Tag: Zoo Atlanta
26 things to do for Halloween in metro Atlanta
Looking for family-friendly Halloween events, bar crawls, parties, haunted houses, ghost tours, and more in Atlanta? Look no further—we've got your guide to this month's haunted happenings.
5 Atlanta events you won’t want to miss: July 25-31
Expect a cultural heritage weekend at Zoo Atlanta, the last cross-country Warped Tour, and Georgia peaches on pizzas, barbecue, and even in beer at PeachFest.
13 ways to spend Memorial Day weekend in metro Atlanta
Enjoy the long weekend with the Atlanta Jazz Festival, MomoCon, Six Flags's new ride, the Decatur Arts Festival, the Alpharetta Arts Streetfest, the Georgia Renaissance Festival, and more.
5 Atlanta events you won’t want to miss: March 7-13
The Harlem Globetrotters play Philips Arena, Atlanta United has its home opener at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, and Kaki King uses a guitar as an instrument and a video board.
Atlanta’s 9 most interesting firehouse mottos
Atlanta fire stations might officially be known by their government-given numbers, but for decades the men and women who sleep, eat, and wait for emergency calls inside those buildings have been adopting mottos inspired by their crews’ attitudes, personalities, and specialties. Here’s a look at some of the city’s most interesting firehouse mottos.
Visit the too-cute panda twins at Zoo Atlanta
You can visit cuddly cubs Ya Lun and Xi Lun at Zoo Atlanta, along with gorillas, lions, Sumatran tigers, red pandas, tanukis, and hundreds of other creatures.
20 fun things to do for Halloween in Atlanta
A roundup of metro Atlanta Halloween events, including fun festivals for kids, terrifying haunted houses, theater performances, parties, and dog costume contests.
5 Atlanta events you won’t want to miss: September 20-26
Check out cool chalk art at the Sandy Springs Festival, score treasures at the Hipster Yard Sale, and more.
Meet Emerson, Zoo Atlanta’s new tiger
The 10-year-old Sumatran tiger arrives to be a mate for Zoo Atlanta's female, Chelsea.
First Look: Grant Park’s new parking deck will have rooftop greenspace
Mayor Kasim Reed this morning is unveiling the city’s design for a 1,000-space, $48 million parking deck at Grant Park that will replace the space-wasting, seven-acre parking lot off Boulevard officials say is insufficient. The three-tier deck will be partially embedded into the hillside and—in a move that helped win support from the neighborhood and park advocates—capped by a green roof and a restaurant with views of the Downtown skyline in the distance.
