Atlanta Magazine

The WNBA team’s latest collection marks a turn in the tide for what women can expect from their team sportswear. The new collection includes pieces with creative fonts, stylish cuts, and several firsts in the league, including the first licensed WNBA tie, and the first diamante pieces.

Most restaurants build menus around food. Under Pressure builds them around wine. For their upcoming wine bar, Michelin award–winning sommelier Juan Fernando Cortés (the Chastain) and Adam Berlin (Buena Vida Tapas Bar and Chicheria) will design its menu by choosing wines first, then creating dishes designed specifically to match those flavors.

Thirty years ago, people from all over the world flocked to Atlanta for the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games. Locals who’d lived in the city for decades discovered their hometown anew as they, along with millions of visitors, checked out brand-new attractions and old favorites that had dressed up for the spotlight. With this year’s FIFA World Cup, the excitement is back. Fans from near and far will once again descend upon Atlanta and quickly find that the last three decades have been very good to the city.

A newly opened Buford Highway dessert cafe, Gula, offers the complex flavors of Indonesia in an approachable format. Co-owner Gloria Ariesandi says that Gula is the first Indonesian dessert cafe in Atlanta, and perhaps the country. However, it’s not her family’s first foray into the food business. She owns Gula with her sister, Angela Ariesandi, following in the footsteps of their parents, Ninik Sulistijani and Daniel Ariesandi, and their maternal great-grandmother.

This summer, soccer fans from all over the world with converge on Atlanta for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. More than a few of these ultras will be looking to vicariously live out their childhood dream of representing their country on the pitch. But thanks to Georgia Tech, some lucky visitors can replicate the experience of being on a traveling amateur soccer team. Right down to sharing a bathroom.

The Eagles brought their The Long Goodbye Act III Tour to Truist Park on Tuesday night. Here, check out the scenes photographer Perry Julien captured at the show.

Ted Turner, Atlanta’s beloved, inimitable “Captain Outrageous” and “the Mouth from the South,” died on May 6. The visionary CNN founder, Atlanta Braves owner, environmentalist, philanthropist, yachtsman, humanitarian, restaurateur, 1977 America’s Cup winner and Time magazine’s 1991 Man of the Year was 87.

Long considered a leisurely pastime for wealthy White men, golf has seen participation surge in recent years across various groups not typically associated with the sport. Renegade Golf was founded in 2019 as part of this shift. Kenneth Duncan and his cofounder, Drew McLeod, both avid golf enthusiasts, were a few years out of college when they formed the company. They were acutely aware of how little the golf industry spoke to younger adults—particularly young people of color—and wanted to create a high-quality brand that invited people from all backgrounds into a sport that has historically had a high barrier to entry.

City of Refuge is a faith-based nonprofit organization that serves individuals facing some of life’s most difficult circumstances. A new documentary from Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Nick Nanton, The Greatest of These, tells the story of the nearly 30-year-old nonprofit and its founder, Bruce Deel.