dry-Aged Strip, Eggs, Breakfast Potatoes; Lobster and King Crab Omelet — Caviar, Small Salad or Potatoes; Short Rib Hash & Eggs — Poached Eggs, Cajun Hollandaise, Wild Salmon — Pea Purée, Torn Herbs, Truffle, and much more.

    Moms can also take advantage of STK’s selection of hand-selected champagnes, wines, signature cocktails and just time in for spring. STK will also be serving specialty boozy frozen beverages. Of course, STK’s regular menu featuring reimagined classic American  cuisine with signature dishes like bite-sized Lil’ BRGs made with Wagyu beef,  Lobster Mac & Cheese, seafood platters, and array of cooked-to-perfection filets, mouthwatering sirloins, and delectable sides will also be available.

    For more information or to make a reservation for the Dining Room, visit http://togrp.com/venue/stk-atlanta/ or call 404-793-0144. Located at 1075 Peachtree Street in Midtown Atlanta on the corner of Peachtree and 12th Streets in the 12th & Midtown development. Also, stay connected on Twitter and Instagram at @eatstk #stkatlanta.

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    Park Tavern in Piedmont Park’s Mother’s Day Brunch

    On Sunday May 13, 2018, Park Tavern will once again host an unforgettable Mother’s Day brunch on its expansive patio overlooking picturesque Piedmont Park. One of its most popular annual events, guests can celebrate Mom while enjoying an exuberant buffet that features chef-attended omelet, French Toast and carving stations in addition to traditional favorites like Eggs Benedict with smoked salmon, Applewood-smoked bacon and sausage, cheese grits, sweet potato soufflé, assorted muffins, biscuits, and rolls, salads, and much more.

    Brunch is $34.95 for adults, $14.95 for children 7 years and older, and free for children 6 years and under. This price includes an assorted brunch, non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages – all in the perfect setting overlooking Piedmont Park and the Midtown skyline. At 7 p.m., families can also take advantage of Park Tavern’s summer concert series, Sunset Sessions, featuring free, live music performances from the The Get Right Band and more.

    Located in the heart of Midtown on the corner of 10th Street and Monroe overlooking Piedmont Park and the Midtown skyline. For more information, visit www.parktavern.com or call 404-249-0001. In addition, stay connected on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/parktavern and on Twitter and Instagram at @parktavern.

     

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    Dantanna’s Offers Bottomless Mimosas and Free Dessert This Mother’s Day

    With two convenient locations, Buckhead and Downtown, Dantanna’s is celebrating moms this Mother’s Day with a special treat. On Sunday, May 13th, moms are invited to enjoy a brunch menu created just for Mother’s Day by Dantanna’s very own Chef Monique Barrow, along with a complimentary dessert. As if that wasn’t enough, moms can also take take advantage of bottomless mimosas from 12:30 p.m. to 4 p.m., while enjoying a delectable brunch.

    The Buckhead location will also have it’s full brunch menu available, which includes favorites like: Shirred Eggs in Tulips – two eggs baked in crepes with Maine lobster, shrimp and crawfish in brandy-lobster cream sauce; served with asparagus; Three Little Pigs – fried Niman Ranch pork scallopine, griddle honey ham and apple wood smoked bacon on toasted Kaiser bun with dijon aioli; and Oysters Rockefeller and Eggs – two poached eggs on flash fried oysters and Sambuca creamed spinach topped with sauce hollandaise and chopped apple wood smoked bacon.

    Dantanna’s Buckhead is located at the Shops Around Lenox, 3400 Around Lenox Rd NE #304, Atlanta, GA 30326. Dantanna’s Downtown is located at 1 CNN Center #269, Atlanta, GA 30303. Also, for more information visit www.dantannas.com or call 404.705.8873. Also, stay connected on Twitter and Instagram at @dantannas.

     

     

    Photo Booths, Brunch, Dinner & More with Concentrics Restaurants! 

     

    What does Mom always want? A current family photo, of course! This Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 13th, Concentrics Restaurants will be featuring a complimentary photo booth at TWO Urban Licks, TAP, The Brasserie at PARISH, ROOM at Twelve, and  ALLORA during brunch to capture the moment.  From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., guests will be able to print off photos, and even add them to their favorite social media sites at no cost.  For more information, visit their website.

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    TWO urban licks Serves a Fiery Mother’s Day Brunch

    Moms and hungry guests can visit TWO urban licks for live music and a fiery Mother’s Day brunch created by Executive Chef Michael Bertozzi from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Located conveniently on the Atlanta BeltLine in the Old Fourth Ward, families looking for a later celebration can also take advantage of a special Mother’s Day dinner that will be served from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.

    To make a reservation, call 404.522.4622 or visit twourbanlicks.com. Located at 820 Ralph McGill Blvd. Atlanta, GA 30306. Also, stay connected on Twitter at @2urbanlicks and Instagram at @TwoUrbanLicks and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/TwoUrbanLicks/.

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    Head to TAP for Brunch or Dinner with Mom

    Whether brunch or dinner is her style, TAP has moms covered this Mother’s Day.  The standout Midtown spot known for seasonally-driven, innovative comfort food, its extensive international beer list and innovative barrel wine program is hosting a special brunch from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and dinner from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Sunday, May 13th. To make a reservation or for more information call 404.347.2220 or visit tapat1181.com. Located at 1180 Peachtree St. Atlanta, GA. Also, stay connected on Twitter and Instagram at @TAPat1180 and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/tapat1180.

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    Mom Can Start Her Day with Brunch at The Brasserie at PARISH

    Head to The Brasserie at PARISH to get an early start on Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 13th. Featuring a mouthwatering menu, brunch lovers can celebrate Mom from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.  With inspired familiar American food, an inventive beverage program, and warm hospitality, PARISH will also be serving a Mother’s Day dinner from 5:30 to 9 p.m.

    For more information or to make reservations, call 404.681.4434 or visit parishatl.com. Located at N. Highland Ave. Atlanta, GA 30307. In addition, stay connected on Twitter at @parishATL and Instagram at @ParishInmanPark and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/pages/ParishFood-and-GoodsInman-Park.

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    Treat Mom to a an Italian Meal at ALLORA

    ALLORA is offering moms a delectable brunch from 11 a.m. to 3 pm. this Mother’s Day.  Also, ALLORA is going to feature an array of specials created just for the occasion from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.

    Located in the TWELVE Hotel Midtown at 361 17th Street NW, Atlanta, Georgia 30363. Complimentary valet up to three hours and two hours free parking in the parking deck are available. For more information or to make a reservation, call 404.961.7370 or visit www.alloraatl.com. In addition, stay connected on Twitter and Instagram @alloraatl and on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/alloraatl.com.

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    Give Mom a Day on the Town at ROOM at Twelve 

    This Mother’s Day, ROOM has whipped up a specialty brunch to make Mom feel as extraordinary as she deserves. Brunch will be served from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dinner will be served from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. To make a reservation, call 404.418.1250 or visit roomattwelve.com. Located at 400 W Peachtree St, Atlanta, GA 30308. In addition, stay connected on Twitter and Instagram at @roomattwelve and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/roomattwelve/.

    Southern Kitchen’s Expert Mother’s Day Gift Picks

    Looking for that little something extra to make Mother’s Day even sweeter? The entertaining experts of Southern Kitchen, have picked their must-have products available on their new online shoppe that features a variety of goods from well-known national brands and small niche brands to artisans and makers from around the South.

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    Mud Pie Copper & Marble Cheese Set. This cheese set is beautiful and who doesn’t need more cheese knives?

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    Mud Pie Tea Towel. Who doesn’t love tea towels with sayings? Something about them make the kitchen seem even more welcoming and homey. This top pick says “Nothing brings people together like good food.” In addition, you may also want to try using imabari bath towels when bathing as these are gentle on the skin and offers superior absorbency.

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    Hammer Stahl 12-inch Stainless Steel Skillet. This stainless steel skillet is the right size to make steaks or sautee up a bunch of veggies for the family! Made in Tennessee, this is also a favorite.

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    Staub Cast Iron Tomato Cocotte. We love the pop of red and it’s the perfect size for a small family. Perfect for lighter soups and sauces, it can serve as a cooking tool all summer long!

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    Celina Mancurti Linen napkins. For the moms that love gingham, we suggest these blue linen gingham napkins that are handcrafted in the South. Classic yet informal, they are perfect for outdoor barbecues and casual brunches.

    Southern Kitchen, a digital lifestyle brand part of Cox Media Group, was created to share the stories, recipes and heritage of Southern food and culture in today’s South. Also, for more information, visit www.southernkitchen.com.

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    Check Out the Chastain Park Spring Arts & Crafts Festival This Mother’s Day

    The Chastain Park Spring Arts Festival will return on Saturday, May 12 and Sunday May 13, 2018. An ideal spot to take Mom this Mother’s Day, the award-winning, two-day festival features painters, photographers, jewelers and more.  Produced by the Foundation for Public Spaces, event goers can view artist demonstrations. They can also enjoy live entertainment, and participate in hands-on activities.

    The festival will also have a children’s area, food trucks, beverages and a small stage for live acoustic music performances. The festival is free to attend, open to all ages, and dogs are welcome

  • Ring In 2018 at STK Atlanta’s New Year’s Eve Ball

    Ring In 2018 at STK Atlanta’s New Year’s Eve Ball

    Featuring a Premium Open Bar, a Champagne Toast, Live DJ and More at STK Atlanta!

    This New Year’s Eve, join Midtown’s sexiest steakhouse for an unforgettable New Year’s celebration ball on Sunday, December 31, 2017. Known for its high-energy atmosphere, STK will take luxe to the next level during its New Year’s Eve Ball.

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    Partygoers invited to enjoy a selection of seasonal specials created by Executive Chef Andrea Montobbio from 5:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., and take advantage of a three-hour premium open bar beginning at 9 p.m. Music for the evening will be provided by DJ Ree de la Vega and revelers will be treated to complimentary New Year’s Eve party favors, a champagne toast at midnight, and much more. Dinner reservations are also available without the premium bar tickets for a $100 minimum per person.

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    General admission tickets are $75 and VIP tickets are $120 for ages 21 and up. VIP partygoers will also receive a bottle of Veuve Clicquot per four guests. To purchase tickets to STK’s New Year’s Eve Ball, visit: https://www.xorbia.com/e/stkatlanta/nye-ball-2018.  For more information about STK, visit www.stkhouse.com or call 404-793-0144.

    Finally, for other happenings around Atlanta, visit https://prettysouthern.com/.

  • KasCie Page Rocks in Debut Album ‘No Sugar’

    KasCie Page Rocks in Debut Album ‘No Sugar’

    For KasCie Page, it all started in a church in Conway, S.C.

    no-sugar-coverKasCie Page started singing when she was 3 years old. She grew up around music at home and at church. Her mom taught her a song that had been passed down on her side of the family called “Children Talk to Angels,” and that was the first full song she learned to sing. Soon KasCie was singing in the church choir and in her school chorus.

    In addition to singing, KasCie experimented with songwriting as a young girl. She wrote poetry in high school, which later turned into song lyrics. Her influences and inspirations are widely varied, stretching from Dolly Parton and Martina McBride to Janis Joplin and The Rolling Stones. Her sound combines country, gospel and a little rock n’ roll in the smoothest way.

    In college, KasCie studied finance and legal studies and only sang when she was home. After college, she moved to the small town of Red Springs in southeastern North Carolina and started working at a BB&T bank branch. She continued to sing in church, at weddings and family events, but only when she went home to Conway.

    That was until she met Robbie Lee VanHoy at the bank in the late 2000s.

    Robbie Lee had a background in performing and producing music and owned Soundland Studios in Red Springs. One day at the bank, he and KasCie struck up a conversation, which undoubtedly led to music. He said he’d written a song that he wanted a female vocal for, but hadn’t yet found the right voice for a demo. And thus was born the duo of KasCie and Robbie Lee.

    On Page’s debut album ‘No Sugar’–set to release this week on Friday, Jan. 6, –it all comes full circle.

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    KasCie and Robbie Lee during the “Churches and Honkytonks” video shoot, August 2016.

    “It just worked out from there,” KasCie said. She and Robbie Lee started playing and recording together and put a few early videos on YouTube, including renditions of “Beast of Burden” by The Rolling Stones and “Black Velvet” by Alannah Myles. By 2014, they started getting requests to perform at local charity events, and they were discussing getting bookings for venues that would pay. When asked for a name for their act, they decided on none other than Black Velvet.

    After a couple of years, KasCie and Robbie Lee had a nice collection of tracks and videos, but they still wanted more. They wanted to make something big happen. So they started reaching out to record labels and recording studios. Robbie Lee had several connections through his independent work, one of whom was Dave Moody of Lamon Records, an indie label in Nashville.

    Robbie Lee took a chance and emailed Dave, and within a couple of days, Dave replied and they set up time to talk on the phone. He asked for demo tracks, and a week later, he called back to discuss an artist development plan.

    “Then we waited… and waited… and waited… and then all of a sudden, we got a contract,” KasCie said. “I couldn’t believe it was real.” And so, in May of 2016, KasCie Page signed with Lamon Records in Nashville. “And then we went.”

    The next steps, of course, were traveling to Nashville to track and record the album. Being in the studio and going through the formal recording process was an exciting experience for Robbie Lee and KasCie. They tracked and recorded the 10 songs for the album, including what would become her first single, “Churches and Honkytonks,” and the title track, “No Sugar.” Of those 10 songs, three are Robbie-Lee-and-KasCie originals; they’re also excited for their remake of “Amazing Grace,” which is a nod to KasCie’s beginnings singing in church.

    After recording the album, the next phase was shooting the music video for “Churches and Honkytonks.” They filmed on-site at Bethlehem United Methodist in Lebanon, Tenn., and Last Call Bar and Grill in Gallatin, Tenn., over a few days. They worked with a full production crew and extras to produce the video. Some of KasCie’s family members even make appearances in the video: her brother Ashley appears as the bartender and preacher, and her father Austin is seen in the pews in the church scenes.

    “Churches and Honkytonks” was released September 19, and the video followed on September 30. Since its release, it has appeared on the New Music Weekly chart, ranking as high as #27, and on the AMC Country Hot 50 chart.

    Throughout the whole process–recording the album and filming the video–KasCie and Robbie Lee met a lot of new faces and fostered many new relationships with people in the industry. It’s been an experience and opportunity that they will always remember, and they’re thankful for all of the support they’ve been given from friends and family.

    KasCie Page’s album ‘No Sugar’ will be available January 6, and you can find it on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon Music, and anywhere music is sold. For updates and news from KasCie, follow her on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Booking information can be found on her website.

  • Riverbend 2016 Rocks Chattanooga

    Riverbend 2016 Rocks Chattanooga

    Where can you find a sweet music festival with over 100 acts, five stages, your favorite fair and street food and drinks, every music fan under the sun and so much more? Right here in Chattanooga, Tenn.

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    The world-famous Coca-Cola Stage at Riverbend 2016

    This year, the award-winning Riverbend Music Festival celebrated its 35th year with eight nights of fantastic live music, right on the banks of the Tennessee River in downtown Chattanooga. From June 10th through the 18th, music aficionados from Chattanooga and beyond came to see their favorite acts perform on the world-famous Coca-Cola Stage and four other stages.

    Riverbend is one of Chattanooga’s premier events; after attending this year, I totally see why! Over half a million people attended this year; for many, it’s an annual family affair.  It’s a giant weeklong party and everyone is invited. Whether you’re a Riverbend newbie or if you’ve attended for all 35 years, or anything in between, there’s something new and exciting about the festival each year. I had never attended a music festival before Riverbend, and I have to say, I picked a great one to start.

    Fun fact: Riverbend is ranked in the top 10% of music festivals in the country.

    Aside from all of the incredible performances, my favorite part about Riverbend was witnessing the Chattanooga community in yet another setting, and watching everyone having a good time. People from all walks of life come out for Riverbend each year. There is hardly a better way to spend a late-spring-early-summer night than downtown by the river, munching on chicken on a stick (yes, that’s a thing), and enjoying live music with your friends and family. Chattanooga has amazing community spirit, and seeing how this festival brought people together to celebrate great music in a great city made me proud to call myself a Chattanoogan, even if I am a transplant.

    Never stop being awesome, Chattanooga.

    Here are some of the top highlights from my experience at Riverbend 2016!

    ZZ Ward on the Coca-Cola StageRiverbend 2016 kicked off night one with alt-rocker ZZ Ward and country superstar Thomas Rhett (be still my beating heart). ZZ rocked the stage with jams like “365 Days,” “Save My Life” and “Last Love Song.” She tossed in a bluesy cover of Nick Jonas’s hit “Chains.” She’s got a new fan in me, that’s for sure. Come back to Chattanooga any time, ZZ. You’re always welcome here.

    Then there was Thomas Rhett. Be still my heart! Truth be told, I’m pretty picky with country music, but wow, can that man put on a show. He played through songs from both of his full-length albums It Goes Like This and Tangled Up, including two of my favorites “Crash and Burn” and “Get Me Some of That.” Every female in the audience swooned when he played “Die a Happy Man,” including myself. The best part of Rhett’s set, though, was when he handed his guitar to a stage assistant, hopped on the drum set and broke out into some “Cake by the Ocean” by DNCE. Talk about an amazing entertainer.thomas rhett riverbend 2016

    Two of rock and roll’s leading ladies, Ann and Nancy Wilson–also known as Heart–rocked the Coke Stage on night two. Festival organizers had been fighting to get Heart to perform for five years; this year, they made it happen. Those ladies can still kill a show and bring an audience to their feet, even after 40+ years. They played a collection of their hits–“Barracuda,” “Alone,” “Crazy on You” and more–and gave concert-goers a taste of some new songs from their upcoming album Beautiful Broken, due out July 8th. Mark your calendars, Heart fans.

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    Chattanooga’s own Kane Brown performing on the Bud Light Stage at Riverbend 2016.

    Night three featured country and folk acts, with Trampled by Turtles, Chris Young and Chattanooga-North Georgia native Kane Brown. The 22-year-old RCA recording artist performed a set on the Bud Light stage, including his singles “Used to Love You Sober” and “Ain’t No Stopping Us Now,” and a cover of George Strait’s classic “Check Yes or No.” He even added some Nelly to the mix. Brown had dreamed of performing at the festival since he was a child, and this year he made that dream come true. And he rocked it. Brown’s first full-length album is due out later this fall.

    Night six brought good ol’ Southern rock with Blackberry Smoke. Fans later braved a rainstorm to see country artist Brett Eldredge play. You know your fans are faithful when they outlast a thunderstorm to see your set! A little rain never hurt anyone, right?

    Other notable appearances and performances include 90s R&B duo Salt & Pepa, Australian-American Christian pop duo For King and Country, Christian rock band Hawk Nelson, Led Zeppelin tribute band Get the Led Out, Blood, Sweat & Tears featuring Bo Bice, The Shack Band and many more. The final two nights of Riverbend 2016 featured classic rock legends REO Speedwagon and .38 Special. A festival with a lineup like this has to go out with a bang–complete with fireworks.

    Seriously Chattanooga, never stop being awesome.

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    Is it time for Riverbend 2017 yet? I’m already anxiously awaiting next year’s lineup announcement.

    Stay tuned for updates and news for next year’s festival on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram!

  • The Frye Company Atlanta Presents an Afternoon of Holiday Caroling with The Whiskey Gentry

    The Frye Company Atlanta Presents an Afternoon of Holiday Caroling with The Whiskey Gentry

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    Celebrate the spirit of the season this Saturday, December 12, 2015 at The Frye Company at Ponce City Market during a rockin’ holiday caroling event with The Whiskey Gentry. From 1 to 4 p.m., shoppers are invited to a experience a high-energy, live acoustic show outside the store from the catchy, toe-tapping band, shop Frye’s Holiday Collection, and enjoy hot drinks and cookies from Farm to Ladle.  Shoppers will also receive a fresh holiday wreath with purchase from Adaptation Floral Design.

    The event is open to the public by RSVPing to RSVP@TheFryeCompany.com.  The Frye Company’s Atlanta flagship store is located in Ponce City Market at 675 Ponce de Leon Ave. NE, Atlanta, Georgia 30308. Visit The Frye Company online at www.TheFryeCompany.com. Stay connected on Instagram and Twitter via @thefryecompany | #fryeatlanta.

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  • TomorrowWorld 2015

    TomorrowWorld 2015

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    TomorrowWorld is a 3-day music festival and 5-day camping experience that combines nearly 300 DJs, mind-blowing décor, animation, A-class camping, eccentric comfort areas and gourmet food amid a breathtaking fantasy world backdrop. It is also currently the nation’s most popular music festival on Facebook with more than 6.5 million likes. A truly international affair, last year’s event drew 160,000 passionate music fans from more than 75 countries and all 50 states over the course of three days, with more than 40,000 attendees staying in DreamVille per night.

     

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    Tomorrowworld 2015 is the third chapter of the festival, coined ‘The Key To Happiness,’ will take place Sept, 25-27 on 8,000 acres of rolling hills and lush woodlands outside of Atlanta in Chattahoochee Hills, Ga.

     

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    Here are a few fun facts about TomorrowWorld 2015:

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    Tomorrowworld is America’s most highly-trafficked live-streamed event with 23 million viewers in 2014 and the most popular U.S. music festival on Facebook with more than 6.7 million likes. It’s the North American iteration of the iconic Tomorrowland franchise which takes place annually in Belgium and Brazil.

     

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    Tomorrowland attracts attendees from all 50 states and more than 75 countries. In its first year (2013), TomorrowWorld saw 140,000+ attendees. In 2014, attendance grew to 160,000 attendees with 40,000 of those festival goers living in TomorrowWorld’s onsite pop-up city DreamVille for the weekend.

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    Since its inception, Tomorrowworld has generated more than $80 million in revenue brought for the Atlanta area. Tomorrowworld 2015 will feature even more local Atlanta businesses including a hair salon, yoga, spin classes, organic dining, and more.

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    A limited amount of single day tickets, three-day passes and packages for TomorrowWorld’s on-site camping city, DreamVille, are available here.

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    TomorrowWorld announced its first chef partnership in conjunction with Red Beard Restaurants, the group created and owned by one of Atlantas hottest chefs, celebrated author and “Top Chef” finalist, Kevin Gillespie. The partnership will serve up an assortment of exclusive dining experiences headlined under Tomorrow’s Table to festival goers.
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    The music festival’s first sit-down restaurant experience, which will overlook the Main Stage and feature a new, fresh seasonal menu per day themed to one of Gillespie’s marquee restaurant concepts: traditional whole-hog barbecue Terminus City, award-winning restaurant Gunshow, and his newest Southern upscale eatery, Revival. 

    A similarly-themed takeaway picnic basket service and an intimate, seated 10-course dinner cooked and served by Gillespie and friends on Saturday night of the festival. Click here to reserve tickets to the various meals. http://restaurant.tomorrowworld.com
    For more information on tickets, the full lineup and more check out Tomorrowworld’s website, like them on Facebook and follow them on Twitter or use #Tomorrowworld