Holiday

With travel costs remaining high across the country, Labor Day weekend is the perfect time to play tourist in Atlanta.

When it comes to a good celebration, Atlanta’s not a city to disappoint, and this Fourth of July weekend is no different.

Dads are notoriously hard to shop for, but we have a few ideas to help you celebrate Dad this Father’s Day:• For the dads that like to cook: Surprise them with a Big Green Egg, a new cookbook or even a gift card to their favorite restaurant.

Memorial Day Weekend marks the unofficial start of summer for Americans … Here are a few events Atlantan residents can attend to commemorate the weekend.

Atlantans love to celebrate Cinco De Mayo, and there’s no shortage of ways to do so.

Mother’s Day is just around the corner, and we’ve got you covered with some unique excursions and gifts.

Peter Cottontail is hippity hoppin’ around the corner! With Easter held on Sunday, April 17 this year, there are many egg-cellent holiday hunts happening around town this weekend and next.

In celebration of St. Patrick’s Day, Atlanta has a number of restaurants to enjoy authentic Irish fare.

The activism and achievements of the African-American community are recognized and celebrated during Black History Month each February.

There are so many ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day around town.

Every year we take a day off to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy, and many use the full weekend to give back to their community.

It’s hard to believe that 2022 is just days away. If you’re still scrambling to figure out plans, there’s plenty to do around town.

With kid-friendly ways to ring in the new year around town, adults can share in all the fun this year.

Many New Year’s traditions around the world involve food or music.

CBS will be ringing in 2022 with “New Year’s Eve Live: Nashville’s Big Bash” a star-studded five-hour entertainment special on Friday, Dec. 31, hosted by radio and TV personality Bobby Bones.

Struggling to find the perfect gifts this holiday season? Look no further than local! Give your loved ones a taste of the Peach State this year.

Forget about the latest gadget or toy, it’s the year to create memories, and Atlanta is filled with experiential gift options.

Whether your holiday budget is tight this year, or you’re unsure of what to get friends and family, there are tons of ways to make great gifts with items you probably have at home.

Recently, I was asked about my favorite holiday memory.

Atlanta Botanical Garden’s “Garden Lights, Holiday Nights” experience returns this holiday season and runs through Jan. 15 with old and new attractions.

In many homes during the holiday season, there may be an empty seat at the table for someone who is currently serving or one who has made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

Thanksgiving has passed, so it’s officially time to get things ready for Jolly Old St.Nick.

Gift-giving can be extremely rewarding, especially at Christmastime, but just imagine how good you would feel if your friends and loved ones weren’t the only ones benefitting from your selections.

After a year of cancelled holiday parties, Christmas 2021 calls for a break from tradition.

Brace your-elf Atlanta, Miracle is officially unwrapping its sixth season in the city.

On Thursday, Dec. 2, families are invited to ring in the holiday season on a cheery note at the annual Vinings Jubilee Christmas Tree Lighting from 6-8PM.

Good news, Atlanta! There’s no need to stress over shipping times and Black Friday lines. After a gloomy 2020, Atlanta’s holiday markets are back and better than ever: 

Turkey Day is a week away, but what can you bring to the table if you’re turkey-free? Kick off the holiday the vegan way by trying a few of these tasty takes on classics.

Tech, home, beauty and clothing items will dominate the sales from most retailers on Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

Let’s be honest, preparing a holiday meal can be an overwhelming amount of work and sometimes it’s better to focus instead on spending time with loved ones.