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Get into some good deeds with Purim Festivities in Atlanta

Celebrate grace, freedom, and family on February 24. Purim is a Jewish holiday that marks the deliverance of the Jewish people from death at the hands of the Persian king Haman. Queen Ester and her uncle, Mordecai, are recognized for their bravery, wit, and willingness to seek the wellbeing of His chosen people over their [...]

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Learn to care for Decatur’s historic homes and other architectural gems

Atlanta’s rental market includes its fair share of houses for rent. Lucky residents get in on a few historic homes in Decatur, structures with unique architectural beauty and history placed around some of the hottest parts of town for dining, shopping and socializing. These coveted properties come with a multitude of perks but there are [...]

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Atlantic Station welcomes back the Winter Beer Carnival

A new Atlanta tradition is forming under the special events tents at Atlantic Station on February 9. Our city has plenty of annual festivals that have become iconic events for residents, like the Cherry Blossom and Black Arts festivals to name a few. We are in the process of welcoming a new winter favorite into [...]

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Filming in Forsyth: Dixie Mafia sets its sights north of Atlanta

Film crews pour into Forsyth County on the hunt for the perfect location for a new television show. The presence of the entertainment industry in Atlanta has grown notably in the past decade, resulting in a surge of revenue for city and surrounding metropolitan. The state overall received nearly $680million in investments last year alone. [...]

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Ghost Hunt Weekend Atlanta opens doors to the paranormal

I freakin’ love ghost shows. I started getting hooked with Paranormal State—the best, in my opinion–and then got pulled into Ghost Adventures when I needed a quick fix of bone chilling EVPs and things that go bump in the night. I spend a considerable time laughing at Aaron and drooling over Nick but the rest [...]

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3 ways to go rouge in honor of Mardi Gras

The craziest, most fun party of the year is nearly here! We can get you there or help bring the party to your place. Mark your calendar for February 12, 2013 for a bit of Mardi Gras madness! Barely a week after New Orleans welcomes the Super Bowl, the vibrant city opens its doors for [...]

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Black History Month celebrations in Atlanta delight and educate

Get in on the fun while celebrating a vibrant and intriguing history. On January 17, guests are welcome to enjoy A King Celebration Concert at the Atlanta Symphony Hall and the MLK Chapel on the Morehouse campus. Join Robert Spano and the Orchestra for an evening of music and festivities including a presentation by the [...]

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Atlanta Hawks go from red to green

“Atlanta Hawks” conjures images of the red, mighty winged fowl soaring over a sea of black, a logo that Atlantans have known for ages. So if the thought of the Hawks going green makes you a bit nauseous, that’s understandable. Fortunately, the phrase isn’t literal. Sports fans can keep the red hawk logo while being [...]

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Salaam! Celebrating Mawlid Un Nabi in Atlanta

January 24 has been designated by some Muslims as a day for celebrating the birth of the Holy Prophet Muhammad. In addition to celebrating his birth, it is also a time to reflect of the events that transpired around his birth, the fulfillment of prophesies, and his teachings. Worshipers are encouraged to study The Prophet’s [...]

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Fun places to volunteer for MLK Day

Volunteer in Atlanta on January 21 in the spirit of brotherhood and love. For many, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day is just a day off from work in honor of a historic figure. For those of us who are absolutely awesome, it’s yet another opportunity for us to engage with our community and do what [...]

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What Atlantans can look forward to in 2013

This year is going to be awesome. Here are a slew of wonderful things that you can look forward to. We will have more than our fair share of fun entertainment options with tons of concerts coming to Atlanta 2013. Teenagers (and women who are old enough to know better) will love to see The [...]

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The most epic New Year’s Eve parties in Atlanta

Bring in 2013 with excellent music, good friends, and diverse party atmospheres. When the Whiskey Park Atlanta New Year’s Eve Masquerade Ball first hit the scene five years ago, we thought we couldn’t be more thrilled. Atlanta needed a hip masquerade and we welcomed it with open arms. The tradition continues into 2013! Whiskey Park [...]

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Holiday light displays in Atlanta get you amped up for the holidays

Pack your car full of friends and high-tail it to any of these stunning holiday light shows near Atlanta. Lights of Life is one of the longest running, most breathtaking Christmas lights displays near Atlanta. It’s one of the largest and most affordable displays in the region, letting families tour for as little as $5. [...]

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Atlanta’s hottest Hanukkah events for young adults

This year Hanukkah rings in December 8-16, 2012 providing partiers with plenty of opportunities to mix, mingle, and celebrate. Everyone loves the holiday season, right? It’s the perfect opportunity to reignite your faith, meet new friends, and spend a little extra time with the family. Chanukah events in Atlanta kick off early, so mark your [...]

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Tis the season to party hearty

Check out these best Christmas parties in Atlanta to get yourself into the holiday spirit. Shag Atlanta is at it again with the 30th annual Christmas party. This Atlanta tradition continues to get better year after year with amazing prizes and an unbeatable party atmosphere. This three day event takes place November 29-December 1st, kicking [...]

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Release your wild side & get Back to Nature for the holidays

Experience the wilder side of shopping at the Chattahoochee Nature Center. Ready to experience your inner animal this holiday season? I’m not talking about the crazy Black Friday competitiveness that turns average citizens into professional wrestlers and bounty hunters. I’m talking about the true wild side of shopping at the annual Back to Nature Holiday [...]

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Why wait for snowfall? Snow Mountain is calling

Stone Mountain’s chilliest attraction is fluffed up and calling all snow bunnies. In Atlanta, we usually get snow each winter but it’s not real snow anyway, the sort that’s fluffy and wonderful and sticks to buildings so that our neighborhoods look like snow globes. We might get slush or snow that disappears before noon. You [...]

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The Atlanta art scene revs up for the holidays

Atlanta’s one stop shop for listings in the arts connects you to must-see holiday entertainment. Atlanta PlanIt works in collaboration with PBA 30 and WABE 90.1 (better known as NPR) to unite Atlantans by spreading the word about the city’s vast quantity of resources. In additional to educational programming and hyper-local news features, the alliance [...]

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Create a delicious Thanksgiving dinner, one Atlanta restaurant at a time

Compile the best dishes from the best sources to create a scrumptious meal. Who wants to spend several days cooking and washing dishes for Thanksgiving? Most of us simply don’t have that Martha Stewart touch. Those of us that do may not have the time to give it our all. The solution? Let the pros [...]

Creative, practical volunteer opportunities in Atlanta

Volunteer in Atlanta for the holidays with these creative outreach efforts. It’s the season of good will and hospitality! Don’t miss the unique opportunities to spread love and compassion throughout metro Atlanta. Most of us have heard of Meals on Wheels but did you know that they have a home repair service for seniors, too? [...]

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