Savannah St. Patricks Day 2015 Guide
If one Irish tradition — the day begins after sunset – holds true, then St. Patrick’s Day in Savannah, Georgia will begin at 7:33 p.m. on Monday, March 16, 2015. We can say assuredly, though, that...
View ArticleGuide to Georgia’s Literary Landmarks
Jump into the pages of your favorite books at these Georgia literary landmarks. The Wren’s Nest: Located in Atlanta’s historic West End, the Wren’s Nest is Atlanta’s oldest house museum and is...
View ArticleSpringtime Festivals Bloom Across the State
Georgia is known for its beautiful landscapes and dotting those landscapes are trees and flowers that have lended their name to springtime festivals . Here are 10 coming up in the next month: 1.)...
View Article3 bites under $15
By Kate Parham Kordsmeier Atlanta has no shortage of destination-worthy restaurants (from Restaurant Eugene and Bacchanalia to Aria and Kevin Rathbun Steak)—but these fine dining dinners can cost you a...
View ArticleWhere to Eat Irish Food in Atlanta
Who needs a pot o’ gold when you can feast on these Irish treats? Bite Bistro & Bar Bite Bistro & Bar is getting a visit from a leprechaun this St. Patrick’s Day! On Tuesday, March 17, the...
View Article3 Places Where History Comes Alive on the Georgia Coast
When people think of Georgia’s coast, they usually think of sun and sandy beaches, not history, but the coast has a rich past. Georgia was the last of the thirteen original colonies to be founded....
View Article5 Things To Know Before You Attend Daffodil Day
On Saturday, March 21 Historic Oakland Cemetery will host its first-ever Daffodil Day in partnership with the Georgia Daffodil Society. The afternoon will include garden walks and talks from...
View ArticleTop 3 Things to do in Madison, Georgia
By Susan Rodman Madison, Georgia always feels like a genteel southern lady to me. The tree-lined streets shading local shops and restaurants invite you to wander. The active town square is perfect for...
View ArticleFour Georgia Trails to Explore this Winter/Spring
By Candy Cook Sometimes, the season can make a destination amazing! These four places are extra special when spring is just on the horizon. Sope Creek CRNRA Metro Atlanta’s Sope Creek trail system...
View Article5 Spring Break Destinations that Won’t Break the Bank
By Susan Rodman Spring Break. The perfect time for parents and kids to recharge before the crazy, jam packed, marathon that is the end-of-school. Planning a spring break vacation on a budget can be...
View ArticleThese Georgia B&Bs Will Make You Want to Move In
Spring is right around the chilly corner. The 2015 class of Appalachian Trail thru-hikers will soon be hitting the Trail northward from Springer Mountain. Quite often friends and families gather...
View Article5 Hotels Fit for Foodies
By Kate Parham Kordsmeier It’s been nearly two months since Atlanta restaurateur Gerry Klaskala opened his third restaurant, Atlas—diners can expect the same great farm-fresh fare, only this time,...
View Article10 Ways to Celebrate the First Weekend of Spring
Celebrate the start of spring at these Georgia events! March 18 – 22: Witness world class show jumping at the Atlanta Spring Classic in Conyers. Admission is FREE. March 20: Peruse local art and soak...
View Article9 Reasons We Love Springtime in Georgia
Georgia is on our mind year-round, but we especially love the Peach State during the spring months. From the blooming flowers to the delightful temperatures, there is plenty to love about springtime in...
View ArticleFour Things You Didn’t Know You Could Do at Georgia State Parks
A vacation at one of Georgia’s State Parks is not only lots of fun, but its one of the best values in the state. Of course there’s amazing hiking, as well as a myriad of different camping options;...
View Article5 Places to Eat Seafood on Georgia’s Golden Isles
The annual Blessing of the Fleet Festival is coming up April 17-19 and one of the highlights of the multiday festival is seeing all the shrimp boats lined up along the coast. Whether you’re heading to...
View Article10 Must Eat Georgia Dishes
By Kate Parham Kordsmeier As a food writer, I’ve been fortunate enough to dine at some of the world’s best restaurants, from Michelin-starred chateaus in Bordeaux to hole-in-the-wall hidden gems on...
View ArticleGeorgia Summer Camps for Tweens and Teens
Summer Camp is around the corner; classes are filling up quickly. If your tween or teen is looking for something exciting, we’ve got three ideas for you here! UGA Summer Academy Youth Camps Summer...
View Article12 Georgia Adventures for Tweens and Teens
In addition to my two young boys, I have two bonus-kiddos who are 17 and 19. As we prepare to send the youngest to UGA this fall to be with his sister, Sue Rodman’s article The Lie of 18 Summers …...
View ArticleFive Must-Try Food Delivery Services in Atlanta
By Kate Parham Kordsmeier Never worry about putting dinner on the table again with these five must-try food delivery services. Fresh Harvest: If you’re like me, getting to the farmer’s market on...
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