Articles tagged with: Atlanta
Atlantans who have never seen inside the Burns Cottage or wandered the narrow streets of Whittier Mill Village will have the chance to explore some of the city’s historic and architectural gems during The Atlanta …
By Ann Boutwell
March 1, 2003: Imagine it! The Children’s Museum of Atlanta opened at 275 Centennial Park Drive. Housed on the ground floor of the 25-story Museum Tower condominiums, the Children’s Museum transports visitors into …
By Collin Kelley, Editor
Award winning novelist, poet and essayist Margaret Atwood will read from her latest novel, The Year of the Flood, on Tuesday, Feb. 23, as part of the Savannah College of Art & …
On Saturday, Feb. 20, local director Savvy Lorestani and local production house ECG Productions will hold the first “Will Film For Food” fundraiser event to raise money for their forthcoming feature film “Quarterlife Ben”. …
In an effort to raise awareness of the proposed BeltLine, artists throughout Atlanta will create 216 pieces of art for placement at BeltLine and public right-of-way crossings. This initiative is the second of its …
If you log in to wi-fi at your local coffee house, chances are you’ve seen the Skyblox landing page, offering up news, info and deals for the neighborhood. Now the online access provider has a …



