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Norcross, GA – February 19, 2026 – With Ramadan approaching, metro Atlanta foodies and families are gearing up for one of the most anticipated late-night events of the season: the Atlanta Ramadan Food Festival, returning for its second year on Friday, February 27, into Saturday, February 28, from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m.
Atlanta Ramadan Food Festival: for a Vibrant Late-Night Celebration
Hosted at 2077 Beaver Ruin Rd. in Norcross, this overnight night market-style festival transforms the venue into a welcoming hub of halal eats, artisan shopping, and cultural experiences.
Featuring more than 60 carefully curated halal food vendors, the event promises diverse flavors from around the world with no menu overlap—ensuring every bite feels fresh and exciting.
Rooted in Ramadan traditions of iftar (breaking the fast) and suhoor (pre-dawn meal), the festival blends delicious food with community spirit, artisan markets, engaging cultural activations, and a dedicated kids’ area.
Indoor and outdoor spaces create a cozy, inclusive atmosphere designed for Muslims and non-Muslims alike to come together, enjoy the vibes, and celebrate the holy month.
This year’s event is intentionally limited in space and tickets to keep the experience intimate and high-quality.
Organizers from the Atlanta Muslim Festival Collective have highlighted special perks, including a custom waffle bar collaboration with Waffle House—where the first 500 ticket buyers score free waffles!
Co-Founder Hasnain Lakhani, a metro Atlanta restaurateur and community advocate, has been instrumental in bringing these inclusive food festivals to life, building on the success of previous events to foster cultural connection through cuisine.
Whether you’re craving global halal dishes, unique artisan finds, family-friendly activities, or simply a memorable night out, this festival offers something for everyone.
Event Details:
- When: Friday, February 27 – Saturday, February 28, 2026 | 9 p.m. – 6 a.m.
- Where: 2077 Beaver Ruin Rd., Norcross, GA 30071
- Tickets: $12 (plus fees), available online via cenvi.events (limited availability—grab yours soon!)
- More Info: Follow @atlramadanfoodfest on Instagram or visit the Atlanta Muslim Festival Collective website for updates, vendor previews, and high-res images.
The Atlanta Ramadan Food Festival is more than a food event—it’s a delicious way to welcome Ramadan, support local businesses, and experience the warmth of Atlanta’s diverse communities. Don’t miss out on this one-night-only extravaganza!
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Stonecrest, GA – February 19, 2026 – Get ready to feel the beat! The City of Stonecrest is set to deliver an afternoon packed with high-energy performances as the second annual Battle of the Drumlines takes over Miller Grove High School Gymnasium on Saturday, February 28, 2026, from 2 to 5 p.m.
This crowd-pleasing event, which debuted in 2025, brings together the precision and power of drumlines from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) alongside talented high school programs.
At Stonecrest: A Celebration of Rhythm, Talent, and Black History Month Pride
It’s more than just a showcase—it’s a vibrant celebration of youth excellence, school spirit, cultural heritage, and community unity, perfectly timed to close out Black History Month.
The event aims to highlight the discipline, creativity, and teamwork of young performers while forging stronger ties between Stonecrest, local schools, HBCUs, and residents across the region. Following a successful inaugural year, organizers promise an even more electrifying experience this time around.
“This is such a dynamic showcase of extraordinary talent from our young people — their discipline, precision, and teamwork,” said Stonecrest Mayor Jazzmin Cobble. “When our high school students share the floor with HBCU band members who once stood in their shoes, it makes college aspirations feel tangible and within reach. It is moments like this second annual Battle of the Drumlines that make us truly Stonecrest PROUD!”
The lineup features powerhouse drumlines from several respected HBCUs, including:
- Albany State University
- Clark Atlanta University
- Fort Valley State University
- Talladega College
They’ll go head-to-head with standout high school drumlines from DeKalb County and neighboring areas, promising intense competition and unforgettable routines.
The Battle of the Drumlines is free and open to the public, making it an accessible way for families, students, alumni, and community members to come together and support local talent.
Mark your calendars and bring your energy—Stonecrest is about to get loud! For more details, visit the City of Stonecrest website or check official event pages on social media.
Event details: Saturday, February 28, 2026 | 2–5 p.m. | Miller Grove High School Gymnasium, Lithonia (Stonecrest area)
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The Sip & Swine BBQ Festival is set to make its mouthwatering return to Coolray Field in Lawrenceville, bringing Georgia’s top BBQ competition vibes right to Gwinnett County.
This is one of the best metro Atlanta festivals of 2026.
This beloved annual event, now in its 11th year, is scheduled for Friday and Saturday, March 6-7, 2026, with the main public day on Saturday, March 7, running from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. (Note: The original invitation referenced March 7 as the Saturday focus—full details confirm the two-day format.)
Sip & Swine Fest: What To Know
Admission and parking are both completely free, making it an easy, family-friendly outing for Atlanta-area residents.
Attendees can look forward to fierce competition BBQ action—featuring pro and backyard teams battling it out in categories like chicken, pork, ribs, brisket, and more—plus a popular People’s Choice BBQ Tasting (Saturday 11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m., with taster kits available for attendee judging), a Kid’s Q Competition for young pitmasters ages 6-15, nonstop live music throughout both days, food vendors, craft booths, and plenty of fun for all ages.
At its core, Sip & Swine is a major fundraiser benefiting Home of Hope at Gwinnett Children’s Shelter, which supports homeless children and their mothers on the path to independence. The event has already raised over $1 million to date for this vital cause, with all proceeds continuing to go directly to the shelter.
Past festivals have delivered that perfect mix of smoky aromas, lively crowds, great tunes, and community spirit—captured in the photos shared from previous years.
Whether you’re a BBQ fanatic, looking for a fun weekend outing, or want to support a great local charity, mark your calendar and head to Coolray Field. For more details, ticket options (if any special tastings or add-ons apply), or updates, visit sipandswine.com.
Questions? Reach out to event organizer Chrissy Keheley (contact info available on the site or in official releases). We’d love to see you there—come hungry and ready to enjoy one of metro Atlanta’s tastiest traditions!
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Atlanta, GA – February 19, 2026 – Shoppers in metro Atlanta have exciting news: Nordstrom Rack, the popular off-price division of Seattle-based Nordstrom, Inc., is expanding its presence with a brand-new location opening at Atlantic Station in fall 2026.
The 28,000-square-foot store will take over the former DSW space in the vibrant Midtown lifestyle center, known for its mix of retail, dining, entertainment, and residential options—including anchors like IKEA, H&M, Regal Cinemas, and Sephora.
Nordstrom Rack Coming To Atlantic Station
“We look forward to being a part of the Atlanta community and serving our customers with an amazing offering of great brands at great prices,” said Gemma Lionello, president of Nordstrom Rack. “We’re excited to grow our footprint in the Atlanta market and introduce new customers to the Nordstrom experience.”
Lionello highlighted key conveniences shoppers can expect, including easy online order pickup from both Nordstrom.com and NordstromRack.com, as well as simple returns.
Managed and leased by Hines, Atlantic Station welcomed the announcement as a boost to its evolving retail lineup.
“We’re thrilled to welcome Nordstrom Rack to Atlantic Station. The brand is a natural fit for our retail mix, offering the value-driven fashion and home selections our shoppers want,” said Vikram Mehra, senior managing director at Hines. “This addition further underscores the strong leasing momentum and the continued evolution of Atlantic Station’s retail experience.”
As Nordstrom’s off-price arm, Nordstrom Rack delivers up to 70% off on-trend apparel, accessories, beauty products, home decor, and shoes from many of the top brands found at full-line Nordstrom stores.
Additional perks include online order pickup, easy returns, and alterations at select locations. The division serves as the largest source of new customers to the broader Nordstrom brand.
This new Midtown spot marks the eighth Nordstrom Rack in metro Atlanta and the second inside the Perimeter (the other being in Buckhead). It joins two full-line Nordstrom stores and seven existing Rack locations across Georgia, where the company already supports more than 700 jobs statewide.
The opening comes amid recent changes at Atlantic Station, including the closures of DSW (announced in December 2025) and Publix, but the addition of Nordstrom Rack signals continued investment in the development’s retail future.
Fashion lovers and deal hunters, mark your calendars—fall 2026 brings more accessible luxury shopping right in the heart of Midtown. Stay tuned for exact opening dates and grand opening details as they’re announced.
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The Atlanta Braves are kicking off the 2026 season with a meaningful community initiative, launching the first Braves Home Plate Project presented by Chick-fil-A of the year. This ongoing program, led by the Atlanta Braves Foundation, continues its mission to combat food insecurity and promote food sovereignty throughout Braves Country.
In partnership with Chick-fil-A, Columbia Drive United Methodist Church, Urban Recipe, and Concrete Jungle, the Braves hosted a community food distribution event at Columbia Drive United Methodist Church, located at 2067 Columbia Drive in Decatur, DeKalb County.
Braves Launch Food Initiative in Metro Atlanta
The event provided essential resources to 300 households, offering a variety of quality food items completely free of charge and open to all neighbors in need.
Families received:
- Fresh produce sourced from local farms
- Boxes of frozen food and protein
- Hot Chick-fil-A chicken sandwiches and chips
The distribution reflects the collaborative spirit of the Home Plate Project, which brings together local organizations, volunteers, and corporate partners to address hunger in Metro Atlanta’s diverse communities.
A Legacy of Support Since 2020
The Braves Home Plate Project first launched in April 2020 in response to heightened food insecurity during the COVID-19 pandemic, initially partnering with Braves concessionaire Delaware North. Since then, it has grown into a staple community effort.
In 2025 alone, the program—presented by Chick-fil-A and supported by dedicated community partners—distributed more than 80,000 pounds of food resources across eight events, reaching an estimated 2,189 households in need.
Braves front office staff, gameday personnel, and volunteers regularly participate in these distributions, helping deliver not just food but also a sense of community support.
As the 2026 baseball season gets underway, the Atlanta Braves remain committed to stepping up beyond the diamond.
Initiatives like the Home Plate Project demonstrate how the organization is working to make a lasting impact on families facing food challenges across Metro Atlanta.
Neighbors interested in future distributions or ways to get involved can visit the Atlanta Braves community page at mlb.com/braves/community for updates.
The Braves Foundation encourages all eligible residents to take advantage of these no-cost resources whenever available. Together, we’re building a stronger, more nourished Braves Country—one plate at a time.
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Downtown Atlanta’s iconic landmark, The Center (CTR) —formerly known as the CNN Center—is gearing up for a highly anticipated reopening in May, AtlantaFi.com has learned.
The project will transform the historic property into a vibrant, inclusive hub for community, culture, dining, and connection.
The CTR To Open In Downtown Atlanta
After extensive renovations and community input, the reimagined space aims to once again serve as a welcoming gathering place for Atlantans and visitors alike.
The project, led by owner-operator CP Group, marks a major revival for the downtown staple, which has long been a recognizable part of the city’s skyline and identity.
The refreshed Common Ground vision emphasizes openness and accessibility, moving away from its past as a more enclosed, single-tenant-focused building.
Highlights include a fully revamped central atrium serving as the property’s lively heart, plus a brand-new 24,000-square-foot food hall called CTR Food Works featuring 12 diverse dining concepts—anchored by popular steakhouse and seafood options—and what organizers say will be the city’s largest bar.
“We’re thrilled to welcome back this beloved Atlanta landmark under its new identity as Common Ground,” a spokesperson for The Center shared. “This is more than a reopening—it’s a commitment to creating a dynamic space where people from all walks of life can connect, create, learn, and celebrate together.”
The May launch will coincide with the building’s 50th anniversary and come just ahead of Atlanta hosting 2026 FIFA World Cup matches, adding extra excitement to the area’s momentum.
Expect a grand opening celebration packed with live performances, local food vendors, family-friendly interactive activities, and showcases of partnerships with organizations focused on social impact, youth development, and economic opportunity.
With millions invested in exterior upgrades, a new arrival experience, and interior enhancements, The Center is poised to draw crowds and help energize downtown Atlanta as a true neighborhood destination for work, dining, entertainment, and community events.
Stay tuned for more details on the opening schedule and programming as May approaches—Atlanta’s Common Ground is ready to reclaim its spot as a cornerstone of the city.
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President Donald Trump suggested Wednesday that Atlanta could soon receive federal assistance to address crime, urging local leaders to “call me” and claiming his administration could “take care of Atlanta so fast.”
The comments came during a Black History Month reception in the White House’s East Room, an event intended to highlight Black American achievements and support.
Trump Teases Federal Help — Possibly National Guard Troops in Atlanta
In video footage from the event that quickly spread on social media, Trump repeatedly invoked the city while addressing the crowd:
“Atlanta. Atlanta. We could take care of Atlanta. I’ll tell you what, you oughta get them to call me. We could take care of Atlanta so fast. They don’t want to call. Don’t forget — we move people out.”
He framed the offer as help for a city that “needs” it, drawing applause from attendees. The remarks align with the administration’s broader push to deploy federal resources, including the National Guard, in high-crime Democratic-led cities.
The clip, first posted by journalist Aaron Rupar, has drawn sharp reactions in Atlanta. Some residents and officials view the comments as a welcome signal of support against persistent crime issues. Others see it as political posturing and potential federal overreach into a majority-Black, Democratic-led city just months before midterm elections.
Atlanta’s skyline at dusk — a city Trump now says needs urgent federal help.
The president’s reference to “we move people out” appears to echo his administration’s ongoing mass deportation efforts and use of federal agents to remove criminal illegal immigrants and repeat offenders from sanctuary jurisdictions.19
No formal request for National Guard assistance has been made by Georgia or Atlanta officials, and the White House has not announced any immediate deployment plans.
What’s next for Atlanta?
City leaders have not yet issued a public response. Residents on both sides of the aisle are watching closely to see whether this is campaign rhetoric ahead of the midterms — or the start of real federal involvement on Atlanta’s streets.Stay with Atlanta News for updates as this story develops. Have thoughts on Trump’s comments? Let us know below.
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Dunwoody, GA – Mark your calendars for a spicy celebration of community and giving back! Chili for the Children marks its 20th anniversary with its beloved annual chili cook-off on Sunday, March 1, 2026, from 2 to 4 p.m. at Bar{n} in Dunwoody Village (5521 Chamblee Dunwoody Rd., Atlanta, GA 30338).
This cherished Atlanta tradition brings together fun things to do with kids, friends, neighbors, and local culinary talents for an afternoon filled with chili tastings, live music, raffles, and a silent auction.
Chili for the Children Celebrates 20 Years with Annual Chili Cook-Off Benefiting Make-A-Wish Georgia
All proceeds from the event will support Make-A-Wish® Georgia, helping grant life-changing wishes for children battling critical illnesses.
Founded by Jany Brown two decades ago as a modest grassroots gathering in a small office, Chili for the Children has evolved into one of the city’s most enduring fundraisers.
Over the years, the event has raised more than $450,000 for nonprofits dedicated to children’s health, education, and wellbeing.
Past beneficiaries include Make-A-Wish® Georgia, Atlanta Community Food Bank, Ferst Readers, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, Literacy Action, Literacy Alliance of Metro Atlanta, and Literacy Volunteers of Atlanta.
This milestone year spotlights Make-A-Wish® Georgia once again, with funds helping fulfill wishes like that of 19-year-old Luke, who is fighting leukemia and dreams of traveling to Japan with his family.
“Even at the 20-year mark, I’m still amazed that what started as a small office gathering has grown into a lasting legacy of generosity and shared purpose,” said Brown. “This milestone belongs to everyone who has shown up year after year to give back. Every ticket purchased, bid placed, and raffle entry helps bring hope to children and families when they need it most.”
The 2026 competition brings back the cook-off spirit, with past winners and new teams returning to create their best chilis for a cause.
Each participating team will donate a portion of proceeds to a charity of their choice, and attendees will taste samples and vote for the People’s Choice award. An additional donation will go to the charity selected by the winning chili team.
Raffle and silent auction items promise exciting prizes, including a trip package currently in the works—details to be announced soon.
“A wish can be a powerful source of hope for children and families navigating some of life’s toughest moments,” said Justice French, director of development for Make-A-Wish® Georgia. “Chili for the Children’s continued dedication and generosity help ensure we can reach more children battling critical illnesses with life-changing wishes and support families during incredibly challenging times.”
Don’t miss this heartwarming afternoon of great food, music, and giving.
Tickets and more information are available at chiliforthechildren.com. Come hungry, bring your friends, and help make wishes come true—one bowl of chili at a time!
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The team behind popular Downtown Atlanta staples Red Phone Booth and Amalfi Cucina + Mercato is expanding its footprint with an ambitious new project: 207 Peachtree, a 45,000-square-foot entertainment, dining, and events campus set to open this spring in the heart of the city.
Located at the corner of Peachtree Street and Andrew Young International Boulevard, the development occupies a beautifully restored 1920s building that originally housed Regenstein’s Department Store.
207 Peachtree Opening This Spring in Atlanta
The multi-level destination will bring six distinct concepts under one roof, including four brand-new venues alongside the group’s existing locations of the Prohibition-era speakeasy Red Phone Booth and Italian eatery Amalfi Cucina + Mercato (both of which opened in Downtown in 2016 and remain in the same historic building).
Guests will be able to hop between immersive restaurants, bars, and venues across four floors, each offering its own vibe, menu, and experience — perfect for everything from casual hangouts to game-day excitement, rooftop evenings, and large celebrations. The new additions, all slated to debut in spring 2026, include:
American Dive — A classic, high-energy dive bar on the building’s historic lower level (accessed via a street-level entry that leads down into what was once a storage vault during the Regenstein era). By day, a jukebox spins blues, jazz, country, and rock classics; by night, live music takes over.
The menu highlights Southern BBQ, ice-cold beers on tap and in cans/bottles, wines, cocktails, and casual games like pool, darts, and arcade machines.
The space channels pure roadside Americana with vintage signs, neon lights, bold murals, and nods to music and movies — evoking that late-night highway bar where you end up staying for hours.
Peachtree Sporting Club — An upscale, experiential sports bar on the third floor, blending mid-century modern design (think green tones and warm wood finishes) with high-energy game-day vibes.
A massive 20-foot panoramic TV wall will broadcast football, baseball, soccer, hockey, tennis, and more, complemented by seven tournament-grade simulator bays (each seating about 14 guests) for virtual golf, soccer, skeet shooting, and other games.
The chef-driven menu features shareable platters, sandwiches, entrées, an extensive beer selection, signature cocktails, wine, and premium spirits.
Standouts include the Grand Sampler Trio (wings, pretzel bites, and fried pickles) and the Peach-Bourbon NY Strip with garlic mash and seasonal vegetables.
Aire Rooftop Lounge — The building’s first-ever public rooftop activation, offering stunning city skyline views in an indoor-outdoor setup. Expect plush white lounge seating, sleek fire pits, a large pergola for shade, and glowing illuminated trees at night.
The lounge shifts from relaxed golden-hour handcrafted cocktails and elevated shareable plates with tableside service to a buzzing late-night scene featuring live DJ sets, celebratory vibes, and VIP tableside experiences.
Grand Ballroom — A versatile 10,000-square-foot event space on the second floor, ideal for weddings, galas, corporate gatherings, and large celebrations accommodating 300+ guests.
The historic-luxury design includes white, gold, and tan tones, exposed brick walls, 14-foot ceilings, hardwood floors, crystal chandeliers, and expansive windows with sweeping Downtown views.
State-of-the-art amenities feature full AV capabilities, lighting packages, a catering warming kitchen, customizable bar setups, and professional staffing.
With Red Phone Booth’s signature speakeasy charm and Amalfi Cucina’s authentic Italian offerings already anchoring the building, 207 Peachtree promises to become a one-stop destination for locals, visitors, conventioneers, and sports fans — especially with major events like the 2026 FIFA World Cup on the horizon.
Final Word
Stay tuned for exact opening dates and more details as spring approaches.
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Midtown residents and businesses can breathe a little easier when it comes to emergency response times.
The Atlanta City Council has approved an amended intergovernmental agreement that paves the way for a temporary fire station to keep operations running smoothly while the neighborhood’s long-planned Fire Station 15 redevelopment moves forward.
Midtown’s Fire Protection Gets a Temporary Upgrade
The ordinance, 26-O-1117, authorizes the city to partner with the Atlanta Urban Development Corporation (AUDC) to develop an interim Fire Station 15 on city-owned property at 1531 Piedmont Road, NE.
This stopgap facility will house Atlanta Fire Rescue Department apparatus, personnel, and daily operations during construction of the permanent, modernized station — which is part of a larger mixed-use project stacking hundreds of residential units (including affordable housing) atop a new ground-floor fire station at the current 10th Street site near Piedmont Park.
The move comes as no surprise to those following Midtown’s rapid growth.
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The original Fire Station 15, a key responder in one of Atlanta’s densest, most transit-rich neighborhoods, has been eyed for redevelopment since at least 2023 under AUDC’s innovative public-asset strategy.
That flagship project — backed by tax-exempt bonds, public-private joint ventures, and AUDC’s focus on mixed-income housing — aims to deliver a state-of-the-art fire facility at street level while adding significant housing supply above it.
Recent proposed updates from 2025 pegged the tower at around 21–26 stories, with 200–280+ units (roughly one-third affordable), a podium parking deck, and enhanced fire bay access.
But building a new station while tearing down the old one can’t happen overnight.
Response times in Midtown — already challenged by traffic, events at Piedmont Park, and booming residential and office density — could suffer without continuity.
Enter the Piedmont Road interim site: a city-owned parcel that allows firefighters to stay operational in roughly the same response zone.
Why this matters to Midtown and beyond
- Faster emergency response continuity — No downtime means quicker arrival for structure fires, medical calls, and rescues in a corridor that includes Piedmont Park, Ansley Mall, residential high-rises, and major employers.
- Supports bigger housing goals — By keeping fire services humming, the interim fix clears the path for AUDC’s broader mission: turning underutilized public land into mixed-income developments without traditional federal subsidies like LIHTC. Atlanta aims for 20,000 affordable/preserved units by 2030; Fire Station 15 is a marquee example.
- Neighborhood peace of mind — Piedmont Road’s location (north of 10th Street, still central to Midtown) minimizes service-area gaps compared to a farther relocation.
Council members advanced the item during yesterday’s meeting as part of a consent agenda heavy on public safety and housing-adjacent wins. No major opposition surfaced in public comments or committee review, reflecting broad support for keeping Midtown protected amid its transformation.
What’s next?
Construction timelines for the interim station weren’t detailed in the ordinance summary, but city officials have indicated the temporary facility is designed to bridge the gap efficiently. The full Midtown redevelopment (with the tower component) has targeted delivery around 2028, though entitlements, financing, and construction can shift those dates.
Atlanta Fire Rescue has not yet released specifics on staffing or apparatus moves, but the department emphasized in past statements that any interim setup would maintain full operational capacity — three-bay apparatus, living quarters, and fitness facilities.
For Midtown Alliance, Invest Atlanta, and AUDC partners, this is one more piece clicking into place for a project that balances public safety with Atlanta’s urgent need for housing near jobs, transit, and parks.
AtlantaFi.com will continue tracking progress on both the interim Piedmont site and the flagship 10th Street redevelopment
Got questions about how this affects your block, response times, or the housing mix? Tip us at cj@atlantafi.com.
Stay safe out there, Atlanta.
– The AtlantFi.com Team
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