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Step Inside Georgia Atlanta’s Bakery That Feels Like A European Market With French Almond Macarons & Croissants
Walking into Alon’s Bakery and Market feels like arriving in a charming Parisian café without ever leaving Atlanta. For more than two decades, this beloved destination has delighted locals and visitors with authentic European pastries and thoughtfully prepared gourmet foods. Glass cases display buttery croissants that shatter delicately with each bite, colorful French macarons arranged like edible jewels, and artisan breads baked to golden perfection.
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StillFire Brewing: Smyrna Grand Opening AND Suwanee St. Paddy’s Day Party!
Join 97.1 The River for the GRAND OPENING of StillFire Brewing’s Smyrna location on Friday, March 13. We will be there from 4-7pm!. Saturday, March 14 - St. Paddy’s Day Party in Suwanee:. Get ready for a full day of Irish cheer at StillFire! We’re bringing the music,...
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Alvin Ailey: Movement, spirit and soul reign supreme
There are performances you attend, and then there are performances that attend to you — that reach into something deep and rearrange it. On Friday, Feb. 13, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater delivered the latter to a packed and electric Fox Theatre in Atlanta, reminding every soul in that historic hall why live dance remains one of humanity’s most powerful forms of expression.
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20 free things to do in metro Atlanta in March
As the saying goes, March comes in like a lion and leaves like a lamb - even in the South. There are so many ways to enjoy the outdoors and take refuge with indoor activities as spring warmth waxes and wanes. Here are some of the most unique ways to enjoy March across Atlanta and its metro areas.
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Buford Highway Banh Mi Rush: Duluth Favorite Plots Doraville, Norcross Expansion
North Atlanta’s banh mi scene is about to get even more crowded. Banh Mi 135, a Vietnamese street-food concept already operating a Duluth shop, is pushing north with a Doraville outpost expected to open within weeks and a Norcross location targeted for summer 2026. The new stores will plug into the growing cluster of international eateries along Buford Highway and nearby Oakbrook Parkway that keeps luring diners across Atlanta’s suburbs.
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Station 11 Joining Midtown In Historic Fire Station Building
Asim Walker, the restaurateur behind Buckhead’s APT 4B and former restaurant concept Negril Village, is bringing a new concept — Station 11 — to 30 North Ave. NW in Midtown, according to liquor license paperwork filed with the neighborhood planning unit. Station 11’s name is a nod...
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Miami Taco Oasis Crashes onto Downtown Atlanta Patio Scene
A Miami-inspired, Latin-leaning open-air café called The Grotto is gearing up to hit downtown Atlanta’s Marietta Street corridor, bringing a tropical patio, tacos and craft cocktails to the tourist-heavy strip. Owner Shema Fulton is eyeing a soft opening in roughly 60 days, pending inspections and permits, which would add a new midday patio hangout steps from Centennial Olympic Park and the Georgia Aquarium.
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This Atlanta Georgia Museum Shows How Paper Changed Civilization With Over 10,000 Amazing Artifacts
Tucked inside the Georgia Tech campus in Atlanta, the Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking is one of the most surprisingly fascinating museums you may ever stumble upon. Housing over 10,000 artifacts, rare books, tools, and manuscripts, it tells the story of how paper quietly shaped the entire course of human civilization.
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Go Where Craft Beer Meets Candlelit Concerts & Discover Cumming’s Vickery Village In Georgia
If you have ever searched for a place where cold craft beer, live music glowing under soft candlelight, and memorable meals all blend seamlessly, Vickery Village in Cumming, Georgia delivers that experience with style. Located in Forsyth County, this vibrant open air community hub has quickly become one of the...
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The 14 Best Jewish Delis In Atlanta Georgia
Atlanta’s Jewish food culture runs deep, shaped by generations who brought cherished recipes and traditions with them to the South. Today, the city’s delis stand as delicious reminders of that heritage, serving classics that feel both timeless and comforting. Step inside and you will find hand sliced pastrami...
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Shaky Knees Musical Festival 2026 Lineup Revealed
One of the most stacked music festival lineups of 2026 has been revealed. Organizers have unveiled daily lineups for Shaky Knees Music Festival, happening in Atlanta, GA this September 18-20. Daily headliners include: The Strokes on Friday, September 18; Twenty One Pilots on Saturday, September 19; Gorillaz on Sunday, September...
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OCAF Exhibition ‘A Way Among Ways’ Celebrates the Act of Making
When Beth Malone was approached to curate an art exhibition for the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, deciding on a big statement that would appeal to and excite millions of passers-by became disorienting—so she went small, back to the basics. “I thought, ‘Who is the artist that you’re paying a...
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Hidden In Historic Parson’s Alley This Duluth Georgia Gem Serves Meat Dishes That Fall Off The Bone
Tucked into a charming corner of Duluth, Georgia, Falling Rabbit Restaurant delivers a dining experience that quickly turns first time guests into loyal fans. This inviting neighborhood gem is known for its expertly prepared slow cooked meats that truly fall off the bone, infused with deep flavor and crafted with patience. Each dish reflects a thoughtful approach to cooking, where quality ingredients and careful technique take center stage.
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Georgia Gwinnett College students experience Lunar New Year
The Lunar New Year is one of East Asia’s most significant cultural celebrations, and at Georgia Gwinnett College, students, faculty and staff recently had the opportunity to experience it firsthand. In 2026, the Lunar New Year began Feb. 17, ushering in the Year of the Fire Horse, a zodiac combination that occurs only once every 60 years. For Khoi Duong, ’27, a GGC student and Lawrenceville resident majoring in business administration with a marketing concentration, the event provided an opportunity to share the traditions of his Vietnamese heritage with the campus community. “Lunar New Year is a time to put all our differences aside and celebrate culture and tradition. Overall, the festival dived headfirst into what it’s like to live in the Vietnamese tradition,” he said. “The event gave students the opportunity to catch a glimpse of Vietnamese culture.” The celebration featured several themed tables, including stations offering samples of traditional Vietnamese snacks and displays highlighting meaningful customs. “Each table had its own story to it. There were also tables showcasing li xi (red envelopes), which is also a huge part of our tradition,” he added. Li xi, meaning “lucky money,” is placed inside small red envelopes and given to
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The 25th Annual Taste Of Atlanta Food Festival Returns This Spring To Celebrate A Quarter-Century Of The Biggest Culinary Icons In The City — Here’s Everything You Need To Know
When it comes to the culinary scene, everyone knows that Atlanta sets the culture in the Southeast. From our mouthwatering homestyle southern cooking and soul food to our experimental and delicious food concepts that push dining expectations, Atlanta is a true foodie paradise. And what better way to celebrate our flavorful city than with a mouthwatering taste… of Atlanta!? This year’s Taste of Atlanta festival is a definite can’t-miss experience! Keep scrolling for all the details!
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10 ways to spend your weekend in metro Atlanta: Food festivals, parades and more
Metro Atlanta’s weekend calendar is packed with both family-friendly events and things to do for the adults. Here’s where to go and what you should know before you head out. And take note: ATL’s music and art scenes collide at SweetWaterBrewing Company as we gear up for two...
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Tucker Restaurant Week offers daily specials at these 32 local eateries
Tucker Restaurant Week goes from Tuesday, February 24 to March 1, 2026. Check out the participating restaurants, below, which are all running a special of some type during these five days. Through the links provided, you can look at each venue separately to find its options for dine-in, patio dining,...
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Georgia Locals Drive Miles For The Outrageously Delicious Chicken Fried Steak At This Hole-In-The-Wall Restaurant
Sometimes the most extraordinary culinary adventures hide behind the most ordinary facades, and nowhere is this truer than at Atlanta’s legendary Busy Bee Cafe. This unassuming soul food sanctuary has been quietly serving up some of the most spectacular comfort food in the South, drawing devoted fans from across Georgia who wouldn’t dream of getting their chicken fried steak fix anywhere else.