Tag: Westside
My Style: Thomas Wages
In his earlier career, Wages helped launch Turner Classic Movies and even founded a record label, but he’s always been interested in clothes.
5 things to know about the Westside Stockyards
Westbridge Partners, the developer behind Westside Provisions District, is creating a mixed-use project called Stockyards from the last three unclaimed buildings in the historic Miller Union Stockyards, all tucked along Brady Avenue, west of Midtown.
What you’ll find at The Canteen, the micro food hall from The General Muir team
Located in the space formerly home to the Spence in Midtown, the Canteen will feature mini outposts of Fred’s Meat & Bread and Yalla, a spinoff of the General Muir called TGM Bagel, and a combination juice bar/liquor bar named Square Bar.
You can score cheap King of Pops this month at Westside Provisions District
If you're sweltering in this summer heat (or just have a killer popsicle craving), the Westside Provisions District is hosting a King of Pops pop-up during the next three weekends, featuring half-price pops.
Exclusive: Two new stores coming to Westside Provisions District
The Westside Provisions District is known for its variety of local boutiques and specialty shops (custom paper, preserves), and its two latest retail announcements—the locally based Little Barn Apothecary and a bridal shop, Fabulous Frocks—hit both of those marks.
The Mashburn Empire: The family business expands its effortless cool
Like the Ralphs and Tommys before them, the Mashburns have plans to be “the world’s go-to lifestyle brand,” a mini empire selling not just clothes but a way of life—the effortlessly cool personality, the hip playlists, the lessons on how to look put together but not done up—all radiating from their Atlanta headquarters.
Two Atlanta ciders worth sipping this summer
Is hard cider the new “it” drink in local craft brewing? Westside’s Urban Tree Cidery and Marietta's Treehorn Cider are both worth trying this summer.
Atlanta Must Reads for the Week: Westside’s revival, Atlanta’s immigration courts, and the untold story of pool checkers
The best stories each week about Atlanta, from Atlanta-based writers, and beyond.
What not to miss at this weekend’s Brandshop pop-up
For two days only, a collection of some of the country’s coolest emerging brands have set up shop on the Westside.
At Cover Books, the tomes themselves are works of art
Katie Barringer says it’s okay to judge her books by their gorgeous covers—just don’t leave without leafing through a few first.