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The newest exhibition from Fernbank Museum debuts this weekend, and it’s one not to be missed.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and it’s more than just wearing pink ribbons, it’s about giving and receiving support.

Growing up with a disability is no easy feat and it can often lead to young children being ostracized, victimized and even bullied by their school peers.

Located at Ponce City Market on the BeltLine, Splatter Studio is the perfect location for date nights, friend groups, office events or simply getting in touch with your creative side.

With Halloween quickly approaching, there are several podcasts available to help set the tone for the spooky season.

Parrotheads, it’s time to unite.

In our always-on-the-go society, burnout has long been an issue, although not often acknowledged.

Believe it or not, pumpkins aren’t the only vegetable that should be associated with fall.

Pets thrive on routine (even notoriously independent cats) and after months of acclimating to owners at home all day, many are now struggling with disruptions to those routines as owners head back to the office.

Decatur Alpaca Cottage grants Airbnb guests a tailored experience on an urban alpaca farm.

Just five hours from Atlanta, Abingdon is a perfect getaway for a long weekend, with attractions like the historic Martha Washington Inn.

Last week I traveled, seeing people I haven’t seen in two years and attending my first Atlanta United game.

Haunt fans, the spookiest time of the year has arrived as NETHERWORLD, America’s favorite haunted house, officially opens Sept.

Although the official Atlanta Oktoberfest event may not be happening this year, there are plenty of places around the city to celebrate the beloved German tradition.

Learn about local history and art, meet new friends and see Atlanta’s natural wonders during guided tours by Trees Atlanta.

For the first time, “Disney On Ice presents Mickey’s Search Party” is coming to Atlanta.

As members of the LGBTQ+ community continue to receive the citywide spotlight they deserve throughout September and October, it’s only fitting that local events geared towards inclusion are highlighted.

In accordance with pandemic safety guidelines, the SCAD Atlanta AnimationFest has returned and is being hosted virtually through Sept.

The return of in-person festivals is in full swing, and there’s no shortage happening this fall.

Enjoy stunning views of Grandfather Mountain from this three-bedroom log cabin near Blowing Rock, North Carolina.

One day, when I led an in-house agency for The Charlotte Observer, the publisher decided the newspaper needed a new slogan.

Where the heck did the year go? Soon fall will arrive and sweater weather will take over — warm drinks (my fav), the holidays, New Year’s resolutions and 2022.

As Atlanta ranks second on the nation’s list for income inequality, food insecurity is now more of an issue than ever before.

The Atlanta Food & Wine Festival returns to O4W Park Sept. 11-12, showcasing some of the nation’s top chefs with fun activities for all.

Atlanta’s Harry Norman REALTORS® is partnering with non-profit organization Community Assistance Center to host a donation collection drive benefiting those in need throughout the metro Atlanta area.

With new retail shops opening this summer, and The Eastern music venue having launched its first shows, Atlanta Dairies in Reynoldstown is the place to be.

The Children’s Museum of Atlanta will debut a new interactive exhibit, Rube Goldberg: The World of Hilarious Invention! Sept. 18-Jan. 2.

As the daily hustle and bustle takes place between classes at the University of Georgia, observers may notice a few furry, four-legged friends intermixed in the crowded hallways.

Stone Mountain Park’s annual Pumpkin Festival is right around the corner, offering a variety of family-friendly activities Sept. 18-Oct. 30.

September marks National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, bringing awareness to warning signs, open dialogue and learning about resources.