Events

Take a moment to imagine yourself strolling through a 16^th century Aztec marketplace, cooking a delicious meal and peeking inside the dining rooms of illustrious individuals from around the world. Now what if you could do this right in your own backyard?

Unbeknownst to many, I’m a long-time videogame enthusiast and enjoy any chance to stay in and get competitive with my fiancé. I still remember my aunt gifting me a Super Nintendo console as a teen and I was immediately hooked. I guess old habits die hard, as I still enjoy both classics (“Super Mario,” “Mortal Kombat”) and modern finds (“Bro Force,” “Overcooked”).

One of the most popular events of the annual Atlanta Food & Wine Festival, the Tasting Tents once again gathered some of the best purveyors in the South to dole out samples of their food and drink to thousands of enthusiastic guests.

It won’t be hard to find the commander in chief when President Bill Clinton comes to the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre to talk about his newly released novel, “The President is Missing.” The book, co-authored with James Patterson, marks the first time a president and best-selling novelist have collaborated on a fictional work.

Seven days, three ingredients and one easy way to give back – the highly anticipated Negroni Week is almost here, and we couldn’t be more excited! Launched in 2013 as a celebration of one of the world’s best cocktails and a goal to raise money for charitable causes around the globe, Negroni Week offers the best of both worlds.

Heading out for a fun camping trip your group becomes trapped in a remote cabin as the Sasquatch tries to force its way inside. Would you be able to solve the mystery and make it out alive? Put your wit to the test at Escape the NETHERWORLD.

More than 20 million people have viewed the video on the Anheuser-Busch Cartersville Brewery in the 2018 Budweiser Super Bowl spot. This summer the brewery is offering its first tours since 2015.

It’s time for ADAC’s 35th Annual Sample Sale, the best opportunity to take advantage of massive discounts throughout the 550,000-square-foot luxury design center. With designer brands, high-end indoor and outdoor home furnishings, rugs, lighting and accessories, how could you say no?

In 1973, the National Trust for Historic Preservation established May as Preservation Month. Whether it’s the first place you traveled to or a landmark that reminds you of home, Preservation Month encourages people to share stories of the places that are significant to them and their communities.

Put the “For Sale” sign in front of my house, I’m moving to the Southeastern Designer Showhouse & Gardens. The 9,804-square-foot English countryside-inspired house is nothing short of spectacular. Each room, including the stunning loggia, elaborately showcases the talents of 15 designers throughout the Southeast.

Hit the streets as the 47th Inman Park Spring Festival and Tour of Homes returns Friday, April 27 through Sunday, April 29.

Design enthusiasts rejoice! Featuring 25 educational presentations, lively discussions, and showroom openings and soirees, ADAC and VERANDA’s annual celebration, DESIGN ADAC, returns to Peachtree Hills April 24-26. This Southern-style fete welcomes world-renowned talent and today’s cultural icons including the inimitable Mr. Hamish Bowles, Editor at Large of Vogue, and the reigning queen of restrained elegance, Victoria Hagan, for a week of design wisdom.

I suffer from menu indecision. I always have trouble narrowing down a choice. So an event like Atlanta Magazine’s Best Restaurants Party is perfect for me. Unlimited samples with live music and signature cocktails? Count me in.

While the Keep America Beautiful organization works year-round to beautify communities, April serves as the official celebration as it recognizes national Keep America Beautiful Month.

The 2018 Atlanta Grilled Cheese Festival is back and cheesier than ever. Celebrate #NationalGrilledCheeseDay April 14-15 in Brookhaven Park with restaurants and food trucks from all over Atlanta serving up bites of cheesy goodness.

A family fun fair meets vibrant art show when the ARTlanta Fair kicks off in historic Fort McPherson.

Relive your glory days at Fernbank’s adult prom, take the kids to a LEGO-filled weekend, or honor the 50th anniversary of MLK’s death with The King Center. Here are things to do in Atlanta.

With St. Patrick’s Day falling on a Saturday this year, Atlanta’s Irish pubs and events are gearing up for an extra big turnout. From neighborhood parades and races to pub crawls and block parties, here are the St. Patrick’s Day celebrations happening this weekend in Atlanta.

Spend Friday evening with a droid comedian and robotic musician, or enjoying free pancakes at a booze art show. Spend Saturday tasting some of Atlanta’s best brunch offerings or at the city’s largest St. Patrick’s Day Festival. Here are things to do in Atlanta this weekend.

Help end poverty for women and girls with a two-mile walk on the BeltLine, see an inspiring WWII story brought to life, or enjoy the warm weather on Saturday with beer, bourbon, BBQ and oysters. Here are things to do in Atlanta this weekend.

Watch the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning masterpiece “RENT” on its 20th anniversary tour or world-famous truck drivers compete at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Help find a cure to neurofibromatosis by running in your undies or celebrate Black History Month with a parade. Here are things to do in Atlanta this weekend.

Feed the Children distributed its 1 millionth H.E.L.P. (Homeless Education and Literacy Program) backpack with community partner support. H.E.L.P promotes…

Watch “brawlers” fight for what they believe in for charity, celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year, and tour African-American filming and U.S. Civil Rights Trail sites with Atlanta Movie Tours. Here are things to do in Atlanta this weekend.

Airbnb introduced “experiences” as an extension of its rental-booking business. According to airbnbcitizen.com, “Experiences include things like immersive experiences for travelers, from a podcast-production lesson in Chicago, to honey making in Malibu and a bike tour through Los Angeles with a landscape architect. The options are never-ending.”

From an improv show and a costume cabaret to an evening of dancing in botanical gardens, Atlanta has a lot more to offer on Valentine’s Day than your standard three-course prix fixe dinner. Here are things to do on Feb. 14 in Atlanta.

Hear today’s best-known Cuban orchestra, experience Broadway/TV star Adam Trent’s touring magic show and watch Sunday’s big game in style at the Battery. Here are things to do in Atlanta this weekend:

Get ready to be amazed by fresh, funky performances from around the world when UniverSoul Circus swings into town.

Last week, Atlanta’s largest film festival and the largest Jewish film festival in the world opened with a bang. Director Sam Pollard’s “I’ve Gotta Be Me” won audiences over with its unfiltered look at a controversial icon, Sammy Davis Jr.

Spend the day sampling over 150 beers, check out one of the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival’s more than 50 films, or celebrate Mardi Gras early with a ball or bar crawl. Here are things to do in Atlanta this weekend.

While on winter hiatus now, the official Atlanta BeltLine tours resume in February, so now is a great time to register for one.