Tag: Woodruff Arts Center
Can new Delta CEO Ed Bastian continue the airline’s success?
Ed Bastian couldn’t be taking the reins at a more fortuitous time. In 2015 Delta turned an astounding $5.9 billion profit, the company’s best year ever. Of course that kind of success creates expectations.
23 magical November events for Atlanta families
Kick off the season with snowball fights and holiday lights, plus Muppets, Mythbusters, and more
53. Virginia Hepner
The president and CEO of the Woodruff Arts Center, along with an 18-member governing board, oversees facilities and budgets for the city’s three top-tier arts organizations: the High Museum of Art, Alliance Theatre, and Atlanta Symphony Orchestra.
Octane Coffee to expand to Woodruff Arts Center in October
One of Atlanta's favorite coffee companies is coming to Midtown. Come October, Octane is opening in a 1,100-square-foot, L-shaped space along the courtyard green between the Woodruff Arts Center and High Museum of Art.
12 great things to do in Atlanta for families in May
Outdoor sculpture, pony rides, meteorites, BMX stunts, an instrument “petting zoo,” princesses, and more
Marc Taft and Mike Latham to open Castle restaurant and bar in October
The Castle, a historic Midtown building dating back to 1910, will be renovated and reopened as a restaurant, bar, event space, and luxury suites in the next year. Marc Taft, chef and owner of Chicken and the Egg, has partnered with architect and industrial artist Mike Latham to transform the 12,000-square-foot space on 15th Street across from the Woodruff Arts Center into a white tablecloth, Southern-inspired restaurant with a bar, a separate late-night bar, plus four or five hotel suites with spa-like bathrooms. The restaurant and bars will open in October, with the event space to follow in the spring of 2014, and the suites shortly thereafter.
Changes at Woodruff’s Table 1280
ATL Food Chatter: July 12, 2010
(To receive the Chatter and other culinary tidbits directly in your inbox, sign up for our weekly dining newsletter)Table 1280 opened in 2005 as part of the Woodruff Arts Center’s High Museum expansion, and over the years it has struggled to make an identifiable mark for itself in the Midtown dining tapestry. But a shift in operators could soon change that. John Kessler broke the news last week that local catering firm A Legendary Event has snagged a ten-year contract to run the restaurant. Special Events, a trade magazine, added that the contract is a partnership with Connecticut-based company Centerplate. The combined affiliation, called Legendary Partners, won the contract over major national companies, including Wolfgang Puck. (It was rumored that local Fifth Group restaurants was also in the running.)
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