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I’ve been swimming upstream for months – stuck in a never-ending cycle of déjà vu, questioning everything while wondering why things play out the way they do.

With Easter just around the corner on Sunday, April 9, now is the perfect time to make plans for Easter brunch with family at one of these five Atlanta favorites.

Sunshine and warm weather are right around the corner, just in time for one of Atlanta’s hottest rooftop pools to reopen for spring and summer.

The Brookhaven Cherry Blossom Festival returns to Blackburn Park this Saturday, March 25, and Sunday, March 26.

A magical and uplifting performance is on the horizon for Atlanta residents and beyond.

Kids around Atlanta should get their baskets ready for the annual quest for prized Easter eggs.

Following a dreary winter, sunny skies have returned and are bringing with them farmers market season throughout metro Atlanta.

Every year participants in the AJC Peachtree Road Race look forward to crossing the finish line and receiving the year’s newly designed commemorative T-shirt.

After a renovation that includes a new lobby bar and seating area, the Balzer Theater at Herren’s reopens with a production of “Tiny Beautiful Things.

It’s that time of the year when everything in Georgia is covered in a light-yellow dusting of pollen.

Atlantans love the experience of shopping in local markets rather than traditional chains.

Moviemakers and movie lovers will tune in Sunday night to see who takes home a golden Oscar during the 2023 Academy Awards.

With spring just around the corner, the time to freshen up the home is also on the horizon.

As the weather warms and the days get longer, festival season is upon us.

Chateau Elan offers the ultimate experience for lovers of both wine and the outdoors.

Looking for a new podcast to listen to while you walk or work out, or during the commute to work? We’ve rounded up some Atlanta-based podcasts you’ll get hooked on:• “Buried Truths,” hosted by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and professor Hank Klibanoff and WABE, uncovers the sticky history and racial injustices that have happened in the South.

Hang on tight … it’s time to delve down the rabbit hole, escape from reality and experience the Wonderland of your adult dreams.

Spring is here, which means vacation for many homeowners.

My sister and I have always been our mom’s caregivers.

Childhood dreams are coming true this weekend. Fun for both kids and adults, the world’s largest bounce house is headed to the Gwinnett County Fair Grounds on Feb. 25-26, as well as March 3-5. 

Pet shelters around metro Atlanta have been over capacity for months as more animals are coming in and fewer are being adopted.

The Atlanta Contemporary is now presenting an exhibit showcasing works from five female artists on the rise from Georgia. The exhibit, titled “New Worlds,” is the 2023 iteration of the Atlanta Contemporary’s Georgia Women to Watch series. 

In celebration of National Pancake Day on Feb. 28, we’re sharing some of our favorite places around the city to grab a stack.

On Jan. 25, Governor Brian Kemp delivered his State of the State address, during which he promised an additional pay raise for Georgia’s state and university employees and public school teachers on top of pay raises given out during his first term.

A new report from Workamajig named Atlanta the best city in the U.S. for creatives. This shouldn’t be surprising since Atlanta’s art, music, film, and creative industries have been booming. 

The Museum of Design Atlanta (MODA) has launched MyMODA, a digital space for people worldwide to gather around design programs, including events, tours, lectures, panel discussions, online exhibitions and more in order to build community further.

Returning this March for its 20th anniversary, The Atlanta Preservation Center hosts “Phoenix Flies: A Celebration of Atlanta’s Historic Sites” from March 4-26.

Tune in Monday, Feb. 13 at 8:30AM EST to watch the live battle between Atlanta pizzaiolos Chef Luca Varuni of Varuni Napoli and Chef Matthew Foster of Phew’s Pies as they compete for the title of “Best Pizza in Atlanta.” 

Struggling to plan the perfect Valentine’s Day dinner? Whether single or taken, there are plenty of dining options for you to choose from.

In honor of Black History Month, here are five unique Black-owned Atlanta businesses to support year-round: • Bear & Honey Candle sells beautifully scented and designed candles and hosts BYOB candle-making classes.