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As much as they tried, Atlanta Falcons couldn’t get it done in the season opener against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, Sept. 8, 2024 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. Yet there are still some positives.
The 2024 schedule will continue to be a difficult one for the Birds, but then again, there’s a good chance things turn around.
Nonetheless, there were some positives that came out of the game that we should glean from.
1. The Falcons Defense is Legit
The Falcons defense allowed no touchdowns in Week 1 and is the only team to accomplish the feat.
Atlanta’s defenders continued to clog running and passing lanes, limiting the Steelers to 270 total yards. Sure, the black and yellow’s running game churned 137 yards led by Najee Harris, but the Falcons largely limited him to 20 yards and 70 yards.
2. A Real Homefield Advantage
Although it was just the first game, Dirty Bird fans came out in abundance. And yes, Pittsburgh fans traveled very well.
Attendance for the game was 72,291, which is a packed house by all accounts. If the Falcons faithful can keep this up, home-field advantage could turn into a sixth-man experience, making it difficult for opposing teams to call plays or hear themselves.
3. No Major Injuries
Most importantly, the Falcons got out of the game with no major injuries. Playing the Steelers can often leave players in black-and-blue mode. From either team the only big-name player who was hurt was Pittsburgh starting quarterback Russell Wilson, who injured the calf in training camp in late July.
According to the team’s postgame report, nobody suffered anything major.
4. They Will Get Better
Everyone knows that the Falcons’ starters have not spent a lot of time on the field together. Even former Atlanta signal caller Matt Ryan says that they simply need more time and that they were “out of sync.”
5. It’s Just One Game
The Falcons have 17 other games to play and many of them will be at home just like this one. You can bet that the Falcons will correct their mistakes and give the NFC South a run for its money.
Final Play
The Falcons proved that they can play with a team known for its stingy defense and ball-control offense. With 2 minutes in the game, the Falcons had a chance to take the lead and likely win the game. It didn’t happen, but that’s not to say that they can’t make it so next week against the Philadelphia Eagles. Do you believe? The Dirty Birds sure do.
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Atlanta movie mogul Tyler Perry’s Zatima is gearing up for its third season.
The drama series which is a spinoff of the popular series “Sistas” characters Zac (Devale Ellis) and Fatima (Crystal Renee Hayslett) is back with new twists and turns as they navigate their relationship woes.
To mark the occasion, BET+ has released a trailer of the new Zatima season. Here it is.
Season three is full of peaks and valleys as Zac and Fatima struggle to protect their relationship from undue damage from outside influences. We learn just how deep family trauma can go and the consequences of one’s actions when they don’t think before they act.
Final Act
Season three of the BET+ Original series from Tyler Perry Studios premieres Thursday, October 3 with two episodes. The 10-episode season will continue with two episodes weekly, leading up to the season finale on Thursday, October 31.
Because of the steady flow of movie and TV productions, Atlanta has been called the Hollywood of the South and it’s not just a label.. If you want to be an actor, the city has classes you can take as well as places that provide headshots and more. You can also audition at numerous casting calls to build your movie and TV reel.
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When it comes to a diverse lineup of delicious food places, Truist Park & The Battery Atlanta run all the bases.
If you want to checkout the culinary side of the home of the Atlanta Braves, the Taste of Truist Park and Battery Atlanta features a two-hour food adventure that includes a toast in the press box, baseball-themed food samples and stops at ASW Distillery, Mac McGee’s Irish Pub, El Super Pan and River Street Sweets.
The event is set for Thursday, Sept. 12 from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m.
Truist Park
- Los Bravos Mexican-Style Lager
- Soft Pretzel with Terrapin Taproom Beer Cheese
- Fox Bros. Pulled Pork Bar-B-Q
ASW
- Pineapple Express
- Old Fashioned Fiddler
Mac McGee
- Fish & Chips
- Super Mac Sliders
- Bangers and Mash
- Wings
El Super Pan
- Mofongo Sampler
River Street Sweets
- World Famous Pralines
Buy Tickets Here
Where To Eat at Truist Park in AtlantaTruist Park, home of the Atlanta Braves, has a variety of food options. Some popular spots include:
- The Freeze – Offers soft-serve ice cream and other cold treats.
- H&F Burger – Famous for its cheeseburger, considered one of Atlanta’s best.
- Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q – Known for their Southern-style barbecue.
- Terrapin Taproom – Offers craft beer from Terrapin Brewery and BBQ.
- The Slice – A go-to spot for pizza slices.
- Chick-fil-A – Located near the third-base concourse.
- Waffle House – Serving their iconic hashbrowns and waffles.
- Field of Greens – A healthier option with salads and vegetarian-friendly food.
- El Super Pan – Latin-inspired sandwiches, like Cuban sandwiches and snacks.
There are also concession stands around the park offering ballpark favorites like hot dogs, nachos, and pretzels.
Where To Eat at The Battery Atlanta
The Battery Atlanta, located right next to Truist Park, has a wide variety of restaurants and bars. Some of the popular spots include:
- Superica – Tex-Mex cuisine offering tacos, fajitas, and margaritas.
- Antico Pizza Napoletana – Famous for its authentic Neapolitan pizzas.
- Yard House – A sports bar with an extensive menu of American fare and a huge selection of draft beers.
- Punch Bowl Social – Combines Southern-inspired food with entertainment like bowling and arcade games.
- Garden & Gun Club – Offers upscale Southern cuisine in a sophisticated setting.
- Terrapin Taproom – Features craft beer from Terrapin Brewery along with barbecue from Fox Bros.
- Wahlburgers – The popular burger chain owned by the Wahlberg family, serving burgers, sandwiches, and salads.
- C. Ellet’s Steakhouse – An upscale steakhouse offering high-quality steaks, seafood, and classic sides.
- H&F Burger – Known for its top-rated burgers.
- Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams – A dessert spot featuring unique ice cream flavors.
The Battery also has many grab-and-go spots, bars, and coffee shops, making it a vibrant dining destination before or after a Braves game or event.
Final Word
Food events are a weekly thing in Atlanta. Many options can be found both in the stadium and at The Battery Atlanta right outside the park.
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American history is very much a part of Atlanta’s developmental past. Inside the pages of a book, you can find out about Atlanta in more ways than you might imagine.
What books should you read to learn about Atlanta? Keep reading.
6 Atlanta Books That Should Be Required Reading
That’s why we have books. Inside their pages hold the vital information that tells us where we’ve come from and where we’re going. Thanks to books, we have documented proof of Atlanta’s history so that it’s never forgotten, or repeated.
Here are some books that Atlantans should read.
House Proud: A Social History of Atlanta Interiors, 1880-1919
From middle-class cottages to Gilded Age mansions, House Proud presents a view of Atlanta, reflected through the city’s most highly prized homes. Richly illustrated with archival photographs and annotated with historical commentary, House Proud traces Atlanta’s response to national trends in interiors and furnishings and identifies those architects and interior decorators who helped craft Atlanta’s image as a City of Beautiful Homes. The interiors presented tell the story of Atlanta and its people during the dynamic decades of 1880-1919, when the city emerged from reconstruction and entered a period of notable expansion and economic progress. Images and textural commentary illustrate how the homes came to embody the aspirations of both the New South and the New Rich. Seen as proof of Atlanta’s post-war progress and artistic sophistication, homes were fundamental to the city’s ongoing efforts to promote itself and reconcile its regional past with its hopes for the future.
Atlanta’s Historic Westview Cemetery (Landmarks)
In 1884, several leading citizens purchased 577 acres to open Atlanta’s Westview Cemetery. The rolling terrain, part of which was a site in the Civil War battle of Ezra Church, became the final resting place for more than 100,000 people. Prominent locals buried here include Grant Park namesake L.P. Grant, author Joel Chandler Harris, High Museum benefactor Harriet High, Coca-Cola founder Asa Candler Sr. and Havertys founder J.J. Haverty. The cemetery’s Westview Abbey mausoleum is one of the nation’s largest, with more than eleven thousand crypts. Throughout its history, Westview dabbled in other business ventures, including a cafeteria, a funeral home and an ambulance service. And for decades, the cemetery’s Westview Floral Company sold flowers to lot owners and local businesses, leading to its own advice column in the Atlanta Constitution. Author Jeff Clemmons traces the complete history of this treasured necropolis.
White Flight: Atlanta and the Making of Modern Conservatism
During the civil rights era, Atlanta thought of itself as “The City Too Busy to Hate,” a rare place in the South where the races lived and thrived together. Over the course of the 1960s and 1970s, however, so many whites fled the city for the suburbs that Atlanta earned a new nickname: “The City Too Busy Moving to Hate.”
Lost Atlanta
Lost Atlanta breathes life back into the city that time, progress and technology have swept aside.
Lost Atlanta journeys back in time to look at the city as it once was. Old theaters, hotels, ballparks, civic buildings and the early transport system of the city are recalled in this book written by a best-selling Atlanta historian and his colleagues at the Atlanta History Center. Listed in chronological order the losses stretch back to 1821 and the Creek Indians. Major events in Atlanta history are encompassed, such as the Civil War destruction of 1864, the Cotton States International Exposition of 1896, the Great Atlanta Fire of 1917 right though to 1996 and the dismantling of key venues after the 1996 Olympic Games.
Battles for Atlanta (Civil War)
Recounts the Union Army’s campaign to capture Atlanta, describes Confederate efforts to defend the city, and offers a profile of General Sherman.
All the Fighting They Want: The Atlanta Campaign …
John Bell Hood brought a hang-dog look and a hard-fighting spirit to the Army of Tennessee. Once one of the ablest division commanders in the Army of Northern Virginia, he found himself, by the spring of 1864, in the war’s Western Theater. Recently recovered from grievous wounds sustained at Chickamauga, he suddenly found himself thrust into command of the Confederacy’s ill-starred army even as Federals pounded on the door of the Deep South’s greatest untouched city, Atlanta.
Final Word
Books are losing their luster compared to reading online, but they’ll never go away. Support your local public library. There are some page-turners there for real!
Atlanta has a lot of inspirational people and AtlantaFi.com is going to introduce you to many of them as well as cool places to go, great restaurants and other ATL happenings.
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Are you ready to “Rise Up” for the 2024 Atlanta Falcons? Don red and black and join the party.
Get ready for the return of Falcons football with a free kickoff party featuring special appearances, musical performers and giveaways. Be a part of the excitement as we celebrate the start of the 2024 season with current Falcons players and a lineup of special guests!
This event will be emceed by announcers Ryan Cameron and Chelsea Phillips Tafoya and will feature:
- Appearances by current Falcons players including Grady Jarrett, Bijan Robinson and Younghoe Koo
- Performances by Falcons Cheerleaders and Freddie Falcon
- Giveaways and more!
Plus, rep your Dirty Birds all season long and shop our new Kickoff Collection in-person at the Atlantic Station Team Store, located across from the Atlantic Green.
Date: Friday, September 6 // Time: 7:00 p.m.
Location: Outdoors in the Atlantic Green at Atlantic Station, near HOBNOB (245 18*th* St NW, Atlanta, GA 30363)
Immerse Yourself In Your Atlanta
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This year marks the 45th anniversary of the Atlanta Community Food Bank, a milestone that the nonprofit organization is marking in part by taking part in World Hunger Month throughout September.
”We are proud to take part in Hunger Action Month and join food banks across the country as we work with our local partners to highlight the increasing need in our communities,” said Kyle Waide, President & CEO of the Atlanta Community Food Bank.Here are some developments taking place during the month:
Throughout the month, all donations to the Food Bank will be matched up to $60,000, thanks to a group of generous donors.
On September 10, Hunger Action Day, the Food Bank invites Atlanta residents to “Go Orange” by wearing the color associated with hunger awareness and taking action to support their neighbors. During the evening of September 10, residents are invited to look up to the sky as iconic landmarks around Atlanta will be illuminated in orange to show solidarity.
Hunger Action Day participating partners include:
- Atlantic Station
- CODA
- Colony Square
- Georgia’s Own Credit Union
- King & Queen Building
- Mercedes-Benz Stadium
- One Atlantic Center
- Ponce City Market
- Promenade Central
“By coming together to provide nutritious food for our neighbors, we empower our communities in Atlanta and beyond, working towards a future where no family, child, veteran, or senior goes hungry,” Waide added.
Supporters are encouraged to share their commitment to fighting hunger on social media. Use #HungerActionMonth and tag @FeedingAmerica and @ACFB to highlight your involvement and inspire others to take action.
How You Can Make a Difference
For those who would like to contribute funds, donations may be made directly through the Atlanta Community Food Bank’s donation page or supporters can boost their impact by organizing fundraisers with family and friends.
Individuals and groups are also encouraged to volunteer at one of the Food Bank’s Community Food Centers in Jonesboro, Stone Mountain, or Marietta. Due to high demand, spots are filling up fast, so plan ahead and book 60-90 days in advance.
Hunger Action Month Events
On September 27, the Food Bank will host the Atlanta Apartment Association at its East Point headquarters for the 37th Annual Food-A-Thon, an initiative aimed at providing essential food assistance to children, families, and seniors in our community. All donations of food and funds will go directly to the Atlanta Community Food Bank. To donate or participate, visit the link here.
Final Word
Food scarcity is a real problem not only across the world, but here in Atlanta.
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Every now and then, fancy eating — fine China, red wine and succulent plate presentation — is necessary. Fortunately, Atlanta, Georgia has quite a few places for you to eat that meet the criteria.
In this article, we’re going to show you the most fancy places to eat in Atlanta. These are those “special occasion” restaurants where rings and things can appear.
9 Of Atlanta’s Most Upscale Restaurants
Wan to experience the best in Atlanta fine dining? Here are some of the most fancy restaurants to eat at in Atlanta.
The Ashford
1418 Dresden Dr Suite 170, Brookhaven, GA 30319 | (404) 254-5277
Photo credit: The Ashford The Ashford in Brookhaven is a chef-driven concept from chef and restaurateur Randy Lewis. The restaurant has a quiet ambiance that punctuates its inspired dishes and menu, which leans heavily on Georgia ingredients.
Here’s what one reviewer says about The Ashford. “Very tasty drinks, small plates and entrees. Really enjoyed the unique flavors. Fun bar area, and patio space. You can go for drinks/apps and eat enough to fill you for dinner. A lot of choices on small plates and I enjoy being able to try several different things. I tried the fondue with pears and ricotta olive spread which was amazing, ate it too fast to take a pic. Loved the salad dressing and the meatball – especially the sauce on it!!! The short rib paired so well with onion and mushrooms. Dessert was a rich and delicious dark chocolate pot de crème, perfect for sharing. I’ll be back soon, so many more things to try.”
Atlas
88 W Paces Ferry Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30305 | (404) 600-6471
One of the most inviting culinary atmosphere in all of Atlanta, Atlas is a place you definitely want to try. Located in the Regis Hotel in Buckhead, Atlas is an elegant choice with excellent service and a top-notch ambiance.
Here’s what one customer says about Atlas. “Beautiful and elegant is the simple way to describe Atlas. I loved the selection of wine and champagne. The service was good. The ambiance was very romantic and relaxing. The food taste and presentation was perfect. There was a slight mix up with the server asking if we wanted another drink from the menu or something, but we bought a bottle of champagne so all the server had to do was replenish our glasses from the champagne bottle. I forgot to get my ticket validated so instead of 15 for valet parking it was 25. Still not bad for Atlanta parking.”
Bones
3130 Piedmont Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30305 (404) 237-2663
Bones is one of the best steakhouses that Atlanta has ever had. With that being said, I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention the stellar seafood the menu.
Here’s what one reviewer says about Bones. “Great food! Great service! One of my favorite steak houses. I love a good lobster bisque and with Bones you can taste the sherry. The baby octopus salad with sherry was incredible. The sherry vinaigrette was light and flavorful. I am very particular about octopus and I can say the octopus here is one of my favorites. The bone in rib-eye was marbled nicely and had lots of flavor. If you haven’t been you must visit.”
Canoe
4199 Paces Ferry Rd SE, Atlanta, GA 30339 | (770) 432-2663
Sitting right on the Chattahoochee River, Canoe is one of those restaurants that will make you want to make a memory. It’s wine selection is superb and the service is outstanding.
Here’s what one customer says about Canoe: “There’s not enough space to write all the fabulous things I have to say about this place!! Excellent vibe, fantastic food, best Manhattan I’ve ever had, love being by the water and out waitress was very knowledgeable of the menu and products. I rate 5 stars when establishments meet my every day expectations but places like this make me want to rate every days a 3 so my 5’s are super special. Having been to many higher end restaurants, I can tell you this is a top for me country wide.”
Chops Lobster Bar
70 West Paces Ferry Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30305 (404) 262-2675
Another steakhouse makes our list. Chops is a Buckhead favorite and perfect for an anniversary dinner or even for the bride and groom.
Here’s what one reviewer says about Chops: “Went here on a work dinner and it was really good. The table ordered the cold seafood appetizer which is HUGE, I liked everything on it but the oysters (I won’t touch those things). I was in the mood for chicken so that’s what I ordered and the rest of the table ordered steak. Everyone enjoyed their meals and their drinks. It’s definitely a pricey place so it’s not a place we can frequent often, but if you can, it’s worth it.”
Oceanaire Seafood Room
1100 Peachtree St, Atlanta, GA 30309 | (404) 475-2277
The Oceanaire Seafood Room is located inside and adjacent to Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton in Midtown Atlanta. Obviously, with a name like Oceanaire the eatery is a big seafood spot.
Here’s what one reviewer says about Oceanaire: “I’ve always loved Oceannaire. It’s an old school, high quality dining establishment with great seafood. The service is always fantastic. I’ve only given it four stars as the prices are very high, so the value just doesn’t equate. That being said, I love the atmosphere and food and it’s one of my go-to splurge places.”
AG (Ritz-Carlton)
181 Peachtree St NE, Atlanta, GA 30303 | (404) 221-6550
The Ritz-Carlton’s AG represents some of the best aspects of upscale dining: remarkable food, exclusive service, impeccable atmosphere. You get it all.
Here’s what one reviewer says about AG: “We have stayed here multiple times, and it was great each time. Full restaurant and Bar with great food and cocktail options. A top notch luxury hotel with top notch staff. Valet Parking is $50. It is pet friendly.”
The Optimist
914 Howell Mill Rd, Atlanta, GA 30318 | (404) 477-6260
The Optimist has made its name by serving some opulent dishes, including some of the best seafod you’ll find in the city.
The Palm
3391 Peachtree Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30326 | (404) 814-1955
The Palm is located inside the Westin hotel in the Buckhead district of Atlanta. The food continues to get rave reviews for locals and visitors alike.
Here’s what one reviewer says about The Palm: “I Am Shocked That As A Georgia Native, I Am Just Now Discovering The Palm Restaurant. The Atmosphere, The Cuisine, And Most Importantly, The Guest Service Were Remarkably Executed. From The Warm Greeting At The Reservation Podium To The Final Course Of Flourless Chocolate Cake, This Was Truly A Gift Unto Myself. Be Mindful, This Is Upscale Dining So Expect The Prices And Service To Match. I Look Forward To Returning To This Gem Of Buckhead.”
Which Atlanta Restaurants Allow Private Dining?
Banquet rooms are the perfect thing for those who want some privacy when they eat with close friends, family or co-workers.
You can call any of these restaurants below to find out about their banquet room accommodations for private dining.
- 10 Degrees South. Global, International | Buckhead
- Atlanta Fish Market | Buckhead
- Saltwood at Loews Atlanta Hotel | Midtown Atlanta
- 101 Steak. Steakhouse | Vinings
- 10th & Piedmont. Seafood | Midtown
- 1910 Public House. Contemporary American | Lilburn
- 26 Thai Kitchen & Bar – Lindbergh. Thai | Buckhea
- 5Church | Midtown Atlanta
Final Word
Every once in a while, you want to experience the very best in dining. Atlanta, Georgia, has several elite restaurants that are great options.
If you like an upscale restaurant that has perfectly plated food and white glove service, you should know that Atlanta, Georgia has some great options.
Do you have someone you’re trying to impress? A fancy Atlanta restaurant would be just the thing. Not the chain eateries, but the types of restaurants where the customary bottle of wine and crab cake appetizer is a must.
If you want to have a really nice date night, here’s where to go. Remember to call to see if the restaurant you decide to go to accepts reservations at the time you want. Some of them won’t allow you to book a reservation on weekends or after 8 pm.
If you want to check out some other food spots in the area, here are the best restaurants in Buckhead. Or you might like to read our Buckhead Steak Guide to find all the best eateries offering mouth-watering prime cuts.
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it may be a small thing to you, but taking your child to see your local firehouse can really make their day. In Atlanta, you’ve got many cool firehouses to choose from and all of them have a unique history that may be more interesting than you think.
In this article, we’ll take a look at the best Atlanta firehouses for tours, which are among the top things to do with kids.
In Atlanta, Georgia, there are a few notable options for firehouse tours that offer a chance to learn more about firefighting and see fire stations up close:
1. Atlanta Fire Rescue Department Headquarters
- Location: 33 Goodwin Street SE, Atlanta, GA 30303
- Details: The Atlanta Fire Rescue Department Headquarters often hosts tours and provides educational experiences about firefighting and emergency services.
- Booking: Contact the headquarters directly to inquire about tour availability and scheduling.
- Website: Atlanta Fire Rescue Department
2. Fire Station No. 19
- Location: 1742 Piedmont Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30324
- Details: One of the more prominent fire stations in Atlanta, Fire Station No. 19 sometimes offers tours and events. It’s worth checking with the station for visitor opportunities.
- Booking: Reach out to the station or the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department for information on scheduling a tour.
3. The Fire Museum of Greater Atlanta
- Location: 418 Luckie Street NW, Atlanta, GA 30313
- Details: While not an actual firehouse, the Fire Museum offers an extensive collection of firefighting artifacts and historical exhibits. It provides a comprehensive look at the history of firefighting in Atlanta.
- Booking: Tours are available, and you can schedule them by contacting the museum directly.
- Website: Fire Museum of Greater Atlanta
4. Local Fire Stations
- Details: Many local fire stations in Atlanta may offer tours upon request or during community events. It’s a good idea to contact individual stations directly to see if they can accommodate a tour.
- Booking: Reach out to specific fire stations or visit their websites for contact information and tour availability.
5. Community Events and Open Houses
- Details: The Atlanta Fire Rescue Department and local fire stations often participate in community events and open houses where tours and demonstrations are available.
- Booking: Keep an eye on local event listings and announcements from the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department for upcoming open house events.
Final Word
There you have it: Firehouse tours in the ATL. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, contacting the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department directly or visiting their website is recommended. They can provide details on tour availability, scheduling, and any specific requirements or restrictions.
If nothing else, you can always take drive around 285 and look at the new buildings going up. Spend some time with your kids and take them out to eat free of charge.
Want more options? Check out the best things to do in fall in Georgia.
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Things in Callaway Gardens are looking up, up. Hot air balloons are going to be up in the air this weekend.
If you can make it down to Callaway Gardens in Pine Mountain, Georgia, you’ll be glad to know that the annual event known as the “Sky High Hot Air Balloon Festival” is on and poppin’!
Hot Air Balloon Festival at Callaway Garden: What To Know
This festival typically takes place over Labor Day Weekend and is a celebration of hot air balloons and various related activities. Here are some key features of the festival:
Hot Air Balloon Flights: The highlight of the festival is, of course, the hot air balloons. Visitors can witness a colorful display of balloons taking flight in the morning and evening, with some balloons often illuminated at night, creating a magical sight.
Balloon Glow: One of the most popular events at the festival is the “Balloon Glow,” where hot air balloons are tethered to the ground and lit up in sync with music, creating a breathtaking visual spectacle.
Entertainment: In addition to hot air balloon activities, the festival typically includes live music, family-friendly entertainment, and attractions. There may be performances, games, and activities for children and adults alike.
Food and Beverage: Various food vendors and options are usually available, allowing visitors to enjoy a variety of delicious meals and snacks throughout the festival.
Waterfront Activities: Callaway Gardens often features beautiful lakes and water bodies, providing opportunities for water-based activities like paddle boating or simply relaxing by the water.
Nature and Gardens: Callaway Gardens itself is renowned for its stunning gardens and natural beauty. Visitors can explore the gardens and enjoy the lush landscapes, which may also be a part of the festival experience.
This event may be postponed if it rains.
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Explore Atlanta The Cool Way
First, to find all the good things happening in the city this week, all you have to do is take a look at downtown Atlanta. That’s where some of the best restaurants are as well as where the visitors, namely tourists, are. CNN Center often has something cool going on! Check out these events in Atlanta today and this week and this weekend:
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It’s true in food and in fashion: Just add honey to make anything instantly better. Honey blonde wigs are having a moment and we’re here for it.
If you’re looking for a honey blonde wig, we’re going to show you some of the best ones out there.
Here are three tips for buying wigs:
- Look for ones that consist of human hair. They look more realistic.
- Can’t find human hair? Opt for a high-quality synthetic wig.
- Choose a hand-tied wig, if possible. They will sit on your head the best.
Honey Blonde Wigs: Where To Buy Them
Some of these wigs get their blondness from highlights that originate at the roots. Others have more of a bleached hue that shines throughout the entire hairpiece. In all cases, the blondeness is mixed with a honey quality that gives the wig more shine and body.
Let’s go over some great honey blonde wigs you can rock with just about any outfit.
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26 Inch 4/27 Highlight Wig Brazilian Straight Human Hair Wig
Brazilian Straight Human Hair Ombre Brown Honey Blonde
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Final Word
When it comes to blonde hair, there’s something about having the golden touch that gives you more self confidence. One of our favorite colors is honey blonde.
No matter if you choose a wig made of human hair or synthetic material, you can achieve a natural look by styling it.
Don’t forget to have fun with your hairpiece. Try different styles: Rock bangs, curls and twists that accentuate your face. Don’t be afraid to try new things. Check out our Wigs Page for more hairpieces.
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