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As the weather gets cooler and the leaves start to change, we’re ready to put on our sweaters and embrace the season. South Carolina’s Old 96 District captures the Fall spirit perfectly, making it a perfect stop on any road trip.For forager Robby Astrove, Atlanta isn’t just a city in a forest. It’s a city in an orchard.Lia Picard - August 31, 2021On a stroll through Oakland Cemetery, Robby Astrove rubs a bush and notes that it’s sage. Around the corner, he notices lemon thyme growing among the plots; we stop for a taste with the city as a backdrop. There’s food everywhere, he says.Atlanta s L.E.A.D. nonprofit gets its own Adidas shoesDeMarco Williams - August 30, 2021When it was time to give a fresh take on the classic Adidas Forum shoe, L.E.A.D.’s youth ambassadors were all in. They embossed a map of Atlanta on the shoe’s heel overlay.Chef Justin Dixon departs Wonderkid to focus on his Humble Mumble pop-upCarly Cooper - August 30, 2021Wonderkid’s opening chef Justin Dixon is leaving the restaurant to focus on his Humble Mumble pop-up. He’ll start serving his sandwiches for lunch and “Atlanta cuisine” for dinner at a variety of locations around the city next month.4 new great brunch spots in metro AtlantaSam Worley - August 27, 2021Gold-dusted pancakes, fish and grits, Veuve Clicquot on ice: Local restaurateurs have opened a spate of buzzy brunch spots over the past year.Canceling Atlanta Pride festival is ultimately a public health decision, says executive directorRichard L. Eldredge - August 26, 2021On Wednesday, the Atlanta Pride Committee took to social media to announce, due to surging Covid-19 case rates, it would cancel its large, in-person events scheduled for October 9 and 10, including the festival in Piedmont Park and its popular parade, for the second year in a row.Here s who s running for mayor in Atlanta—and who are the likely front-runnersSean Keenan - August 26, 2021Who will be the next mayor of Atlanta? It's too early to guess. But local political experts say they have a good idea who will be the front-runners among the list of 14 candidates.Tum Pok Pok owner opens Asian fusion spot Yao in DunwoodyCarly Cooper - August 25, 2021Opening August 26, Yao blends Thai, Chinese, and Japanese flavors in small plates designed for sharing.Load moreFollow Us67,614FansLike126,739FollowersFollow493,957FollowersFollow TOP STORIESDavid Chang’s Fuku fried chicken launches in AtlantaCarly Cooper - August 18, 2021Get spicy chicken sandos, chicken fingers, and waffle fries delivered to your door from Momofuku's David Chang.8 things to know before you visit Candytopia in AtlantaMyrydd Wells - June 11, 2021Candytopia, a colorful, Instagramable wonderland filled with large candy sculptures and paintings, is back in Atlanta at the Disco Kroger shopping center in Buckhead. Before you go, here's what you need to know. (Hint: Bring socks, a fully charged phone, and prepare for confetti.)Atlanta native Quiantae Thomas’s Hamilton homecomingKelundra Smith - August 20, 2021The 25-year-old College Park native shares her journey from couch surfing in Manhattan to being in the room where it happens with an ensemble role in Hamilton's touring cast, which performs in Atlanta at the Fox Theatre this month.Dragon Con announces its 2021 Covid-19 guidelines: Vaccine or negative test and masks required, no public parade spectatorsMyrydd Wells - August 1, 2021Dragon Con announced it will require all guests of the Labor Day weekend to be vaccinated against Covid-19 or show a negative test result. It is also requiring masks in all indoor spaces and will reduce attendance to half of 2019's turnout.The Krystal on Northside Drive gets an ATL-themed makeoverKiah Armstrong - August 19, 2021The slider chain—now headquartered in Atlanta—collaborated with Butter.ATL and the Spice Group to add local flair to its bustling drive-thruGeorgia nonprofit Off the Chain builds enclosures to keep dogs from being tetheredKiah Armstrong - August 17, 2021At the core of the group’s work is the conviction that a suffering dog isn’t always the victim of willful neglect or malice—sometimes a pet’s owner simply isn’t aware of the harmful side effects or doesn’t have the resources to properly provide for it.Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience is now open at Pullman Yard. Here s what to know before you go.Jennifer Bradley Franklin - June 7, 2021Part museum, part immersive 360-degree digital spectacle, and part hands-on activity, the show takes guests on a journey through the Dutch post-impressionist artist's life. Here's what you need to know when visiting Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience in Atlanta. News CultureCanceling Atlanta Pride festival is ultimately a public health decision, says executive directorRichard L. Eldredge - August 26, 2021Here s who s running for mayor in Atlanta—and who are the likely front-runnersSean Keenan - August 26, 2021On Ponce de Leon Avenue, 2 Atlanta LGBTQ+ landmarks are being preservedRichard L. Eldredge - August 23, 2021 The Wylie Hotel has named its restaurant, Mrs. P’s, for an iconic gay bar housed in the building decades ago. Down the street, the Atlanta Eagle has become the city’s first designated historic landmark dedicated to LGBTQ+ history.Read moreAtlanta native Quiantae Thomas’s Hamilton homecomingKelundra Smith - August 20, 2021 The 25-year-old College Park native shares her journey from couch surfing in Manhattan to being in the room where it happens with an ensemble role in Hamilton's touring cast, which performs in Atlanta at the Fox Theatre this month.Read moreSouthern women in hip-hop are having a momentKelundra Smith - August 19, 2021 Today, the genre is seeing a new wave of women rise to the top—and Atlanta is the epicenter. In the last two years, most of the women who have been included on the coveted XXL Freshman list have either been from Atlanta or have called it home at some point, including Latto, Flo Milli, Rubi Rose, and Lakeyah. Even artists who aren’t from the South, such as Nicki Minaj, Saweetie, and Cardi B, are making hits here.Read moreLoad moreFood DrinkFor forager Robby Astrove, Atlanta isn’t just a city in a forest. It’s a city in an orchard.Lia Picard - August 31, 2021Chef Justin Dixon departs Wonderkid to focus on his Humble Mumble pop-upCarly Cooper - August 30, 20214 new great brunch spots in metro AtlantaSam Worley - August 27, 2021 Gold-dusted pancakes, fish and grits, Veuve Clicquot on ice: Local restaurateurs have opened a spate of buzzy brunch spots over the past year.Read moreTum Pok Pok owner opens Asian fusion spot Yao in DunwoodyCarly Cooper - August 25, 2021 Opening August 26, Yao blends Thai, Chinese, and Japanese flavors in small plates designed for sharing.Read moreErika Council s Bomb Biscuits brings breakfast sandwiches and cinnamon rolls to Irwin Street MarketCarly Cooper - August 23, 2021 Erika Council's pop-up-turned-delivery company brings its biscuit breakfast sandwiches and cinnamon rolls (in fun flavors like apple pie) to Old Fourth Ward.Read moreLoad moreATLANTA MAGAZINE S HOMEWe used our backyard wood-fired brick oven to feed friends and help our communityAndré Gallant - August 13, 2021One-of-a-kind furniture and interesting textures spice up this neutral living roomLisa Mowry - August 11, 2021 SponsoredGet the Goods at AmericasMart’s Fall Design WeekSponsored - August 9, 2021 July’s Atlanta Market at AmericasMart has come and gone, but Fall Design Week is just around the corner, September 20-22. So if you missed summer market – or if you prefer to shop at a slower pace – this is your chance to explore hundreds of home décor, gift and lifestyle showrooms across campus.Read moreDesigner Andrew Howard brings colorful, sophisticated South Florida style to this Buckhead homeLisa Mowry - August 4, 2021 Layered paints, wallcoverings, fabrics, and art give this five-year-old Buckhead home a colorful, decorative persona.Read moreMcLemore’s unique natural setting atop Lookout Mountain isn’t just for golfersBetsy Riley - July 27, 2021 Scenic Land Company purchased Northwest Georgia’s former Canyon Ridge Golf Club in 2018 and rechristened it McLemore. Now, its master plan calls for several hundred homes to be built in some half dozen neighborhoods, with settings ranging from forests and canyons to golf course views.Read moreLoad more SponsoredOur Favorite Ways to Celebrate Fall in South Carolina’s Old 96 DistrictFall is one of our favorite seasons for a reason! 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