The Latin American Association aims to raise $1 million at its 38th annual Latin Fever Ball on Nov. 14 to fund critical services for Georgia's Latino families. · Arts & Entertainment at Rough Draft Atlanta ↗
Atlanta Pride was forced to cancel Saturday’s entertainment and events in Piedmont Park due to Hurricane Isaias, but Sunday’s parade and activities are set to go ahead as scheduled. In a social media post, organizers said, “Atlanta, did… · Arts & Entertainment at Rough Draft Atlanta ↗
Lalani Ventures is transforming Underground Atlanta into a major live music hub with ten stages planned by late 2027, following the opening of bar and nightclub Lunchbox. A food hall and coffee shop are also in the works. · Arts & Entertainment at Rough Draft Atlanta ↗
For J. Tom Morgan, it started with a simple page to call his office. When he called back, he was told that DeKalb Sheriff-elect Derwin Brown had been shot. Morgan first thought there had been some sort of accident, but he quickly… · Arts & Entertainment at Rough Draft Atlanta ↗
Hurricane Isaias has strengthened to a Category 3 hurricane and is expected to make landfall tonight, October 9th. The impact of the hurricane will affect Atlanta with heavy rain, gusty wind, and possible tornadoes. You can read all about… · at Secret Atlanta ↗
Each month, Rough Draft’s dining team, Beth McKibben and Sarra Sedghi, share their favorite restaurant dishes, along with a few restaurant discoveries and cool pop-ups to put on your radar. Check out their recommended dishes and drinks to… · Dining at Rough Draft Atlanta ↗
This fall, a stunning new musical is making its world premiere debut right here in Atlanta, and you don’t want to miss it. Get ready for a total new obsession: ‘Like Father’ by Jacob Ryan Smith and Caroline Pernick at the Alliance Theatre.… · at Secret Atlanta ↗
A new study by Rightway Parking ranks the most stressful major airports in the U.S., and, you guessed it: Hartsfield-Jackson made the list. Keep scrolling to see why the ATL airport is one of the most stressful… and our tips for how to… · at Secret Atlanta ↗
The idea for the new series “Tip Toe” came about, as writer Russell T. Davies recalls, because of the current political climate of the world. “This [show] rose up in a passion and an anger and demanded to be written,” he said. “I was… · Arts & Entertainment at Rough Draft Atlanta ↗
“The Social Reckoning” is billed as a sequel to “The Social Network,” the 2010 masterpiece written by Aaron Sorkin and directed by David Fincher, starring Jesse Eisenberg as Facebook (now Meta) CEO Mark Zuckerberg – a man who built a… · Arts & Entertainment at Rough Draft Atlanta ↗
The four-bedroom, three-bath, 3,500-square-foot Macon home, built in 1940, was a diamond in the rough. Interior designer Courtney Moss filled it with one-of-a-kind pieces from all over the world, making it nothing short of a showcase of… · at Atlanta Magazine ↗
Girl Named Tom, the first vocal group to win 'The Voice', is scheduled to perform at Atlanta Symphony Hall on Oct. 11 as part of their 'Crazy Ordinary World' tour alongside Vitamin String Quartet. · Arts & Entertainment at Rough Draft Atlanta ↗
Tying a 121-year-old record as the latest arriving first hurricane of the Atlantic season, Hurricane Isaias is expected to make U.S. landfall tomorrow, October 9th, 2026. Both Florida and Alabama have several counties that are currently… · at Secret Atlanta ↗
If you’re a plant lover looking for the perfect weekend activity this October, we’ve got you covered! The Greenhouse Social’s iconic Dirt and Glitter Plant Show is coming to Atlantic Station next weekend, and you don’t wanna miss out on… · at Secret Atlanta ↗
Rough Draft Atlanta is partnering with Community Farmers Markets to let you know what’s in season at your local market. Each week, we’ll share a list of ingredients that are farm fresh, along with a couple of recipes that include those… · Dining at Rough Draft Atlanta ↗
When you think of grocery stores in Atlanta, Publix definitely makes the top of the list. With 220 stores in Georgia alone, and more on the way, Publix is a staple of the Atlanta community. And this year, they made a pretty huge change to… · at Secret Atlanta ↗
“Like Father,” a new musical written by Jacob Ryan Smith and Caroline Pernick, is having its world premiere at the Alliance Theatre on Oct. 8. And this musical has a special Atlanta connection. Smith hails from Atlanta, as does producer… · Arts & Entertainment at Rough Draft Atlanta ↗
In this week’s Quick Bites, get details on a burger residency above an Edgewood Ave. dance club, Smorgasburg ending its 2026 season early, and Pollo Primo's Ponce location. There's also a roundup of Atlanta food events, including an… · Dining at Rough Draft Atlanta ↗
E-bikes are the fastest-growing segment of the bicycle market and hugely popular with teens. But as Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta logs a growing number of e-bike accident victims, Atlanta families must decide when to hit the brakes. · at Atlanta Magazine ↗
Vintage recipes are new again Thursday, Oct. 8 — Hello, internet friends. This week, I’m thinking about recipes – historic recipes, specifically. Flipping through an old cookbook is often its own anthropological study. There’s so much you… · Dining at Rough Draft Atlanta ↗
After a three week wait following a private preview of MOCA GA's new $16.4 million, 26,000 square-foot building, the museum is open to the public. · at Atlanta Magazine ↗
One hundred years is a long time. For some, it’s too long. For example, take one of my favorite scenes in Ricky Gervais’ “Afterlife” Netflix comedy, when he talks to a woman who, after turning 100, gets a nice framed plaque and message… · Arts & Entertainment at Rough Draft Atlanta ↗
Chef Kevin Gillespie announced that he is leaving Atlanta and the restaurant industry. However, it’s business as usual at Glenwood Park restaurant Gunshow, where Gillespie will retain an ownership stake. · Dining at Rough Draft Atlanta ↗
Boujetto (bougie + ghetto) is a new fine dining pop-up series by the Chef behind Bacchanalia and Abattoir. The pop-up will travel to spots around Atlanta to give diners a sample of what could eventually be a brick-and-mortar. · at Atlanta Magazine ↗
The High Museum of Art will celebrate its 100th anniversary this fall with new collection galleries, more than 200 acquisitions, public art activations and community events. The Atlanta museum traces its history to October 1926, when… · Arts & Entertainment at Rough Draft Atlanta ↗
This weekend is Atlanta Pride, and we can’t wait to celebrate Atlanta’s thriving queer community! With tons of planned events, markets, parties, educational workshops, marches & the parade, there’s a ton going on. And, of course, it also… · at Secret Atlanta ↗
Georgia’s first-ever all-pink brunch spot offers up a delicious brunch spread every day of the week! High Noon Brunchery pairs bold, photo-worthy pink interiors with creatively crafted breakfast & brunch dishes, cocktails, and an energetic… · at Secret Atlanta ↗
For three decades, the Spelman College Museum of Fine Art has collected, archived and preserved art by and about women of the African diaspora. Its latest anniversary exhibition, “Between Here & Infinity: Celebrating 30 Years of the… · Arts & Entertainment at Rough Draft Atlanta ↗
Filmmaker and Georgia State University graduate Arfat Sheikh was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers while getting off a plane on Sept. 26. According to a GoFundMe started to raise funds for Sheikh’s legal… · Arts & Entertainment at Rough Draft Atlanta ↗
If you’ve been thinking about your new peach-themed Georgia voter sticker after you cast your ballot this November, we’ve got some news for ya. ‘In a new release, Georgia Secretary of State, Brad Raffensperger, announced that the office of… · at Secret Atlanta ↗
Happy Pride, Atlanta! Every year, I am reminded that Pride is not just a festival. Pride is a promise — a promise that this community keeps showing up for one another, no matter what might be happening in the world. This October, we’re… · Arts & Entertainment at Rough Draft Atlanta ↗
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Kiera Rahming-Reed’s wood works reward a closer look. Beneath the wallpaper, collage, ceramic, rope and paint, the self-taught Atlanta artist’s pieces hold layers you have to lean in to see. Her practice centers Black women and Black queer… · Arts & Entertainment at Rough Draft Atlanta ↗
Big news for Atlanta Dream fans: our beloved WNBA team is leaving the smallest WNBA venue and moving into State Farm Arena in 2027. And we couldn’t be more excited. Keep scrolling to learn more. Why is the Atlanta Dream moving to State… · at Secret Atlanta ↗
The 35th Book Festival of the MJCCA is scheduled to run from November 1-22, featuring headliners like Dr. Jill Biden, Harry Connick Jr., and Rachel Goldberg-Polin. · Arts & Entertainment at Rough Draft Atlanta ↗
Savannah is a warm touchstone for me. My first time there was 25 years ago when I did this ramshackle musical revue. I have a distinct memory of my grandparents—who lived close by in Columbia, South Carolina—picking me up at the airport… · at Atlanta Magazine ↗
It’s finally time for Atlanta Pride this weekend, and we can’t wait to celebrate our incredible queer community right here in the ATL! With super fun events, important educational workshops, marches & parades, and so much more–Pride is a… · at Secret Atlanta ↗
We all know that Zoo Atlanta just received 2 new adorable giant pandas from China Ping Ping and Fu Shuang… and we’ve been waiting to meet them! Well, we’ve finally got an opening date for the new and improved panda habitat, and to meet the… · at Secret Atlanta ↗
Buckhead Village District has added 20 stores in two years. “Atlantans are hungry for a premium experience,” says Adam Schwegman, director and head of retail leasing at Jamestown. The district’s momentum has been years in the making. · at Atlanta Magazine ↗
There’s nothing quite like a day at the fair to bring back childhood memories… or make some new memz with your family! Whether you’re bringing your kiddos, your friends, a date, or riding solo, there’s something fun for everyone to explore… · at Secret Atlanta ↗
The Bakery is scheduled to celebrate its ninth anniversary with Cloud Nine, a fundraising art party featuring various performances and the Home Grown exhibition, at The Supermarket in Atlanta on Friday, Oct. 9. · Arts & Entertainment at Rough Draft Atlanta ↗
Varuni Napoli co-founder Benedetto Varuni shared his family's multi-generational eggplant Parmesan recipe, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a smooth, dark red sauce. · Dining at Rough Draft Atlanta ↗
Check out this mini dining and drinking guide with local restaurant and bar suggestions within walking distance of Atlanta Pride at Piedmont Park. · Dining at Rough Draft Atlanta ↗
The High Museum of Art will celebrate its 100th anniversary this fall with new collection galleries, more than 200 acquisitions, public art activations, and community events. The Atlanta museum traces its history to October 1926, when… · Arts & Entertainment at Rough Draft Atlanta ↗
Steak doesn’t come only as a seared single cut. Atlanta’s diverse restaurants feature countless takes on steak that incorporate all manner of preparations and accompaniments. Here are a few of our favorite international specialties. · at Atlanta Magazine ↗
When you want steak but your wallet disagrees, don’t fret. Steak frites (steak and fries) is a hearty, budget-friendly order. So, too, are steak cuts like top sirloin—often paired with a classic sauce or side. · at Atlanta Magazine ↗
Steak and martinis are a classic duo, but Atlanta’s steakhouses go above and beyond to deliver unique spirit experiences. Here is a sampling of inventive libations to try. · at Atlanta Magazine ↗
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Few pairings have the pull of steak and eggs, a humble diner classic that simply lets seared beef, runny yolks, and a lick of smoke do what they do best. Looking for your fill in Atlanta? You can't go wrong with Home grown, The Breakfast… · at Atlanta Magazine ↗
Luella has, as the kids call it, a vibe. Executive chef Stuart Rogers takes a “something for everyone” approach: Pastas! Sushi! Steaks! This much variety can often lead to diluted quality, but so far, Luella has managed to avoid that… · at Atlanta Magazine ↗
To fully appreciate Atlanta steakhouses, you must visit Bones. For nearly 50 years, its burgundy awning on Piedmont Road has signaled the way to an oasis of civilized indulgence. The restaurant serves Atlanta families, business diners,… · at Atlanta Magazine ↗
In Atlanta’s steakhouse landscape, KR SteakBar sits firmly in modern times. With its sleek, illuminated wall panels, bottle-shaped pendant lights, and stylish crowd, it could easily pass for a new restaurant, though it first welcomed… · at Atlanta Magazine ↗
Once inside Marcel, the 1920s-inspired steakhouse is anything but understated, with vest-and-tie service and opulent presentations of French cuisine. One of the most prominent restaurants in prolific restaurateur Ford Fry’s empire, Marcel… · at Atlanta Magazine ↗
In Johns Creek, Argentine-inspired Pampas has been holding court since 2002, providing cosmopolitan fine dining to suburbanites. Pampas features a circular dining room and crisp white tablecloths that evoke nostalgic charm, and its servers… · at Atlanta Magazine ↗
A chalk-written sign on a wall inside Highland Tap reads, “In 1989, a steakhouse opened in the neighborhood.” This short, no-frills statement just about sums up the Virginia-Highland hangout, where steaks and martinis are served however… · at Atlanta Magazine ↗
Kaiser’s Chophouse is a comfortable hangout for a boisterous, upscale crowd in the Hammond Springs shopping center on Roswell Road. Before opening his own place, chef Peter Kaiser was best known for his 30-year tenure with Buckhead Life… · at Atlanta Magazine ↗
Hal’s has occupied a stretch of Old Ivy Road for almost 40 years, and its waiters still bustle around in white button-down shirts, ties, and half aprons, efficiently serving classics to a broad spectrum of steak lovers, from a glammed-up… · at Atlanta Magazine ↗
Arnette’s, tucked into a reclaimed warehouse on a Brookhaven side street, is rebelliously discreet. It was a departure for owner Michel Arnette, who has three other Brookhaven restaurants. But once you manage to find the place and open its… · at Atlanta Magazine ↗
Atlanta, thankfully, is no longer run by the good ol’ boys club, but Chops Lobster Bar’s rich mahogany interior makes anyone feel like an insider. I. Pano Karatassos launched Chops in 1989, intent on bringing Atlanta a world-class… · at Atlanta Magazine ↗
If you asked me to name Atlanta’s favorite protein, two meats would come to mind: pork and chicken. I probably wouldn’t say beef. But I should. In the 30 years since the 1996 Summer Olympics, Atlanta has quietly become one of America’s… · at Atlanta Magazine ↗
It’s no secret: Atlanta is proud of our Olympic history. The last time the summer Games was hosted in the U.S., in 1996, Atlanta welcomed the world to our doorstep. And now, we’re thrilled to begin the Olympic Torch Relay on its journey to… · at Secret Atlanta ↗
Today, October 5th, 2026, is the last day to register to vote in the 2026 General Election (which will be November 3rd, 2026). If you’re curious about how to register, confused about where to vote, or have any other voting questions,… · at Secret Atlanta ↗
Professional Shakespeare performances at the Avondale Estates Town Green are rebranding. The fall 2026 season will go on under a new name, “Shakespeare at Sunset Series,” and will partner with a new theatre group, Georgia Classic Theater. … · at Rough Draft Atlanta ↗
The Atlanta Music Project, which provides musical training and college prep to underserved students across the city, is hosting a block party in the Capital View neighborhood on Sunday, Oct. 11, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. AMPlify the Block… · at Rough Draft Atlanta ↗
Monks Meadery in Poncey-Highland fosters an inclusive community through affordable, niche-interest events like Dungeons & Dragons, pub sings, and makers markets. And a second location will open next year in Stone Mountain. · at Rough Draft Atlanta ↗
Mule Train’s name harkens back to a family shack in rural Northeast Georgia that served as a stopping point for friends to sip moonshine and eat whole-hog barbecue. Mike and Shyretha Sheats translate the spirit of rural Georgia into a… · at Atlanta Magazine ↗