Caroline Parsley

All of us at #team360 love Thanksgiving, so this was the perfect time to produce our first themed issue.

It’s time to start thinking about which outfit you’re going to wear to the living room. My recommendation is to layer yourself like potato gratin so you can remove or add pieces.

For many, Thanksgiving is about spending time with the people they love most and reflecting on what they’re most thankful for, while gathered around a food-filled table. But, not everyone has the opportunity to spend the day with loved ones or eat the perfect holiday meal.

I love cooking, but also know it can be really stressful around the holidays. The stuffing needs to be seasoned perfectly and the turkey must have a crisp skin and moist center. But it’s perfectly acceptable to save your sanity by buying some items premade including:

As the dinner host, you want everyone to be comfortable and have a great time. Consider these five tips for hosting a memorable meal and bringing positivity to the table.

There’s no better feeling than curling up on the couch, stretchy pants on, and binge-watching TV after a delicious Thanksgiving dinner with family or friends. Luckily, there are plenty of festive, fan-favorite episodes to tune in to.

Giving Tuesday is just around the corner – the perfect day to give back to the community. On Nov. 27, consider supporting a good cause and making a donation to Camp Twin Lakes.

Such an important time is upon us. I write this as we’re set to rock the vote for the 2018 midterm elections. And while this will be published after we know the outcome of these elections, the point is that we get to vote.

Closing out the 2018 season, “The Snow Queen” returns to light up the wintry woods of Serenbe Playhouse every Wednesday through Sunday from Nov. 28–Jan. 6.

November is here and before you know it, we’ll be celebrating Thanksgiving and gearing up for Christmas in Atlanta. To prepare for the holiday season, here are some of my favorite ways to spend November.

From serving as executive chef at several top Atlanta restaurants to opening Richard’s Southern Fried at Krog Street Market, Chef Todd Richards has been a mainstay in Atlanta’s dining scene since 1992.

If you’re like me, you love your garden and plants, even if some don’t always love you back (looking at you, heirloom tomatoes), and work hard to give them attention. But come fall, the rules change for cold-weather gardening:

Multi-artist celebration The Experience Hendrix Tour is headed to the Fox Theatre for the 2019 season. The critically acclaimed show will take guests on a three-hour journey as powerhouse artists collaborate to perform Jimi Hendrix’s legendary hits.

It’s officially November. Can you believe the holiday season is here?

Atlanta Magazine is giving local nonprofits a platform to connect with the community and share their stories during the second annual #GIVEAtlantaChallenge, powered by partner Funraise. Donations of all sizes are now being accepted through Friday, Nov. 16.

Whether you’ve been in the entertainment industry for years or looking to get your foot in the door, the 2nd annual Dekalb Entertainment Expo should be on your radar.

Atlanta’s own Jenny Levison steps out of the kitchen and back onto the stage for a three-week run of “I Loved, I Lost, I Made Spaghetti,” based on Giulia Melucci’s 2009 memoir of the same title.

I’ve checked my email six times while writing this 100-word article, and I’m not alone. In a state of constant connection, it’s easy to go into communication overload.

It can be tiring trying to have conversations with family and friends over layers of noise, music and other group conversations. Both Zagat and Consumer Reports surveys have found that excessive noise is the chief complaint among diners.

Emotional support animals can bring calm to people who need them – and legal confusion to employers.

If you are thinking about buying a home, you’re probably aware that interest rates have been rising.

A midday gym session can be the best way to boost your energy levels during the workday. But the thought of redoing your hair or taking that second shower can be daunting.

The pleasant-looking bridge over Nickajack Creek is anything but, according to those who’ve traveled it. During the 1800s, several children came to their demise near the landmark.

This week I welcome 48. I realize The Atlanta 100 has become a diary of sorts for me. A place where I’ve shared more than I have in years. A journal, a soft space where I can allow you in and let so much out.

A challenging part of presentations can be managing questions during or after. They’re hard to control and sometimes audiences can use them to test you.

Calling all mortals! “The Ghastly Dreadfuls” are back from the dead and spookier than ever for their 2018 Halloween performances. Featuring all kinds of puppetry from stop-action silhouettes to marionettes and masques, the band of specters delights and distresses the audience with creepy tales from across the globe.

Interested in learning about everything soul food? Gail O’Neil sits down with Carla Hall, former cohost of ABC’s “The Chew,” on Friday, Oct. 26 at 7PM to do just that.

“Betsy, will you meet me, in heaven above…” These are the cries heard throughout the halls of the Historic Lawrenceville Jail, once sung by a slave whose life ended there.

If you’ve been missing the excitement of the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival, this may help hold you over until the full festival kicks off on Feb. 6.

I don’t know about you but I’m exhausted. The expected response time on emails, texts and phone calls in our society has turned into nothing short of a nightmare.