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Tapping into my spiritual being through alternative healing, meditation or unique self-care rituals has become my jam. Enter aura readings.

Comedy Central’s popular late-night series “The Daily Show,” hosted by Trevor Noah, officially announced its decision to film from Atlanta this upcoming fall.

This summer, two extraordinary journeys are headed to the Illuminarium, and they are not to be missed.

Fireworks rule the night every Fourth of July and often the nights leading up to the holiday.

It’s the time of year when cities all over are hanging up their rainbow flags to support and celebrate the LGBTQ+ community.

Love Tiny Doors ATL? From 10AM-3PM on June 18, go behind the scenes and meet artist-in-residence Karen Anderson Singer.

If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably already been referring to this time of year as “the summer” … However, the official astronomical start of summer isn’t until Tuesday, June 21.  

Whether you’re a member of the LGBTQ+ community or a supporter, there are some great podcasts out there to listen to during Pride Month – or any time of the year.

The Atlanta BeltLine Arts and Cultural Department recently announced the 13th annual open call for its Art on the Atlanta BeltLine…

The most interactive circus in the world, UniverSoul Circus is in Atlanta with a lineup filled with show-stopping performances to celebrate its 29th season.

Throughout metro Atlanta, there are many events taking place where attendees of all ages can learn about and celebrate the Juneteenth, including …

On Sunday, June 19, many will spend the day celebrating Father’s Day. But for those who have difficult or estranged relationships, or whose fathers have passed away, the day can be tough to navigate.

Known as a leader in outdoor adventure, The Nantahala Outdoor Center is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year.

Looking to keep your kids busy this summer? Try one, or all, of these unique and fun activities:

“Mind over matter,” I thought as I moved forward for my turn.

A CEO’s best hair day was in seventh grade.He then proceeds to lose it – in more ways than one.

With graduation season officially arrived, there are several gift options to celebrate the grad in your life:

As a mom I am always carrying snacks, I think it comes with the territory. On a recent trip to Broken Bow, Oklahoma, I turned an unused tackle box into a snack container.

Is anyone else a sucker for a good designer/decorator showhouse? Don’t know about you, but it feels like a rite of spring passage to see showhouses on the calendars around town.

The newest cinematic experience from the Illuminarium opens next week along the Eastside BeltLine.

When you read this, I’ll be in Peru – hot off a day at Machu Picchu.

Did you know the practice of spring cleaning goes back centuries? Apparently, we’re not the first to feel like warmer weather calls for freshening up of our spaces.

Each year April 22 is a day to honor and celebrate our planet earth. While we should practice kindness to her year-round, Atlanta doesn’t lack in activities to commemorate the Earth Day celebration.

Imagine Picasso: The Immersive Exhibition is now welcoming visitors at the Pullman Yards in Atlanta.

The sun is higher and days are longer. It’s the perfect time to grab a book and head outdoors. Take some “me” time to dive into an interesting and fun read while soaking up some vitamin D:

On Tuesday, March 15, the Senate passed a unanimous bill that, if passed by the House of Representatives, will make Daylight Savings Time permanent.

I get obsessed, like when I try something and eat it constantly over a short period of time.

Yesterday, I gave a brief talk on my book, “Change Begins Here,” and I bombed.

Ever see something and it resonates? This quote, and more so the colors, did.

On Feb. 28 at 10AM, Amerigroup Georgia will support the national Read Across America initiative through a community reading event.