Asha Gomez My Two Souths

Asha Gomez’s new cookbook draws parallels between Southern India and the American South

Southern India and the American South are thousands of miles apart, but Spice to Table chef Asha Gomez sees an abundance of similarities between her family home in Kerala and her adopted home, both hot and humid places where hospitality reigns.
Steven Satterfield Oven-roasted parsnip “fries” with spring onions and fennel

Winter: Oven-roasted parsnip “fries,” braised Savoy cabbage with petit rouge peas, and a root and citrus salad

Winter, according to Miller Union’s Steven Satterfield, is a time to celebrate those often-underappreciated vegetables that people pass over in the market. Parsnips, kohlrabi, and even cabbage get the rockstar treatment in this final installment of Market to Table.

New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival

A horse-racing track hosts this forty-five-year-old music festival, better known as Jazz Fest. It began as a celebration of Louisiana musicians and now includes folk, rock, rap, country, and gospel acts.
Johnny's Hideaway 40th anniversary

45. Johnny’s Hideaway

More than 35 years ago, Johnny Esposito opened a bar where the Rat Pack would feel welcome.

This Week in Food: Via Elisa’s last weekend, helping the homeless, and more!

Saturday, October 17 AQUA BLUE BEER FESTIVAL For more Oktoberfest fun, Aqua Blue will premiere its first annual beer festival this weekend. A $26 special prix fixe menu offers nine tapas dishes—including pulled barbecue beef sliders and caramelized onion duck wraps—paired with nine different beers such as Dominion Oktoberfest Lager and Hoptober Golden Ale. The Roswell restaurant opens for dinner at 4 p.m
Atlanta Magazine Groundbreaker Awards

Call for Nominations! Atlanta Magazine Groundbreaker Awards 2016

Now in its fifth year, the Atlanta Magazine Groundbreaker Awards recognize innovative people and projects. For 2016, our theme is “Aging Well.” The 2016 awards will focus on work in promoting good physical and mental health, quality of life, positive relationships, and financial stability among Atlanta’s older adults, from recent retirees to centenarians.

Once Upon a Mattress

There is a mattress in my dining room again, which I consider a bad sign because it’s a heavy thing, and not only do heavy things weigh you down, but you’re supposed to reach a point in life—aren’t you?—when you’re past mattresses being dumped on you where they don’t belong.

Campus Ambassador: Ali Kamran, Kennesaw State University

I love the large size of our student body because I am always interacting with new and diverse people. The campus is absolutely beautiful, especially in the fall when the leaves change colors. Students are always putting on big events such as fashion shows, concerts, field games, movie nights, and casino nights, so you are actively engaged outside the classroom. Kennesaw's strong commitment to globalization allows students to engage with different cultures.
Rainy Day Revival in Little Five Points is full of the unexpected

Rainy Day Revival in Little Five Points is full of the unexpected

In the market for a warthog head to mount on your wall? How about a vintage gremlin doll? Or a century-old vibrator? At Rainy Day Revival, an oddities shop in Little Five Points, these are just a few of the strange items artfully displayed throughout the store, which is like an antique shop on steroids.

Atlanta Lobster Festival makes its debut at Candler Park Sunday, Nov. 2

This Sunday from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Candler Park, lobster risotto, lobster bahn mi, lobster and bacon mac ‘n cheese, lobster and corn chowder—it's all coming to the inaugural Atlanta Lobster Festival.

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