Tag: Ponce City Market

Inside The Neon Company studio on DeKalb Avenue, a guild of craftspeople spends their days hand-fabricating neon signs in much the same way their progenitors did a century ago. The company, which launched in 1983, is one of the last remaining neon signage outfits in the country, having survived the many booms and busts of the industry.

Scout Living’s one- and two-bedroom residences live like Airbnbs, with fully equipped kitchens, dishwashers, and washer-dryer combos. Check-in is virtual, and there’s usually only one staff member assigned to the lobby-like entry. Units can be reserved for any amount of time, be it a night, a week, a month, or even longer.

This is not chef Hector Santiago's first tapas rodeo. His new spot in Ponce City Market may be surrounded by spendy shops, but his passion, mission, and the occasional guest flamenco dancer make you feel as if you’ve strolled in from the streets of Barcelona or Madrid, and less as if you’ve just walked out of the nearby Williams-Sonoma.

Tobi Egberongbe, a Clark Atlanta University graduate, has helmed clothing and accessory brand Mifland since 2011. Originally from New York, he majored in business while running a flourishing photography business on the side, shooting...

Ponce City Market is widely known for its support of local art and artists. Its next pop-up gallery, however, has a particularly special meaning. Titled Love Asheville from Afar, the month-long exhibit will help Asheville artists gain reach and sales after the devastating loss of their physical spaces and financial well-being due to Hurricane Helene. One hundred percent of the proceeds will go toward artists affected by the hurricane.

It's hard to believe it's been 10 years since Ponce City and Krog Street markets opened, especially with the nonstop buzz around new eateries opening. With restaurants winning Michelin Guide awards and attracting A-list chefs, the two markets have become the center of the Atlanta BeltLine and a global attraction.

Inside Citizen Supply, a collection of artisan shops on the second floor of Ponce City Market, lives a new coffee shop and bar intended to spark a sense of community. The Upper Room, as...

Dinh Tran and Khanh Dang, founders of Vietvana Pho Noodle House, are creating a mini restaurant empire with the opening of three new Asian food stalls in Ponce City Market next spring. Located in the expansion hall near Vietvana and Umbrella Bar, Boom Boom Bao, Lime Tiger, and Uwu Asian Dessert Co. will replace Nani’s Piri-Piri Chicken, SpiceWalla, and JJ’s Flower Shop respectively.

Fireworks, food, music, and Braves baseball—here are 10 fun events happening this Fourth of July in metro Atlanta.

The Museum of Graffiti pops up, Sesame Street arrives at the Center for Puppetry Arts, and more fun things to do this week