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Declutter Your Garage Space With These Smarter Solutions
We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn More ›. Decluttering the garage is a crucial step toward creating a safe, accessible, and high-functioning extension of your home. Because a garage serves as the main entryway for many households—as well as the storage hub for heavy tools, seasonal gear, sports equipment, lawn and garden supplies, and more—an unorganized space can quickly become an eyesore and safety hazard that makes daily routines frustrating and hard to maintain.
Homeworthy
An Atlanta Designer's Druid Hills Home Makes the Case for Bringing Back Formal Dining Rooms
The further we delve into the 21st century, the more distance we put between our homes and traditionally formal rooms of yore. Take the formal dining room, for example. Yes, they still exist, but when was the last time you walked into a new-build and discovered a separate room dedicated to formal dining? For us, The post A 1910 Atlanta Mansion Makes a Compelling Case for Formal Dining's Big Return first appeared on Homeworthy.
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Mother-Daughter Team Brings The Little Gym to Downtown Duluth
A former Swedish national-team gymnast and a former Atlanta Ballet dancer are opening a children’s movement and gymnastics center together in downtown Duluth. Annette and Melissa Mitchell, a mother-and-daughter team, begin a two-week soft opening for The Little Gym of Duluth on Monday, Nov. 2. A public grand-opening celebration is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 14.
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Atlanta Magazine
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Trendy Cabinets Organizes Its Bathroom Vanities Into Seven Styles
ROSWELL, GA - Trendy Cabinets has organized its bathroom vanity range into seven categories to help homeowners plan a bathroom update. The categories cover single sink, double sink, floating, freestanding, modern and custom vanities, along with vanity tops that come with an integrated sink. “A vanity decides how much storage...
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Midtown Mansion Takes Shape as Moon on Ponce, an Events Venue Decades in the Making
A 7,000-square-foot mansion on Ponce de Leon Avenue in Midtown Atlanta has quietly cycled through lives as a Prohibition-era inn, a creative haven and now an events venue in development. Moon on Ponce is the newest identity for the century-old property, which has spent the better part of a century hiding in plain sight along one of the city's busiest corridors.
The Root
An Early Look at Rare Basquiat Artwork Coming to Atlanta Soon
Fans of Jean-Michel Basquiat will have a chance to get up close and personal with some of his work at Atlanta’s High Museum of Art in 2027. That’s because it’ll be the home of the brand-new exhibition, “Basquiat, the Blue Ribbon Paintings, and the Art of Reproduction”–and we’ve got an early look at some of the pieces that will be on display.
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Little Five Points' Star Bar to Close After 35 Years, Red Light Café Moves In
Star Community Bar, the Little Five Points dive that has hosted underground music and comedy since 1991, will close at the end of 2026 after 35 years. Red Light Café, the Virginia-Highland listening room known for jazz and burlesque shows, will move into the building at 437 Moreland Ave. NE in January 2027.
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Atlanta airport ranks fifth best for avoiding major flight disruptions
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Atlanta has the world’s busiest airport, but a new report found that it’s also one of the most reliable. Consumer Affairs recently ranked Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) as the fifth-best airport for avoiding major flight disruptions, such as delays and cancellations.
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Why Locals Adore This FLAVOR-PACKED Breakfast Stop in Alpharetta, Georgia
Some neighborhood favorites make their case with a powdered-sugar welcome, and The Nest Cafe in downtown Alpharetta has signature beignets ready for the assignment. At 58 Canton Street, this breakfast, brunch, and lunch spot brings together specialty sweets, sandwiches, smoothies, and coffee under one inviting name. Its tribute to the...
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5 iconic scary movies filmed in & around Atlanta
Atlanta is known as the Hollywood of the South, or, affectionately, Y’allywood. And it’s no secret: we’ve had our fair share of films, TV shows, reality TV, and more shot right here in the A. And this spooky season, we want to make a list of some of the most famous horror films & thrillers shot right here in the ATL. Keep scrolling to see our picks!
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An Eater’s Guide to Dining and Drinking Around Atlanta
– Where to Start on Eater Atlanta's Best of Maps. Atlanta's got it going on. The city is known for its creative and diverse dining and good ol' Southern hospitality. With more than 6 million residents in metro Atlanta, a growing job market (we're the new tech hub of the South with giants like Microsoft and Google setting up bases here), and affordable housing, it's no wonder Atlanta is attracting people from far and wide. The locals may tell you, "we're full," but when it comes to food, there's always room for a culinary adventure.
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Remembering Tom Houck – one of Atlanta’s most colorful characters
Tom Houck would say he was writing a book: “Driving Dr. King.”. He was playing off “Driving Miss Daisy,” penned by Atlantan Alfred Uhry, about a Black man, Hoke Colburn, who drives an older Jewish woman, Daisy Werthan, loosely based on Uhry’s grandmother. Tom Houck loved...
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Suwanee receives $12,000 grant for Buford Highway murals
SUWANEE — Eight projects across Gwinnett County will receive a combined $99,400 in grants to support public art, historic preservation and cultural improvements, including new murals along Buford Highway in Suwanee. Explore Gwinnett announced the recipients of its 2026-27 Gwinnett Creativity Fund Placemaking Grants on Friday, Oct. 23. Individual...
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Buford Trail Of Terror Resurfaces At Lake Lanier With Pirates, Sirens And Fireworks
A haunted attraction that once drew capacity crowds of more than 1,000 people a night has come back from a two-year hiatus with an entirely new home on Lake Lanier. The Buford Trail of Terror has relocated to Margaritaville at Lanier Islands for its 2026 season, trading its old grounds for lakeside scenery that now shapes the scares themselves.