Tag: fun
What to see (and what to skip) at Ponce City Market’s Skyline Park
Twirl on the heege tower, sip a frozen bourbon & coke, and skip the walking taco. How to get the most out of your trip to Ponce City Market's rooftop carnival.
New Adult Playground: Topgolf Midtown
Don’t be put off by the name. The new intown outpost of this behemoth indoor fairway is less country club and more upscale sports bar/party space.
New Tour: Tom Houck’s Civil Rights Tour
Civil Rights Tour Atlanta, a new three-hour tour organized by Houck, the former aide and driver to Martin Luther King Jr., offers an insider’s perspective into the daily lives of Atlanta’s heralded activists.
Literary Geek Gathering: Write Club Atlanta
You wouldn’t necessarily expect a “battle royale” theme at a literary event. But it’s what makes Write Club Atlanta—a spirited competition in which two of the city’s best wordsmiths go head-to-head—so exciting.
Spooky Sightseeing: Roswell Ghost Tour
In this two-and-a-half-hour walking tour, paranormal investigators lead you through Historic Roswell’s most haunted locales after dark.
Cheap Date: Legos and Local Brew at MODA
Everything is awesome at the design museum’s brick-building nights.
Place to See Experimental Dance: Tanz Farm
Since launching in 2012, Tanz Farm—the brainchild of Goat Farm coowner Anthony Harper and Glo founding artist Lauri Stallings—has fulfilled its mission of becoming a destination for cutting-edge contemporary dance.
Indie film institution: Videodrome
With 18,000 titles, it’s the only place where the city’s cinephiles can nab obscure flicks—like local music documentary Benjamin Smoke—alongside the latest mainstream releases.
Urban Scavenger Hunt: Free Art Friday
Every week, local creators hide small pieces of art on windowsills, inside phone booths, and on MARTA train platforms—all in the spirit of Free Art Friday, an international movement to bring art to the masses.
Way to Play Tourist: Unseen Underground Walking Tour
Think you know everything there is to know about Atlanta? You might be surprised if you join local architect Jeff Morrison on his whenever-he-feels-like-it trek into downtown’s Gulch.
