Atlanta Magazine

Off-road excursions, high-speed races, and all manner of joy rides await across the South—buckle up and burn some rubber.

Now open in Clarkston, DBA Tacos and BBQ offers exactly what its name suggests. Managing partner Matt Coggin is serving barbecue sandwiches and platters with typical sides like green beans and mac ‘n’ cheese, as well as street tacos that utilize similar meats but are offered on corn and flour tortillas with diced onion and cilantro. Plus, there’s chips, queso, and guac.

This season, Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre will look different on stage. Four of its five founders have transitioned into off-stage careers. New dancers have replaced them, and some wonder how smoothly Terminus will bridge into its next phase. Company Director John Welker plans to keep the company’s heart beating with the same intensity its founders had in its early days.

It was a star-studded evening at the Fox Theatre, honoring the "Rock n’ Roll President," known for his love of music and a keen ability to bring people together. Jimmy Carter 100: A Celebration in Song featured performances from Chuck Leavell and Duane Betts, the B-52s, India.Arie, Grouplove, and more.

A writer recalls a childhood trip to Wakulla Springs, Florida—and the freedom that came with diving into prehistoric waters.

Stadium views and showstopping martinis with Italian fare downtown, a hopping tofu house that also serves winning Korean ‘cue in Duluth, and a new haven for Mediterranean indulgence in Suwanee.

The party was already in full swing by the time Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz appeared. It was opening night for Giants: Art from the Dean Collection of Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys, a traveling exhibit featuring a selection of the couple’s extensive art collection, and Atlanta had turned out for the occasion. With pulsing beats filling the lobby atrium—courtesy of DJs Runna and Princess Cut—a crowd of hundreds of stylish Atlantans had descended on the High Museum of Art to schmooze, dance, and enjoy the work of dozens of celebrated Black artists, from Gordon Parks to Amy Sherald.

Alice Cooper and Rob Zombie brought their Freaks on Parade tour to Ameris Bank Amphitheatre on Thursday night. Here, check out the scenes photographer Perry Julien captured at the show.

Plus: new hotel openings across the Southeast, a golf getaway in northwest Georgia, and an inclusive stay in South Carolina.