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History is Messy. But history is also vibrant, dynamic, and thanks to the many fantastic curators at Atlanta History Center, history is incredibly approachable. AHC is filled with plenty of exhibitions that appeal to all interests. You probably know about the History Center from Swan House, the iconic 1920s home that starred in the Hunger
I am a huge believer in mixing a little old with a little new when it comes to decorating. There’s something about the hunt for unique objects at Antique malls that make an item feel truly special to me. Maybe it’s a bit of nostalgia from summer weekend mornings spent garage-saling with my grandma (she’s
Now that the mercury is rising, I couldn’t wait to share my list of Atlanta’s best ice cream shops with you. I’ve done all the hard work for you by conducting extensive R&D visiting all the new ice cream shops and eating at almost everyone so that you can order with confidence next time you
Let me tell you about the most fun I’ve had in a long time, it was the other night when the Darling crew got together to make the best biscuit recipe with the one and only, Callie’s Hot Little Biscuit. I remember my first real trip to Charleston when we discovered Callie’s HLB how I
Ever the one to be in love with traditional décor aesthetics, the Garden & Gun Club in Atlanta, opened by one in the same southern magazine icon whom I’ had the pleasure of writing for last Fall, is a true homage to upscale Southern cuisine. From cornbread to traditional sazeracs, you’ll find every culinary delight
In the thick of complete Holiday madness, I called it quits. I just stuck my heels in the ground-er slash keyboard- and said: “NOPE, I need to get out of here.” You see, I had been burning the flame on all sides and needed a digital detox, so I headed down to Serenbe to indulge
I moved to Midtown Atlanta almost two years ago and during that time, I’ve explored a ton of places to eat at within walking distance to the Fox Theatre. When I first moved here, I searched online where to eat in Midtown, but after eating at some of those places I found that they were
I heard recently from an Atlanta native that almost a half a century ago, Atlanta was a small town just like Birmingham. The only thing that helped us grow into the city that we are today is that the city of Atlanta decided to invest in building our airport. Which is how we were able
Whenever I have a morning where I can work a bit slower on projects, I like to check out a new coffee shop that’s opened in town and work from there. It seems like a new beanery is opening monthly and each time one does, I excitedly add it to my ever-growing “restaurant bucket list”.
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