Super Bowl LIII

By the Numbers: What Atlanta can expect as Super Bowl LIII comes to town

What does it take to host a Super Bowl? The host committee is expecting a wave of more than 1 million visitors over the 10-day hoopla that culminates in the Big Game on February 3 at the 75,000-seat Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The event will mark Atlanta’s third Super Bowl and the first in 19 years. Let’s hope for zero freak ice storms this time.
Super Bowl LIVE Atlanta

Under Construction: Centennial Olympic Park prepares to host Super Bowl LIVE fan fest

Centennial Olympic Park has been closed since last week as crews prepare its transformation into Super Bowl LIVE, a giant free fan plaza that will officially open on January 26.
Which Atlanta Super Bowl concerts should I go to

The 5 can’t-miss Super Bowl shows for Atlanta music fans

You probably won't be able to see Big Boi and Gladys Knight perform during the Super Bowl game itself. But if you're looking for other ways to see Atlanta's wealth of musical talent during Super Bowl week, here are our five concert picks.
Taste of the NFL Atlanta Super Bowl LIII

Taste of the NFL brings football alums and chefs to raise money for food banks across the country

Nicknamed the "party with a purpose," the annual event, which this year took place at Cobb Galleria Centre, brings in a chef to represent each of the 32 NFL teams, as well as a "player rep" for each team—former players, many of whom are Pro Football Hall-of-Famers.
Walking Dead Super Bowl Party Atlanta

Zombies, celebrities, and Swag Surfin: Inside Atlanta’s Walking Dead Super Bowl party

The Walking Dead stars Norman Reedus, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, and Cooper Andrews, along with executive producer Greg Nicotero, joined a zombie-filled, private party at music producer Dallas Austin's Sandy Springs home.
Rolling Stone party Atlanta Super Bowl LIII

Inside the Rolling Stone Live: Atlanta Super Bowl party at the Goat Farm

Atlanta's Goat Farm Art Center is a 12-acre complex of 19th-century industrial warehouses. They’re usually populated by artists, but on Saturday, the Bravo-lebrities took over. Also in attendance—Ludacris, Young Thug, Gunna, Questlove, CeeLo Green, Ty Burrell, and more.
Ludacris Super Bowl LIII

Migos, 21 Savage, Ludacris pay homage to Atlanta in Super Bowl weekend kickoff concert

Around 1 a.m. on Thursday night, Ludacris announced that he was “just getting started” with his EA Sports Bowl set inside State Farm Arena.
Tiny Doors Giant Door Super Bowl

In honor of the Super Bowl: Tiny Doors ATL’s first “not-so-tiny” door

Karen Anderson, the creative mind behind Tiny Doors ATL’s 15 diminutive art installations around town, is best known for her 7-inch-tall creations. But, in honor of Atlanta hosting the biggest night in football, she worked with Hotel Indigo Midtown to create her largest work to date: a 14-foot tall, 8-foot wide “not-so-tiny” door.
West Nest Mercedes-Benz Stadium

At Mercedes-Benz Stadium, West Nest provides a training ground for Westside Works students and grads

Westside Works’s culinary track provides free training on how to work in a restaurant kitchen, eventually offering graduates a path to Atlanta food service jobs. And at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, West Nest serves as a hands-on, real-world training ground for students and grads of the culinary program.
Super Bowl Town Hall Atlanta King Center

NFL players, owners, and execs held a conversation on criminal justice and activism at the King Center before Super Bowl LIII

Partnering with the NFL and the King Center, the Ross Initiative in Sports for Equality (RISE) hosted its fourth Super Bowl Town Hall on Thursday, bringing together players, NFL execs, owners, and Bernice King to talk about criminal justice and activism, and what place they have in America’s favorite sport.

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