A defunct bank teller drive-through has been transformed into a whimsical garden. Art exchange boxes have prompted visitors to take art, or leave it. And the cheeky "Not Your Mother’s Art Fest" is soon to gather crowds October 16.

In an interview with Atlanta Magazine, Conyers-raised artist Teddy Swims shares how Atlanta inspired The UGLY Tour, which stops at State Farm Arena on October 20.

The High Museum of Art opened 100 years ago this month as Atlanta's first art museum, laying the foundation for an institution with global renown today. Before any of that, the High was just a donated house far from downtown’s bustle.

2026 has been a big year for chefs with Atlanta ties releasing cookbooks. As our city’s culinary scene continues to garner national accolades and...

They say too many cooks spoil the broth. At Last Dance, four chefs (all co-owners) prove the opposite, creating what co-owner Kathryn Fitzgerald calls “a blissful entanglement.”

Stable Comfort Food and Cocktails offers Southern classics in the former Steak & Grace space in Dunwoody Village, as part of Dash Hospitality Group’s “Funwoody” collection of restaurants.

When an Atlanta couple sought to transform their dilapidated carriage house into an oasis from city life, they immediately turned to Copper Sky Design + Remodel, a local design-build firm that specializes in preserving and modernizing older homes.

Elizabeth Cook is an Atlanta-based design enthusiast and influencer known for her expertise in finding discounted antiques, vintage decor, and designer items. Here, Elizabeth talks about her thrifting philosophy, sourcing secrets, and design inspiration.

From Discover ADAC and the Atlanta Design Festival to neighborhood home tours and the Blue Ridge Mountains Parade of Homes, Atlanta and North Georgia come alive this fall with tours, markets, and festivals celebrating architecture, interiors, and historic preservation.

Atlanta has become one of America's leading esports destinations. From DreamHack and ESL Challenger tournaments to Georgia State University's nationally ranked varsity program, Georgia is building a thriving esports ecosystem that is creating jobs, driving economic growth, and preparing students for careers in gaming, technology, and digital entertainment.

Former Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue discusses his role as chancellor of the University System of Georgia, explaining how public universities are preparing students through workforce development, AI education, online learning, and affordable higher education.

Public safety plays a critical role in economic growth. Sandy Springs and Troup County show how strong law enforcement, community partnerships, and business engagement help attract investment, support workforce development, and create thriving local economies.