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A celebration of the diversity, love and acceptance that is Atlanta. This year’s festival of urban artists at Central Park includes Lauryn Hill, Lil Baby, Jazmine Sullivan, Rick Ross + Gucci Mane, Jeezy and Ja Rule + Ashanti. www.onemusicfest.com MORE
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Yellow Daisy Festival celebrates more than 50 years as one of the top arts and crafts festivals in the country, growing from a small event to a four-day festival featuring more than 300 juried artists and artisans. The festival is held at Stone Mountain Park Sept. 8-11 and this year features a new Yellow Daisy Vintage Village in addition to artist demonstrations and festival food.
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Cirque du Soleil brings its newest touring show to Atlantic Station Oct. 6- Dec 24. KURIOS is described as a “larger than life curio cabinet that exists in a hidden, invisible world – a place where the craziest ideas and the grandest dreams lie waiting.” Cirque brings its unique cast of talented performers who transport viewers into an immersive dream world of music, art and performance. See acrobats, contortionists, clowns and unique circus performers whose talents defy description for a one-of-a-kind, family-friendly performance.
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Billed as one part music festival and two parts love fest, ONE Musicfest is a celebration of the diversity, love and acceptance that is Atlanta. Held at Central Park in Old Fourth Ward, this year’s two-day outdoor festival happens Oct. 8-9. The eclectic mashup of urban artists includes Lauryn Hill, Lil Baby, Jazmine Sullivan, Rick Ross + Gucci Mane, Jeezy, Ja Rule + Ashanti, City Girls, Tems and more. Included in the festival are food trucks, artists, crafters and merchandise.
Atlanta Food & Wine Festival runs for three days Sept. 15-18 at Historic Fourth Ward Park. The Grand Marquis event is all-inclusive admission to the Food & Wine Festival tasting tents. Guests can enjoy tastings from more than 30 chefs and Southern purveyors. Also on tap are cooking demonstrations, a BBQ cookoff and entertainment. Guests may purchase tickets for the Cluck’d: A Chicken & Cocktail Soirée, which features more than 15 top chefs preparing poultry dishes. The pie’s the limit at the Party by the Slice event. Pies run from pizza to pot pie to dessert. Tickets include bites and libations.
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ELEVATE Atlanta The annual ELEVATE Atlanta public art festival presented by the city of Atlanta - Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs takes place weekends from Sept. 16 through Oct. 9. The festival promotes and supports Atlanta artists and arts organizations that add to the city’s rich cultural offerings by painting murals, creating sculptures, planning exhibitions, hosting events and presenting music and dance performances.
Atlanta Pride Festival draws more than 300,000 visitors to the Pride Parade and Festival, the largest Pride event in the Southeast, scheduled for Oct. 7-9. Expect music, merchandise, art and food along with the iconic parade and a week’s worth of educational and social events. www.atlantapride.org
Beautiful weather and vibrant colors bring Atlanta outdoors in the fall. These annual fall festivals and events include good food (and drinks), the arts, music and more.
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ATLANTA NathalieORCHESTRASYMPHONYStutzmann music director What’s on tap at the ASO that will delight music lovers this fall? I’m looking forward to leading eight programs this season which will feature audience favorites such as Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, Brahms’ Third Symphony and Bach’s “St. Matthew Passion,” plus a world premiere of a new choral piece by Hilary Purrington and a Pulitzer Prize-winning work by George Walker. The season will include U.S. premieres of works by Lera Auerbach, Helen Grime and Tyshawn Sorey; ASO debuts from artists including Kazem Abdullah, Justin Austin and Elim Chan; and the return of such familiar faces as Lise de la Salle, Gil Shaham, and principal guest conductor Sir Donald Runnicles.
We know the ASO is among the best orchestras in the country. Why do you think that is so? It is an honor and a privilege to be the next music director of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. The first time I worked with these talented musicians, it became clear we had instant chemistry as well as mutual respect. The ASO is in top shape and deeply devoted to its craft, which is what first attracted me to Atlanta. I am also looking forward to working with the world-renowned Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Chorus. This group of dedicated choral musicians adds a real depth and breadth to the repertoire of the ASO. As a singer myself, I appreciate the ambition of this group and I’m looking forward to presenting some of the most beloved choral works in classical music in the coming seasons.
ATLANTA’S PERFORMING ARTS VENUES BRING THE WOW Fall is a busy time in Atlanta. Stages are set for drama, philharmonic sounds and international music. We checked in with four of the city’s notable performing arts venues to see what’s on tap for fall.
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The Alliance always has something cutting edge for its audiences. Any hints on what audiences can expect this fall? Our upcoming season celebrates human resiliency and joy. We will laugh and be moved by plays including “Everybody,” about man’s journey into the afterlife, and the Pulitzer Prize-winning play “The Hot Wing King.” We will hold our breath as actors defy gravity under the big top of a traveling circus in the world premiere musical “Water for Elephants,” based on the acclaimed novel. Shows for families include two world premiere musicals and our beloved annual production of “A Christmas Carol.” How would you describe the Alliance Theater and its value to audiences, as compared to regional theaters across the county? The Alliance Theatre values community, curiosity, collaboration and excellence, and is dedicated to representing Atlanta’s diverse community with the stories we tell. We believe that embracing differences in identity is essential to dynamic conversations and for growing empathy. The Alliance is known for high artistic standards and a national role in developing significant theatrical works, with more than 120 world premieres including nine that have transferred to Broadway. We’re also a leader in arts education, reaching 90,000 students annually.
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Performances begin with a Burkinabe actor telling the story of one man’s return to Africa. The season continues with Jane Monheit performing standards from The Great American Songbook and Nobuntu, a female a cappella group fromJazzZimbabwe.musicianand composer Arturo Sandoval is on tap. More performances include The Fifth Dimension, Martha Graham Dance Co., Mavis Staples, a Johnny Mercer tribute, Jazz at Lincoln Center and the Dorrance Dance Co..
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The Rialto is a unique combination of the arts and education. What else sets the Rialto – and Atlanta – apart from other cities and their theaters? As the center for arts and culture for Georgia State University (GSU), the Rialto is the performance home of the GSU School of Music. A portion of the programming is presented by and for GSU students, and the remaining programs are presented by visiting international artists. The Rialto advances creativity and innovation, and challenges the boundaries of imagination. We expand the level of excellence with the Rialto Jazz for Kids, the GSU School of Music students and the professionals who perform at the Rialto.
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What are some of the shows planned for the fall? For adults at Halloween, The Ghastly Dreadfuls take the stage. The show is a combination of gothic ghost stories, songs and dances with a touch of grim humor. The center invites families to the Monster Mash. In November, “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” soars back into town for the center’s faithful adaptation of the beloved 1964 television special.
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The Center for Puppetry Arts thrills young and old audiences alike. What’s the secret? Attractions like aquariums, zoos and museums are in many states, but there is only one Center for Puppetry Arts in the entire United States. The center offers an opportunity to experience every aspect of puppetry. Visitors can see live puppetry performances, build and manipulate puppets in workshops and learn about the global tradition of puppetry in the museum. The Jim Henson Gallery features the largest collection of Henson Muppets in the world.
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Visit “SPACE: A Journey to the Moon & Beyond,” which will have you flying across the galaxy. Check out a technicolor nebula, kick up dust on the moon, see Saturn’s rings up close and weave through an asteroid belt.
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Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame Fall is for football, especially in the South, so it is the perfect time to visit Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame. Visitors can check out the new “Game Changers” exhibit, which showcases critical events over the past 50 years that have shaped the history of college football. The display includes neverbefore-seen artifacts from the game’s most significant moments and allows fans to test their knowledge with “Game
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Autumn in Atlanta is glorious. The heat and humidity wear off, summer throngs return home and Atlanta’s top attractions offer exciting new programming for families, the over-21 crowd and even hard-to-please teenagers. Check out some of the best exhibits and events coming to Atlanta this fall.
Another all-new immersive spectacle at Illuminarium is “WAKING WONDERLAND.” Inspired by Lewis Caroll’s “Through the Looking Glass.” WAKING WONDERLAND is composed of multiple immersive environments allowing guests to join Alice’s granddaughter Anna on an adventure to a magical forest. They can greet the Cheshire Cat, help the Mad Hatter in his chaotic tea factory and visit the Queen of Hearts in her throne room. Both experiences are available on select days through Dec. 31. www.illuminarium.com/atlanta Atlanta History Center Fall is a beautiful time to take advantage of all the activities at the 33-acre Atlanta History Center campus. There are awardwinning exhibitions, historic houses and lovely gardens for families to explore. Visit on Oct. 31 for the annual Dia de Muertos (Day of the Dead) celebration for Mexican traditional dancing, food and cultural entertainment.
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Get ready to discover real adventures, immersive exhibitions and authentic wonders like nowhere else on Earth. The recent updates, including a refresh of the children’s hands-on “Aquanaut Adventure: A Discovery Zone” exhibit, are worth a trip. This fall, visitors at the aquarium can experience Dragon Con Night (Sept. 8), Aqua Vino (Sept. 30) and the 2022 Pride Kickoff (Oct. 7). www.georgiaaquarium.org
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Visit Michael C. Carlos Museum at Emory University to see art that sparkles including the exhibition “Making an Impression: The Art and Craft of Ancient Engraved Gemstones,” on view through Nov. 27. The exhibit draws on the museum’s collection of Greek and Roman gems, carved from semiprecious stones with some including tiny images of emperors, animals and characters from mythology. Check out the renovated and recently reopened Asian Gallery, too.
Children’s Museum of Atlanta Families with kids eight and younger can visit with their favorite canine superheroes during “Paw Patrol: Adventure Play,” Sept. 24-Jan. 8, 2023. Join the gang as they explore their unique abilities, overcome challenges and help friends. Kids will learn there’s no job too big and no pup too small. www.childrensmuseumatlanta.org
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Fernbank Museum of Natural History Travel around the world and back again at Fernbank’s new fall exhibit – “Journey to Space,” Oct. 8 -Jan. 1, 2023. The exhibition joins Fernbank’s many indoor and outdoor exhibits, including the world’s largest dinosaurs. Also, discover the hands-on interactive NatureQuest for kids, A Walk Through Time in Georgia, Fernbank Forest and WildWoods. www.fernbankmuseum.org
This fall, the High offers three new exhibits including “Stephen Burks: Shelter in Place,” Sept. 16-March 5, 2023, which explores ideas concerning domesticity, asking how to design interiors to enable joyful living while empowering creativity. Another exhibition will feature work by Deana Lawson, Oct. 7–Feb. 19, 2023. Lawson uses her work to investigate conventional representations of Black identities while using various his most famous compositions like “The Thinker.” The exhibition, on display Oct. 21– Jan. 15, 2023, follows Rodin’s rise to fame in America in the 20th century. www.high.org Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum
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“History with Chutzpah: Remarkable Stories of the Southern Jewish Adventure 1733-Present” displays more than 250 photographs, artifacts and oral histories, inviting guests on a journey into Jewish culture. The exhibition tells how Jewish Southerners adapted to, adopted or affected the society that surrounded them while celebrating their own unique Centennial Olympic Park Atlanta, GA 30313
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Pumpkin Festival: Play by Day, Glow by Night Enjoy family-friendly entertainment during the day. Then, glow by night with not-so-spooky fun and a parade. Sept. 17-Oct. 30 Stone Mountain Park www.stonemountainpark.com
Fright Fest During the day, find family-friendly frights throughout the park, but as the night creeps in, beware of much scarier sights. Sept. 17-Oct. 31 Six Flags Over Georgia www.sixflags.com/overgeorgia Continued on page 16 scariest haunts are just dying to welcome you, as are many family-friendly festivals and activities. Check out our list of Atlanta Halloween activities and plan your spookiest day this season.
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Woodland Spirits Encounter ghostly visitors in the shadows, deep in the vistas and waiting in plain sight as you explore the outdoors in WildWoods and Fernbank Forest. Sept. 17-Nov. 6 Fernbank Museum of Natural History www.fernbankmuseum.org
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Awesome Autumn Come for Scarecrows in the Garden, where decorated scarecrows line the garden paths. Fest-of-Ale happens Tuesdays-Sundays with specialty ales
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These popular nighttime tours of the historic cemetery will feature costumed docents leading tours through the beautifully lit Victorian gardens. www.oaklandcemetery.com
While not Halloween, this holiday of joyful celebration is commemorated annually at Atlanta History Center with traditional Mexican dancing, food and entertainment. Oct. 31 Atlanta History Center www.atlantahistorycenter.com
Play by day as you enjoy family-friendly attractions and special fall entertainment featuring some of your favorite classic storybook characters! Then, glow by night in a whole new light with plenty of not-so-spooky fun after the sun goes down! Open select dates September 17 – October 30. Plan your visit and purchase tickets at stonemountainpark.com. stonemountainpark.com | 800-401-2407
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Atlanta takes great pride in being the LGBTQ+ capital of the South and a destination that welcomes all visitors. Atlanta Pride is a week-long celebration in October and is the largest of its kind in the Southeast. The event features a three-day festival (Oct. 7-9) with music, art and food along with a parade and both educational and social events. Whether you are coming into town for the celebration or you live locally, here is a 24-hour itinerary highlighting some of the top Atlanta LGBTQ+ owned businesses, restaurants and merchants.
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LUNCH Now that you’ve worked up an appetite, fill up on quiche, a Yogi yogurt bowl or the Hungry Dude Plate at Baker Dude Bakery Café in Grant Park at The Beacon Atlanta. This Black-owned business also boasts fresh French and Italian desserts, crafty cakes and a healthy lunch menu. Before you leave, order a signature treat for later – maybe the rainbow cupcake or Funfetti Rainbow cake with six colorful layers of deliciousness. Another location is at Chattahoochee Food Works. www.bakerdude.com
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Start your day with fresh black coffee or a chai latte from Finca To Filter located inside Wild Heaven brewery in Atlanta’s West End. This queer- and female-owned business celebrates being “queer and caffeinated” every day and also hosts regular events like Drag Queen Bingo. The business also offers light breakfast items so order ahead for pick up and then get in your steps on the three-mile Westside Trail of Atlanta BeltLine. The trail stitches together some of Atlanta’s oldest and most historic neighborhoods and is a great way to spend the morning. fincatofilter.coffee
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Another spot to check out is in Ponce City Market. Souk Bō’hēmian is a Blackowned, woman-owned, queer-owned shop that partners with local and global artisans and features minimal palettes and global aesthetics. You will feel like you’ve entered a bazaar in North Africa as you browse the ready-to-wear pieces, home goods, small-batch jewelry and handmade accessories. www.soukbohemian.com
AFTERNOON Antiques and Beyond on Cheshire Bridge Road is possibly the largest antique store in the city with more than 25,000 square feet filled to the brim with authentic and eclectic items waiting to be explored. Browse more than 70 merchants offering an interesting mix of antique, vintage and gently used decorator items for the home and garden. www.antiquesandbeyond.com
After you’ve had your dose of shopping, browse local contemporary art and catch the latest exhibitions at KAI LIN ART in the Westside neighborhood. This gallery has been recognized by regional, national and international publications for being on the cutting edge of art in America. www.kailinart.com
EVENING Take a late afternoon stroll on Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail, and, after enjoying the cityscapes and public art, stop at the GYM, otherwise known as Guac y Margys. All margaritas are made with in-house syrups and fresh-squeezed juices, which is why the eatery has been dubbed “Atlanta’s Margarita Bar.” www.guacymargys.com
Another evening option is Mary’s East Atlanta. Proudly referred to as East Atlanta’s gay dive bar, Mary’s was named by Logo Channel and Out Magazine as one of the best gay bars in the world. Mary’s is the place to see weekly drag shows and live performances from Atlanta’s top queer talent. Locals and visitors come here to sing their heart out to one of 15,000 songs. www.marysatlanta.com
Grab a graphic tee, sporty tank or cool headgear and accessories from YEAHBUZZY (YBZY). Not only does the shop take pride in producing top-quality merchandise for Atlanta’s queer locals and visitors, but YBZY collaborates with local artists and brands to further spread awareness of the LGBTQ+ community. Find them at The Beehive in the Edgewood District, Home Grown and Brushstrokes in Ansley Mall. www.abetterbuzzbrandgoods.com
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Another Mexican cuisine favorite is No Mas! Cantina, located in Castleberry Hill. Part café and part artisan market, there’s plenty of food and shopping to take in before and after your dining experience. www.nomascantina.com
After filling up on tacos, head to Sweet Auburn District’s Georgia Beer Garden, open until 2:30 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. This is where you will experience Downtown’s largest backyard patio with feel-good music and 20 taps of locally brewed beer. www.gabeergarden.com
Off Edgewood Avenue just a few minutes away from Downtown, hang out at Joystick Gamebar featuring retro video, classic arcade and tabletop games. Nearby in the Sweet Auburn neighborhood is another queer-owned business – Sister Louisa’s Church of the Living Room & Ping-Pong Emporium. Sip the signature drink, Spiritual Sangria, sing favorite songs accompanied by a gorgeous organ and take part in the weekly Ping-Pong tournaments. www.sisterlouisaschurch.com
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Centennial Olympic Park A unos pasos de las atracciones más visitadas en la ciudad, encontrarás el bello parque Centennial Olympic Park que le hace honor a las Olimpiadas que se llevaron a cabo en Atlanta en 1996.
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Museos Atlanta cuenta con un sin fin de museos increíbles y la mayoría ofrecen entrada gratuita al público por lo menos una vez al mes. Incluidos están el Children’s Museum of Atlanta el segundo martes de cada mes, el High Museum of Art el segundo domingo de cada mes, el Center for Puppetry Arts el primer sábado de cada mes, y el Georgia Aquarium es gratis en tu cumpleaños. Visita sus páginas de internet respectivamente para confirmar y asegurar tu entrada.
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El Atlanta BeltLine es un sendero de 22 millas que rodea la ciudad. Se puede disfrutar a pie, en bicicleta, en patines, o hasta con tu mascota. Recórrelo y disfruta de vistas de la ciudad, parques colindantes en la ruta, y un mundo de arte representado por artistas locales.
Tómate una foto con los anillos olímpicos, refrescate en la enorme fuente, y disfruta del día en medio de la ciudad.
Visita el histórico Ponce City Market donde se puede comer, beber, comprar y hasta vivir. El edificio alguna vez fue una tienda Sears, hoy es uno de los lugares más populares en Atlanta reconocido por el National Trust for Historic Preservation como “La Historia en Ciernes”.(Del comienzo) Atlanta BeltLine
Piedmont Park No hay nada más bello en el otoño que ver el color de las hojas de los árboles cambiar. Visita Piedmont Park y sumérgete en la vegetación. Puedes usar el Street Workout Park ejercitándote en un gimnasio al aire libre, o puedes relajarte haciendo un dia de campo en cualquiera de sus áreas verdes. Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park Atlanta forma parte importante del movimiento por los derechos civiles. Visita el vecindario de Sweet Auburn en el centro de la ciudad y explora el nombrado parque histórico nacional conmemorando al legendario Martin Luther King Jr. Ahi podras tomar un tour de la casa en la que nació y visitar otros centros importantes como Ebenezer Baptist Church donde fue bautizado e impartió su primer sermón como pastor de la iglesia, y visitar el International World Peace Rose Garden, un jardín dedicado a la paz mundial.
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Atlanta es una ciudad que tiene mucho para disfrutar sin tener que pagar costo de entrada. Aquí te ofrecemos una lista de opciones para pasar un rato agradable sin tener que romper la alcancía.
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@ycambron LISSETTE CORREA De raíces puertorriqueñas, Lissette Correa, es una de las muralistas más aclamadas de Atlanta. Su carrera como artista comenzó en el mundo de la moda diseñando y creando para marcas como Target, Macy’s, Zumiez, Urban Outfitters y Forever 21, entre otras. Ha hecho colaboraciones con Nike, Champions, Red Bull y hasta con compañías cerveceras. Sus creaciones van más allá del pincel y las calles de Atlanta han sido su lienzo. Sus murales son reconocidos por ser mensajes de amor, cultura y positivismo con colores fuertes y vibrantes que dan vida, un sentido de comunidad y orgullo por sus propias raíces. Mientras paseas por el Atlanta BeltLine, seguro encontrarás una creación de Correa.
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La ciudad de Atlanta se ha convertido en el lienzo de varios artistas de ascendencia Latina que han hecho de esta ciudad su segunda casa. Las calles de Atlanta se han convertido en vitrinas que muestran su talento y arduo trabajo. Conoce a algunos de los artistas muralistas Latinos en Atlanta que hablan de la cultura Latina a través de los vecindarios de la ciudad por medio de su arte.
@arrrtaddict CHRISTIAN LIMÓN NUÑEZ Fundador de Kuali Gallery, Christian Limón Nuñez es un pintor muralista con ascendencia de Jalisco. Más allá de sus pinturas poéticas y tatuajes artísticos, Limón Núñez ha dejado su huella como muralista en las paredes de Atlanta. Uno de sus más reconocidos trabajos fue bajo el famoso puente en Krog Street Tunnel, donde ilustró al activista Chicano Boina Café Mike Rivera. Además de ser artista, Limón Núñez trabaja como agente de arte de diversos artistas visuales predominantes en el sureste de los Estados Unidos, muchos de los cuales tienen éxito iconográfico internacional. @artpluguno Visita DiscoverAtlanta.com/es y descubre más sobre los muralistas Latinos en Atlanta.
YEHIMI CAMBRÓN Originaria de Michoacán, México, Yehimi Cambrón es una artista, activista y oradora pública. Siendo beneficiaria de DACA, su arte forma parte de su activismo inspirándose en los inmigrantes y reflejando las experiencias de los latinos indocumentados. Sus murales se encuentran en lugares clave de la ciudad, incluyendo el magnífico Mercedes-Benz Stadium donde Cambrón pintó el mural “Monumentos: Inmigrantes de Atlanta”. Durante el Super Bowl LIII el arte público de Cambrón ayudó a decorar la ciudad con su mural “Monumentos: Llevamos los Sueños y los Luchadores por la Libertad”. Cambrón se ha convertido en la primera artista indocumentada en exponer su arte en el High Museum of Atlanta, el museo de arte más importante del sureste del país.
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In the television show “Hawkeye,” Kate (Hailee Steinfeld) finds the LARPers (Live Action Role Players) practicing in the park (Piedmont Park) and asks for their help in recovering the trick arrows.
Fans may recall the scene in “Avengers: Infinity War” when Pepper (Gwyneth Paltrow) and Tony (Robert Downey Jr.) are jogging when Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) steps out of a portal with Bruce (Mark Ruffalo) and asks for their help. That location was Piedmont Park.
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In “The Change Up,” the anniversary party for Dave (Jason Bateman) and Jamie (Leslie Mann) was set on the dock of Piedmont Park’s Lake Clara Meer. Piedmont Park also was the setting for Daddy’s Group Walk in the movie, “What to Expect When You’re Expecting,” and also was featured in Season 4 of the hit Netflix show “Ozark.” Westside Park
Whenever you’re in Atlanta and notice a yellow sign with black letters, you’re probably driving past a location where a show or a movie is being filmed. Among the many feature films currently filming or recently wrapped up in the city are “Harold and the Purple Crayon” (release scheduled for 2023), “Fantasy Football” andFor“Cinnamon.”morefeature films currently filming, please visit www.georgia.org
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Downtown’s Centennial Olympic Park, a legacy from the city’s 1996 Olympic Games, played a starring role in the Clint Eastwood-directed film “Richard Jewell.” Woodruff Park Woodruff Park, also in downtown Atlanta, was the scene of a brawl in “Anchorman 2: The Legend.” The small park also was featured in “The ChangeUp,” “Black Lightning” and “Zombieland.”
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It might be surprising to learn that the film industry has a huge economic impact on Atlanta and the state of Georgia – $4 billion in direct spending in fiscal year 2021.* Atlanta’s lush, green parks have been transformed into places from around the world, and you can easily visit these sites.
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The central feature of Atlanta’s newest green space is a 350-foot-deep quarry which has shown up in episodes of “The Walking Dead,” “The Vampire Diaries,” “Game of Silence” and in “The Divergent” series. Fans may remember Katniss and Gale resting at the quarry in “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay– Part 1.”
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Whether your ideal getaway involves sipping a glass of wine while enjoying the view, relaxing with a well-deserved massage or stepping outside to explore nature’s playground, getaways near Atlanta have what you need for a day trip or weekend-long stay.
Explore the new river boardwalk trail and native gardens See the wildlife that call the Chattahoochee Watershed home
Located 40 miles south of Atlanta, Serenbe is a wellness community nestled on acres of beautifully preserved forests and meadows with nature trails that connect residential and resort areas with restaurants and shops. The rolling countryside and pastoral elegance of the Inn at Serenbe make this rustic backdrop the perfect location for your next getaway. Enjoy Serenbe’s critically acclaimed restaurants plus art galleries, horseback riding and farmers market. The Spa at Serenbe is a peaceful retreat with a welcoming staff.
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As one of the oldest and largest in Georgia, Habersham Vineyard & Winery is where to find a selection of locally grown and produced wines. The gift shop carries wine-related specialty items and gourmet foods. Holding the title as one of the most awarded wineries outside of California, Frogtown Cellars, about an hour and a half from Atlanta, will be recognized as an American viticulture area. Relax on the porch overlooking the vineyards and mountains while you enjoy a meal from theNestledbistro.on 184 acres in The Heart of Georgia Wine Country, Three Sisters Vineyard & Winery is dedicated to presenting wine enthusiasts with a genuine small family farm experience.
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Located on 3,200 acres of natural beauty and greenery, Stone Mountain Park features family-friendly attractions, recreational activities and entertainment. Spend the day enjoying a picnic or taking a hike. Another option: Go camping for the whole weekend. Take a break in a cozy Getaway Cabin in the forest at Suches. The modern, minimalist cabin layout includes basic supplies, comfortable bedding and a large window to fully appreciate the natural surroundings. Suches is about a two-hour drive from Atlanta. For more nearby getaways and places to explore, please visit DiscoverAtlanta.com
With a history dating back two centuries, Barnsley Resort is an Englishinspired village with Southern traditions just one hour north of Atlanta. Enjoy the championship golf course, spa, horseback riding and nature trails. Located only 30 minutes south of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Foxhall Resort welcomes visitors to its lakeside cottages and offers archery, kayaking, paddleboarding and an infinity pool.
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Rina Discover the patio at Rina, channeling Tel Aviv beach vibes with a unique spin on Israeli street food. Located on the Eastside Trail of Atlanta BeltLine, Rina serves colorful mezze, house-made hummus, sizzling skewers and the intriguing Turkish coffee shake. www.rinakitchen.com
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Juniper Cafe This modern Vietnamese cafe and bakery in the Westside neighborhood serves breakfast, lunch and all-day Sunday brunch. Try the Bakery Cafe for morning tea or coffee drinks or the restaurant, which, later in the day, features Vietnamese specialties like pho, banh mis and coconut shaved ice. www.juniper-cafe.com
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City Winery Sure, Atlanta’s only urban winery hosts a sensational lineup of live acts, but City Winery’s patio is a prime location for enjoying wine made right on the premises. This upbeat Ponce City Market spot offers interesting shared plates, larger entrees and steaming pizzas. www.citywinery.com/atlanta 5Church Buckhead Expect a truly unique dining experience in the stunning sunroom at 5Church Buckhead. While not technically outdoors, the whimsical space offers Take advantage of Atlanta’s beautiful fall weather in one of our many restaurants serving up patio views. Whether you’re looking for a local brunch spot, a late lunch or dinner with lingering cocktails, you’ll want to hit this list for the best places to eat outside in Atlanta.
Atlanta’s hotels have a reputation for cool, outdoor rooftops, and Spaceman at Hyatt Centric Buckhead is out of this world. The rooftop bar offers stunning views along with craft cocktails and small bites.
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Step out onto the ninth floor terrace of the Epicurean Atlanta hotel into a lush garden with outdoor lounge seating. Flavors of South America and Mexico are served in dishes, raw bar selections and drinks as guests indulge in scenic city vistas and the open-air bar.
www.spacemanatl.com ParkGrounds The neighborhood cafe in Reynoldstown has a lovely pet-friendly patio in the shade, perfect for grabbing coffee and a light breakfast. Later on, stop in for a sandwich and relax with a cocktail among the locals.
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Aziza The patio at Aziza in the Westside area is covered in greenery, the best backdrop for a variety of fresh modern Israeli cuisine. Delve into the seasonal menu highlighting plates such as short ribs, fairy tale eggplant and exquisite desserts.
Bastone Drop in at one of two patios at Bastone on the Westside and sample dishes from this Naples-inspired mozzarella bar. Try the hand-stretched mozzarella, expertly prepared pastas, Italian wines and craft cocktails. www.bastoneatlanta.com
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One of many Downtown restaurants with outdoor seating, the friendly spot offers Southern cuisine featuring Georgia shrimp and pimento cheese grits, pork porterhouse and jazzy cocktails. www.whiteoakkitchen.com St. Julep
plenty of sunlight and an incredible three-course chef’s tasting menu for dinner, available only in the sunroom. Or, try the regular New American menu for lunch or brunch.
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Stop in for lunch or dinner on the patio at White Oak Kitchen & Cocktails.
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This new neighborhood spot on the Eastside Trail of the Atlanta BeltLine offers out-of-the-ordinary dishes, cold drinks and an all-day Sunday brunch. The welcoming patio at this restaurant from local chef Kevin Gillespie offers sheet tray nachos with beer-braised pork, satisfying burgers and the signature Closed-On-Sunday Chicken Sandwich.
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The cheesy, indulgent Detroit-style pizzas served at Nina & Rafi are as inviting as the view on the patio, located on Atlanta BeltLine’s Eastside Trail. Browse the menu, also serving classic round pizzas, Italian fried meatballs and pours from one of the most extensive Amari lists in Atlanta. www.ninaandrafi.com
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Give your Instagram a chic look when capturing the perfect shot of your meal from Lyla Lila. This southern European eatery in the heart of Midtown offers pasta, seafood and exquisite desserts. Where: Midtown www.lylalilaatl.com
Add a pop of color to your life with tasty frozen treats. From the fruity ice pops to the fun slush cocktails, King of Pops will help you keep things cool.
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Where: Worldwide HQ Bar (Eastside); Ponce City Market (Eastside); Colony Square (Midtown) www.kingofpops.com
THE BANDO Take a trip to the trap house while visiting this eclectic wing spot and be sure to take a snapshot of the famous “crack” wings. Where: Westside www.instagram.com/thebando_atl
Note: Restaurant hours might change. Please check online before venturing out so that you can hit new favorite spots when they are open.
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GRASS VBQ JOINT Known for being Atlanta’s astastetheswitchjoint,plant-basedfirstBBQthusthetoVBQ,flavorfulbitesjustasgoodtheylook. Where: Westside www.grassvbqjoint.com
spiked soft serve while taking in the views. No-fuss cocktails wash down all of those snacks. www.saintjulepatl.com Little Sparrow Located in the Westside Provisions District, this new neighborhood restaurant is inspired by old Brooklyn taverns and European cafés and bistros. Gather on the patio for a flavorsome burger and fries or savor cocktails while watching the busy shopping area come to life. www.fordfry.com/restaurants
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This hip plant-based burger spot knows how to keep things exciting. With plenty of toppings and savory sauces, the perfect photo awaits. Where: Westside, Eastside and many more locations www.sluttyveganatl.com
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After getting the inside scoop from several Atlanta retailers, we compiled a list of the top fall fashion trends and must-have pieces to help you fashionably navigate Atlanta’s shopping options. Here’s what we learned. Turtlenecks are back Turtlenecks are an absolute must-have this fall. Black is a great color choice and can be worn casually and also on a night out. Shop the look: Tory Burch, St. John, Valentino, Burberry
• Gucci is now open at Lenox Square where guests can shop men’s and women’s shoes, handbags and more.
• BYREDO recently opened its first boutique in the Southeast at Phipps Plaza. This Swedish company offers perfumes, candles, makeup, body care and leather goods.
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Buckhead’s Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza are brimming with high-end luxury to bring you into the new season in style.
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Atlanta’s top shopping destinations run from high-end luxury to small, locally owned boutiques and everything in between. This fall, immerse yourself in Atlanta’s shopping scene with tips from a top stylist and new stores to add to your shopping itinerary.
• The iconic polos from Lacoste can be found at the shop’s new location on the mall level next to Nike.
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The robe A cozy robe coat is the ultimate reemergence piece this fall. Shop the look: Gucci, Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, Salvatore Ferragamo Flashback to the 1980s Bold colors and oversized proportions are very on-trend for fall. Shop the look: FENDI, Carolina Herrera, Dolce & Gabbana, Gucci, Tom Ford Black shimmers and sparkles Shine bright like a diamond this fall as black reemerges as the go-to color. Your festive attire will carry you into the winter and be the perfect option for celebrating the last evening of the year. Shop the look: Prada, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Burberry, Golden Goose Suit up Fall has been dubbed the season for the return of the suit. Shop the look: Tom Ford, St. John, Gucci, Yves Saint Laurent, Bottega Veneta. (Find Bottega Veneta’s newly renovated brick-and-mortar location on Level One in the Saks Fifth Avenue wing at Phipps Plaza.)
High-waisted pants You can find this popular pants style at price points for every budget. This look goes great with a tucked in top and long jacket. Shop the look: Zara, Banana Republic, Macy’s and Express for budget-friendly options; FENDI, Dolce & Gabbana, Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus for a more luxurious fit.
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• Scotch & Soda, located at Lenox Square (plus a newly opened location at Ponce City Market), is another shop we recommend. This Amsterdambased clothing brand offers eclectic mixes of classic and contemporary. Create a modern wardrobe this fall with everyday pieces and statement looks that transition through the season with ease and attitude.
• Buckhead Village District features everything from high-end shopping to amazing dining experiences. Joining the luxurious retail lineup this fall is rag & bone, which will carry men’s and women’s ready-to-wear, denim, footwear and accessories. Buckhead Village District is home to more than 60 additional designer stores including Hermes, Christian Louboutin, Spanx and Warby Parker.
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Enjoy a fall stroll on Atlanta BeltLine and some retail therapy at Ponce City Market, overflowing with fashionable finds. In addition to a variety of shops and restaurants, PCM is also host to unique events. One favorite is a floral arrangement class held the third Thursday of each month at JJ’s Flower Shop. You will learn the ins and outs of floral design and walk away with flowers, a vase and instruction.
The activities take place at events across the city and feature live music and partying at Atlanta’s best venues.
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As many schools close for fall break, the beaches will fill with families looking to escape cooler weather while creating more family memories. One of the best places to find cute and classy resort-style apparel and accessories for those upcoming beach vacations is 30 minutes north of Atlanta at The Outlet Shoppes at Atlanta. Popular stores like Vineyard Vines, Palmetto Moon and Sperry will have you and the family ready to hit the beach in style. With 100 nationally owned brands on the property, you can easily spend a few hours here before traveling back into the city.
If Atlanta fashion is up your alley, plan to attend Atlanta International Fashion Week Sept. 27-Oct. 2. AIFW attracts designers, industry influencers and fashion enthusiasts every September for a week of shows, socializing and shopping.
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The fall season brings Atlanta sports front and center with football, baseball, soccer and basketball, and you can have a front row seat to all of the action. Check out our lineup of fall sports in Atlanta and reserve your ticket to your ultimate sports experience.
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The defending World Series champions continue their title defense with another strong season. While Ronald Acuña Jr., Dansby Swanson, Max Fried and Austin Riley are helping to push the team back to the playoffs, three bobbleheads and a figure will be handed out during September. Acuña’s bobblehead will be given away on Sept. 2, another Acuña bobblehead will be handed out as part of the Sept.16 Los Bravos night ticket package and then a BLOOPER World Series bobblehead will be given to kids who arrive early on Sept.18. Finally on Sept. 30, an Ozzie Albies Funko Pop! will be given out.There also will be four college nights where students, alumni and fans of Alabama, Kentucky (both on Sept. 1), Auburn (Sept. 4), Florida State (Sept. 19) and South Carolina (Sept. 20) will receive a co-branded stadium seat as part of a ticket package.
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Atlanta Hawks Following another trip to the NBA playoffs, the Hawks are back at it and are intent on returning to the postseason. Superstar Trae Young returns with John Collins alongside him. Also, All-Star Dejounte Murray will join Trae in the
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With the city of Atlanta recently being named as one of 11 host cities across North America for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, now is the perfect time to get in on the ground level to see why MercedesBenz Stadium is indeed a world-class venue for soccer. Atlanta United will be in action for three home games this fall. The team will host Toronto FC on Sept. 10, Philadelphia Union on Sept.17 and New York City on Oct. 9. With Josef Martínez, Luiz Araújo and Thiago Almada lighting up the pitch and the 17s in the stands bringing the energy, Atlanta United matches are always exciting. Even if you can’t make it to the stadium, you can visit one of the many pub partners across the city of Atlanta and enjoy the game.
Georgia State Panthers football 2022 figures to be yet another exciting schedule for the Georgia State Panthers at Center Parc Stadium as they’ll be playing the North Carolina Tar Heels in their home opener and hosting their fierce rivals Georgia Southern on Oct. 8. Those are just two of the six home games that the Panthers will be playing as Tucker Gregg, Antavious Lane and Blake Carroll look to put Georgia State at the top of the Sun Belt standings this fall. Georgia State’s three-game mini-plan goes for just $60 and includes either the North Carolina or Georgia Southern game with two other games of your choice.
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Six of the games will come between Week 1 on Sept. 11 and Week 11 on Nov. 20. Week 1 is an especially exciting matchup as new quarterback Marcus Mariota will lead the way as the Falcons renew their heated rivalry with the New Orleans Saints. With Pro Bowler Kyle Pitts returning to the field and top draft pick Drake London taking the field, the Falcons will be poised to compete with the NFL’s best. As exciting as Mercedes-Benz Stadium is as a soccer venue, it’s just as exciting as a football stadium while still being one of the most affordable venues in the NFL for concessions.
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The Yellow Jackets will kick off another season of ACC football with the annual Mayhem at Mercedes-Benz Stadium game on Labor Day against the powerhouse Clemson Tigers. The Jackets will be led by preseason All-ACC standouts Dontae Smith, Charlie Thomas and Jordan Williams as they take the field for five home games at Bobby Dodd Stadium.
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If you’re planning to catch Georgia Tech football in the heart of Atlanta, then a three-game mini-plan costing $175 for upper-bowl seats or $225 for lower-bowl seats are the best ways to go.
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The new era continues for the Falcons as they play nine home games during the regular season for the first time.
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Georgia StatefootballPanthersfans backcourt this season. With that much star power on display, Hawks games will surely be a hot ticket at State Farm Arena. There will be plenty of home games and plenty of promotions to catch as well, so it’s nearly impossible to have a bad night at State Farm Arena watching the Hawks soar above the rim.
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Find unique holiday trees and displays that recognize various celebrations, events and cultural traditions. Nov. 18-Jan. 6, 2023 Fernbank Museum of Natural History www.fernbankmuseum.org
Special programming in Buckhead Village and the surrounding neighborhood includes light displays, performances and special events.
The Nutcracker This enchanting performance will delight audiences with splendid choreography and elaborate scenery. Dec. 9-26 Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre www.atlantaballet.com Cricket Celebration Bowl
This post-season game pits the champions of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference against the champions of the Southwestern Athletic Conference. Dec. 17 Mercedes-Benz Stadium www.thecelebrationbowl.com Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl
“A Christmas Carol” returns to the Alliance Theatre starting Nov. 12.
Experience a holiday wonderland with exquisite hand-crafted lanterns celebrating the wonders of nature. Nov. 17-Jan. 15, 2023 Zoo Atlanta www.zooatlanta.org Winter Wonderland
This Atlanta tradition is presented with a reimagined set, live music and new costumes. Nov. 12-Dec. 24 Alliance Theatre www.alliancetheatre.org
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The annual extravaganza features spectacular light displays throughout the garden.
Nov. 12-Jan. 14, 2023 Atlanta Botanical Garden www.atlantabg.org IllumiNights: A Chinese Lantern Festival
The game pits the SEC East Division regular season champion against the West Division regular season champion. Dec. 3 Mercedes-Benz Stadium www.secsports.com
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See more than two million lights, holiday characters and much more. Nov. 12-Jan. 1, 2023 Stone Mountain Park www.stonemountainpark.com
A Christmas Carol
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Garden Lights, Holiday Nights
The annual post-season college football game has been played in Atlanta since 1968. Dec. 31 Mercedes-Benz Stadium www.chick-fil-apeachbowl.com
If you enjoyed your visit, come back to see us soon for our annual holiday celebrations. Check out these events to jump start your Atlanta holiday events itinerary.
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