Pullman Yards will host its first SweetWater 420 Fest this weekend, April 20 and 21, 2024. The venue has been buzzing with excitement as it prepares to host the homegrown Atlanta event by SweetWater Brewery.
As I finish my second year writing Two-Sided Southern, I am still having such an incredible time. I adore telling stories about the South and its people. The kind of people who embrace being both high-brow and down home as shown in these top 10 blogs of 2022.
I did y’all a favor and hit up some of the newest high-end, fine dining restaurants in Atlanta. And a few other new spots that aren’t quite down home, but have that casual vibe we love in the South. If you’re like me, you’ll find joy in the cuisine and ambiance at both kinds of places.
HeyDay, the chic facial membership spa from the West Coast, opened its first Georgia location, y’all. They’re in Los Angeles, New York City, Philadelphia and now… Dunwoody! That says a lot about our alluring Southern charm, dontchathink?
Catch Wildwood Revival Concert, a fall outdoor concert Sept. 30-Oct. 2, 2022, in Athens. Listen to Drive By Truckers in a field.
The Lost Art Music Festival is for older fans who appreciate good Americana music, food and craft cocktails and luxury lodging. It’s a luxury music festival in many ways.
There are so many things to do this spring around the South. With this list, you can indulge both sides of your personality—go a little high brow one weekend and down home the next.
Yonah Mountain Vineyards in Georgia is as pretty as any plot in Napa Valley or the Loire Valley. It’s arguably the best Georgia winery. The octagonal tasting room (the only one I’ve ever seen), sprawling patios and event venues are luxurious. Yet the staff is still down home and friendly. I think that comes from top down.
After a year stuck at home, it’s time for Atlantans to explore new places, try new experiences, and immerse yourself in arts and culture again. It may also be time to treat your sweetheart to a night out. We’ve got three of the best date ideas in Atlanta for those who love Insta-worthy moments and all things experiential.
It’s time to get outside and enjoy some incredible 2021 events again and these five are too good to miss. From art to outdoor concerts (hello, Robert Earl Keen!) from Charleston to Atlanta and from the shores of Florida to the hills of Tennessee, 2021 events are back, baby!
