When did we become a society that constantly feels the need to apologize? Especially women, and for things that don’t even require an apology.
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The Atlanta Ballet kicked off the regional ballet movement eight decades ago and was born in 1929.
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Forming a healthier eating lifestyle can be overwhelming, especially in the beginning stages. The Veggie Taste, an Atlanta outdoor vegan/plant-based festival, aims to help those looking to transition into healthier eating. The event will feature nutritional speakers, an artisan marketplace and food samples.
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Advance scheduling can be a lifesaver when managing multiple social media accounts. It can help de-stress your workload in many ways including mapping out the content, keeping consistency across platforms, reaching correct time zones and so much more.
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Think you’ve got Instagram game? Make sure you hit up one of the “most Instagrammed restaurants” in America, coming soon to Atlanta.
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As temperatures (hopefully) begin to drop, there is nothing better than getting cozy with a good book. These are a few of my picks for the new season:
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We’re obsessed with Big Softie, the new soft-serve shop in Summerhill. The vanilla is creamy, delicious and hugs the cone. Add metallic sprinkles, and I’m hooked.
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Returning this Labor Day weekend for the 14th year, the AJC Decatur Book Festival will host more than 250 authors, poets, historians, scientists and chefs this year.
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The heat keeps rising, which means there’s plenty of time to sip on some refreshing drinks before switching to those cozy cups of coffee and tea.
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With delicious restaurants opening up left and right in Atlanta, it can be hard to stand out. For Ponce de Leon hot spot 8ARM, that’s never been a problem. Executive Chef Maricela Vega has received critical acclaim for her innovative menu, featuring items like peaches and sunflower creme, preserved oyster mushrooms and tagliatelle.
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It’s a great excuse for a long weekend and marks the unofficial end of summer, but what’s the real reason Labor Day began?
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Gather your foodie friends, grab some popcorn and cozy up on the couch. Atlanta-based Chef Ian Winslade of Mission + Market is headed to Food Network for his debut on “Beat Bobby Flay” this month.