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Dying your hair can be intimidating for the first-timer, but you can do it. With a little patience and effort, you can be a do-it-yourself colorist in your own home.
This article is going to cover the best hair dyes as well as what are the top hair dye brands as well as what to know about side effects.
In This Article:
- Best Hair Dye Brands
- Best Hair Dye
- Best Box Hair Dye
- What is The Best Hair Color Without Side Effects?
- Best Purple Hair Dye
- Best Drug Store Hair Dye
Let’s talk a little about the best hair dyes. What you want to do is choose a color that is close to your natural hair color.
Best Hair Dye Brands
First off, let’s take a look at some of the best hair dye brands based on customer reviews. These are in no particular order, but rather based on Amazon reviews:
- Clairol
- Garnier
- Revlon
- Madison
- Vidal Sassoon
- L’Oreal
Of course, a brand is only as good as your experience with it. With that being said, let’s cover some of the best hair dyes on the market for DIY colorists.
Best Hair Dye
The truth is that the best hair dye for you is one that doesn’t break you out. Try it out on a small portion of your hair a day or two before you use it to see if you’re allergic.
After you strap up with your gloves (yes, gloves) and protect your shoulders and floor from dye, you’ll want to get the following supplies ready:
- Small bowl
- Brush
- Comb
- Sink
After you’ve prepared your supplies, it’s time to dye your hair. Here are the best products, according to real-life reviewers who’ve used them:
SoftSheen-Carson Dark and Lovely Go Intense Ultra Vibrant Color on Dark Hair, Golden Blonde 10 – $5.74
Here’s what one Amazon reviewer says about this product: “I’m really loving the colour.”
Just 5 Women’s 5 Minute Permanent Hair Color, Jet Black – $7.69
Here’s what one Amazon reviewer says about Just 5 hair dye: “Color does hold for 6 weeks. No stains or discoloration on the skin. I have been using this product for the past 3 years.”
Best Box Hair
When it comes to box hair dyes, here are the best ones, according to real-life reviewers:
Clairol Nice’n Easy Original Permanent Hair Color, 6 Light Brown, 3 Count – $23.97
Here’s what one Amazon reviewer says about Clairol Nice’N Easy hair dye: “I’ve been using this product for years and have been extremely happy. They have now changed the product. The color came out several shades darker than it usually does (my husband commented on it, and he never notices anything!).”
Clairol Professional Texture and Tones Permanent Hair Color – $11.54
Here’s what one Amazon reviewer says about Clairol Professional Texture & Tones hair dye: “It depends on how vibrant you want the color. Also, the density of your hair will play a big role. I’d get more then one and return any that I haven’t used.”
Schwarzkopf Keratin Color, Color & Moisture Permanent Hair Color Cream, 9.00 Honey Blonde- $9.97
Here’s what one Amazon reviewer says about Schwarzkopf hair dye: “I like it. I am gonna buy again. I find it suit to my hair. I usually have grey hair that is why i always need color stuff and I found this.easy to mixed and the smell is not bad.a bit of menthol feel unlike others coloring stuff feels like burning the scalp.So its very good.”
Garnier Nutrisse Nourishing Hair Color Creme, 63 Light Golden Brown (Brown Sugar) – $6.97
Here’s what one Amazon reviewer says about Garnier Nutrisse hair dye: “Fades fairly quickly, but beautifully. Hair was bleached beforehand. Will probably purchase again. Doesn’t transer too much after 2-3 washes. Was prettty purple when initially dyed, faded to pink, then rose gold, then to a light gold with a rose tone.”
What Is The Best Hair Dye Without Side Effects?
Many hair dye products cause unwanted side effects from rashes to hair loss. One of the main reasons for this is that ammonia is a main ingredient in many hair dyes.
For that reason, what you want in a hair dye is one without ammonia or peroxide. Look for brands that are certified organic and are 100% natural for your hair.
That way, you won’t have to worry about any side effects.
Best Purple Hair
If you want to try grape shades in your head, here is the best purple hair dye:
Keracolor Clenditioner Color Depositing Conditioner Colorwash, Purple, 12 fl oz – $22
Here’s what one Amazon reviewer says about Keracolor purple hair dye: “Love how healthy this made my hair feel and the color is gorgeous!”
Here’s what one Amazon reviewer says about Joico purple hair dye: “Yes. First time I dyed it we left it in for over 3 hours. It took very well. Now we do 1 1/2-2 hours to redye and it still works nice. My hair is pretty healthy.”
Shan-S Color Hair Wax Cream Temporary Hair Dye Pomade – $2.90
Best Drug Store Hair
If you want to know what your local drug store has to offer when it comes to hair dye, here are the typical brands:
ONC NATURALCOLORS (5G Light Golden Brown) 4 fl. oz. (120 mL) – $24.95
Here’s what one reviewer says about ONC Natural Colors hair dye: “Yes this is PPD free and it is natural as it gets. The reason its much healthier than any other color in the market is because its pH value is around 8.5.”
L’Oreal Paris Superior Preference Fade-Defying + Shine Permanent Hair Color, 4A Dark Ash Brown, 1 kit Hair Dye – $8.08
Here’s what one reviewer says about L’Oreal Paris hair dye: “This is the best hair color for me. It’s brown but not too dark, so my grays look like I got caramel highlights. I bought this in store once, but have not been able to find it since, so I’m glad Amazon had it. My hair is shiny and healthy. The only thing is I would recommend everyone to purchase a box of gloves to use instead of the ones that come with this kit, as they are very cheap and not stretchy so they may not fit. I actually asked my doctor and she gave me a few pairs at no charge.”
L’Oreal Paris Hair Color Root Cover Up Hair Dye Red 2 Ounce (Pack of 2) (Packaging May Vary) – $16
Here’s what one reviewer says about L’Oreal Paris Hair Color Root Cover Up Hair Dye: ”
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Metro Atlanta resident and NBA Hall of Famer Shaquille O’Neal says he’s done being called a “celebrity,” because of the way they treat people.
“These people are out of their freaking mind, how they treat people, what they do, what they say,” O’Neal told the New York Post.
Shaquille O’Neal Denounces His Celebrity-Ness
As a result, O’Neal says he doesn’t want to be called a celebrity anymore. “That’s never been me. I never want to be looked at like that.”
He did acknowledge that many celebrities get stereotyped, but he also said, “Most celebrities get stereotyped because most of them are out of their damn mind.”
“I don’t want to do that. I’m a regular person that listened, followed his dreams, made it,” he adds. “But just because I made it doesn’t mean I bigger than you. Just because I made it doesn’t mean I smarter than you. Just because I have more money than you, doesn’t mean that I’m better than you.”
Shaq said he’s never been that way and never will be. “I don’t want to be in that category with those people,” he says.
So how far is O’Neal willing to go with it? Talking to the Post, he says, “I denounce my celebrity-ness today. I’m done with it.”
O’Neal has always been a man of the people. Now, living in Henry County, Georgia, about 25 minutes outside Atlanta, O’Neal continues to work with TNT on its NBA content while making incredible business moves.
He owns the iconic Krispy Kreme doughnut shop on Ponce de Leon Avenue in Midtown Atlanta and has taken an executive position with Papa John’s. But he’s still a humble person at heart.
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Kendall Rae Johnson has had a green thumb for as long as she can remember. It wasn’t that long ago. She’s 7 years old.
The South Fulton girl recently received a proclamation as Georgia’s Youngest Certified Farmer, courtesy of the City of South Fulton.
The proclamation was issued on September 28, 2021 with city officials in tow.
Kendall Rae Johnson Is Georgia’s Youngest Farmer
“Agriculture, by far, remains the state’s largest industry,” Mayor William Edwards said at the event, according to 11Alive. “Still, it remains an industry with few women. With her enthusiasm, determination and love for gardening, Kendall is about to change that. We are proud of such an accomplished young lady at such a young age.”
Kendall is quite literally the future of Georgia farming. The Atlanta girl is serious about growing fruits and vegetables and even has her own website, agrowkulture.com.
With food insecurity becoming a burgeoning problem not only in faraway places, but right here in Atlanta, Kendall’s endeavors are gaining a lot of attention — and support.
She is currently lining up partnerships to raise awareness about the need to cultivate farmland in metro Atlanta.
Kendall’s love for gardening stems from her fascination with watching things grow. “Kendall got a chance to see a collard green stem placed in the dirt. A couple weeks later, we see foliage! Wow! We can do that,” Ursula Johnson, Kendall’s mother told WSBTV.
But it also originated with her grandmother. “Although Kendall Rae doesn’t quite remember her great-grand, she remembers hearing her saying, “Don’t throw my collard green stems away, put them back in the dirt.” That’s when it all started,” it says on Kendall’s website.
Kendall is not the only African-American dedicated to growing crops from God’s green Earth. Metro Atlanta has some deliberate farmers who are doing what they can to keep the discipline alive. Here are some black farmers in Atlanta you may not know about.
If you’re in the mood for a more finished product on your plate, check out our Atlanta Soul Food Guide.
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The Atlanta Falcons have high hopes for the new season. The home games look winnable. The away games look winnable. Hey, they all look like victories, in a way.
The new Atlanta Falcons 2021 schedule has been released. The squad will begin their fourth campaign in the still-new Mercedes-Benz Stadium. This year, it’s Super Bowl or bust for several key players.
Atlanta Falcons 2021 Football Schedule
Falcons owner Arthur Blank has invested heavily in the team’s offense, hoping that the triad of quarterback Matt Ryan, Julio Jones and Calvin Ridley can score early and often in the 2021 season.
The team has also shored up defensive and offensive lines, which both struggled at times last season.
Let’s take a look at the 2021 Atlanta Falcons football schedule.
Opponent Location Time How To Watch Philadelphia Eagles 32 Falcons 6 Atlanta, Ga. Sunday, Sept. 12 | 1 p.m. Fox 5 TV Tampa Bay 48 Falcons 25 Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, Fla. Sunday, Sept. 19 | 4:05PM Fox 5 TV New York Giants 14 Falcons 17 New York Sunday Sep. 26 | 1PM in New York Fox 5 TV Washington Football Team Atlanta, Ga. Sunday, Oct. 3 | 1PM Fox 5 TV New York Jets London, England Sunday, Oct. 10 | 9:30AM Fox 5 TV Miami Dolphins Miami, Fla. Sunday, Oct. 24 | 1PM Fox 5 TV Carolina Panthers Atlanta, Ga. Sunday, Oct. 31 | 1PM Fox 5 TV New Orleans Saints Super Dome, New Orleans, La. Sunday, Nov. 7 | 1PM Fox 5 TV Dallas Cowboys AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas Sunday, Nov. 14 | 1PM Fox 5 TV New England Patriots Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts Thursday, Nov. 18 | 8:20PM Fox 5 TV Jacksonville Jaguars TIAA Bank Field in Jacksonville, Fla. Sunday, Nov. 28 | 1PM Fox 5 TV Tampa Bay Bucaneers Atlanta, Ga. Sunday, Dec. 5 | 1PM Fox 5 TV Carolina Panthers Charlotte, North Carolina at Bank of America stadium Sunday, Dec. 12 | 1PM Fox 5 TV San Francisco 49ers Levi's Stadium, San Francisco, California Sunday, Dec. 19 | 4:05PM Fox 5 TV Detroit Lions Atlanta, Ga. Sunday, Dec. 26 | 1PM
Fox 5 TV Buffalo Bills Highmark Stadium in New York Sunday Jan. 2 | 1PM Fox 5 TV New Orleans Saints Atlanta, Ga. Sunday, Jan. 9 | 1PM Fox 5 TV Season Schedule Breakdown
Week 1: Eagles 32 Falcons 6
In the first game of the season, the Falcons came out slow and sloppy as the Jalen Hurts-led Philly team manhandled them on the ground and in the air.
After finally pulling away in the fourth quarter, the Eagles turned to their ground game, which the Falcons didn’t have much of an answer for. See highlights here.
Week 2: Bucs 48 Falcons 25
The Falcons were looking to bounce back from an opening week loss by going up against the defending champions: The Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but it was not to be.
Brady hooked up with all his weapons as the Bucs pulled away from the Falcons late and made the game a route.
Week 3: Falcons 17 Giants 14
In a tough game that came down to the final moments, the Falcons notched their first win of the season. This one came on the road against the Football Giants.
Week 4: Washington Football Team
The Falcons are trying to build on their first win of the season. Now they face a dangerous Washington Football Team and star defensive end Chase Young.
How To Watch:
- Game Day: Sunday, October 3, 2021
- Game Time: 1:00 PM ET
- TV: FOX
- Stadium: Mercedes-Benz Stadium
- Live Stream on fuboTV
How To Watch Atlanta Falcons Games
Falcons game usually air on Fox 5 Atlanta, the local affiliate in Georgia.
If you want to watch every Atlanta Falcons game this season, you need to know who’s broadcasting what and where. Check out this list of NFL broadcasters for the season.
Who Is The Atlanta Falcons Coach?
The Atlanta Falcons are coached by Arthur Smith, who is beginning his first season after replacing Dan Quinn.
Before coming to Atlanta, Smith was the Tennessee Titans’ offensive coordinator.
The Falcons waited until after the season ended to name Smith, who has a long football lineage.
“We are thrilled to welcome Arthur to Atlanta and introduce him to our city and fans as the Falcons new head coach,” Blank said in a statement upon announcement of the hire. “Throughout our research and interview process, Arthur stood out amongst a very deep and very talented candidate pool with an outstanding plan for our organization to return to the level of competition our fans deserve and expect.”
Who Is the Atlanta Falcons General Manager?
In the offseason, the Falcons also hired Terry Fontenot as their general manager. Fontenot came from the New Orleans Saints organization, where he led them to the playoffs in several season.
He is the Falcons’ first Black general manager.
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If you’re looking to sell your home, Zillow may make it a whole lot easier, but it depends on who you ask.
A viral TikTok alleges that the real estate company is buying up homes and raising prices, making homeownership unaffordable to untold numbers of people. Zillow has denied the claims and calls it “misinformation.”
For a while now, Zillow has been making initial cash offers on eligible homes in more than 20 cities, including Atlanta, Georgia.
The move is part of the company’s Zestimate, which has been changed due to new demands in the real estate industry. In this article, we’ll look at what Zillow’s Zestimate is all about as well as how you can sell your home.
What Is Zillow’s Zestimate?
Since 2006, Zillow has offered the Zestimate, which was a valuation tool to see how much your home was worth.
The Zestimate is now the company’s home-buying service through which customers can sell their home directly to Zillow.
The way it works is that qualifying homeowners can get the certainty of a cash offer by way of their Zestimate. The company aims to facilitate the buying and selling of homes totally online.
That means the era of having random strangers show up at your home may be a thing of the past.
How You Can Get Paid From Your Zestimate
Zillow is now pairing the Zestimate with Zillow Offers so that you can get cash in your hands more quickly.
The way this can work out for a seller is that they can find out what Zillow is willing to offer for their home before it even goes to market. This not only speeds up the process, but avoids long wait times for your property, which could cause it to look stale on the market after a while.
With a Zestimate, the home seller gets an initial cash offer if their property s deemed an “eligible home” in one of about 20 U.S. cities.
Final Thoughts
You may be wondering what it takes to buy a home in Atlanta, as the forecast for this year predicted, prices in certain areas are increasing. But that doesn’t mean you can’t find a nice home in metro Atlanta.
The first step in the process is to get pre-qualified for a mortgage.
If you’re already pre-approved for a home loan, it signals to the loan officer, real estate agent and seller that you’re ready to purchase — and not playing around.
Atlanta has one of the best real estate markets in the country, with affordable housing in every quadrant of the city. Large backyards, manicured parcels and strong neighborhoods with ample dining amenities make it one of the top places for transplants.
There’s also ample opportunities to rent your home for cash. Keep up with what’s going on in Atlanta’s real estate scene on our Real Estate page.
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Buying a used vehicle has never been easier in Georgia. Now a new auto-buying and selling marketplace aims to make it even convenient for you.
CarLotz, a consignment-to-retail used vehicle marketplace, opened its first hub in Georgia in Monday, September 20, 2021. The hub is located at 4400 Stone Mountain Highway in Lilburn.CarLotz Opens First Used Vehicle Hub In Georgia
“We are so happy to open our first hub in Georgia and become a part of the Atlantacommunity,” said Michael Bor, Co-Founder and CEO of CarLotz. “Our continued national expansion will allow even more guests to be a part of CarLotz’s peer-to-peer marketplace, our full omnichannel approach and the real service and value that comes with buying and selling through our unique consignment model,” Bor continued.What States Does CarLotz Operate In?
CarLotz provides full omnichannel offerings to customers in the following states:- California
- Colorado
- Flori
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- Illinois
- Missour
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- Tennessee
- Texas
- Vi
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- Alabama (coming soon)
- Nevada (coming soon)
Need A Job At CarLotz?
CarLotz is currently hiring for dozens of open positions including sales coaches, service techs, managers, and other roles at the new location as well as several other locations around the country. To learn more and apply, visit www.carlotz.com/careersor reach out to careers@carlotz.com. If you’re looking to get hired in Atlanta right now, there’s a very real possibility that you can land your dream job.
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Rap stars like Rick Ross, 2Chainz, Jeezy, Gucci Mane Fabolous and Boosie will all be performing in Atlanta, Georgia for the Legendz of the Streetz Tour.
Female hip-hop icons Lil Kim, Trina and more will also headline the concert, which is taking place at October 1, 2021 at State Farm Arena in downtown Atlanta. DJ Drama will be the official tour DJ for most stops.
Gucci Mane, Jeezy To Share Stage At Legendz of the Streetz Tour
The Legendz of the Streetz Tour will officially kick off Thursday, September 30th, in Augusta, GA followed by a show in Atlanta, GA, on October 1st, 2021 during the BET Hip Hop Awards weekend.
The tour is being produced by We Are Live Entertainment, a national concert and tour producer led by brothers Lin Rowe and Jerry Schools. The highly anticipated Legendz of the Streetz Tour was formally called the Feed the Streetz tour.
“This is an opportunity for hip-hop fans across the country to experience something monumental, the likes of which has never been done before,” Rowe says in a written statement. “Our goal is to make history with our productions, and I believe we hit the mark with this one.”
Schools’ states, “Rebranding the tour was necessary to better reflect our intent to pay homage to hip-hop culture and celebrate a group of legendary artists.”
If you can’t make the Atlanta show, you might want to see what other cities the tour is stopping in. Here are the Legendz of the Streetz Tour Dates:
Legendz of the Streetz Tour Dates
- Thursday, September 30 – Augusta, GA – James Brown Arena^
- Friday, October 1 – Atlanta, GA – State Farm Arena*
- Saturday, October 2 – Greensboro, NC – Greensboro Coliseum Complex*
- Sunday, October 3 – Baltimore, MD – Royal Farms Arena*
- Friday, October 8 – New Orleans, LA – Smoothie King Center*
- Saturday, October 9 – Houston, TX – Toyota Center*
- Sunday, October 10 – Dallas, TX – American Airlines Center*
- Friday, October 15 – Miami, FL – BB&T Center^
- Saturday, October 16 – Jacksonville, FL – VyStar Veterans Arena^
- Sunday, October 17 – Tampa, FL – Amalie Arena^
- Friday, October 22 – Memphis, TN – FedEx Forum^
Explore Atlanta At Your Own Pace
Georgia’s largest city has so much to do, it’s hard to keep up. Where shall we start?
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. Downtown Atlanta or Midtown often has something cool going on!
While it’s warm, take advantage of the outdoors. Don’t miss these awesome summer festivals.
The fun is just starting. Are you a beer drinker? You also may want to visit a craft brewery in the city.
Check out these events in Atlanta today and this week and this weekend:
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A pharmacy startup aims to make filling your prescriptions as easy as touching a button on your smartphone. Capsule, a digital pharmacy, just launched in Atlanta, Georgia, where it sees an opportunity to make inroads among the millennial population.
What makes Capsule attractive is that it doesn’t require you getting in your car to visit the pharmacy. Of course, CVS and Walgreens offer prescription deliveries through their apps, but this is different.
Capsule, A Digital Pharmacy, Launches In Atlanta
Capsule’s entry into the Atlanta market follows the service’s successful ventures in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston and other cities.
Capsule promises free same-day delivery and “smart” refills to alert you when your pill count is getting low. The service also offers direct contact with area pharmacists by means of Capsule.com, via text or through its app.
“Capsule’s mission has always been to build a pharmacy that works for everyone,” Eric Kinariwala, founder and CEO of Capsule, said in a written statement. “We believe that the core pharmacy experience is fundamentally broken for the hundreds of millions of Americans who take medication regularly, so we set out to rebuild that experience from the inside out.”
Capsule accepts all major insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid, and works to find
cost savings to pass on to consumers.How To Get Capsule On Your Phone
Here’s how to get Capsule: Download it for your Android and iOS.
Final Word
With the costs of health care skyrocketing across the country, if you can save a little money on your medications that you need, then that’s a good thing.
Technology’s purpose is to make things easier and more efficient, but it can also help you save some cash.
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Hanging out in Atlanta, Georgia, can be quite entertaining these days. There’s no telling what celebrity or famous person you’re bound to run into, especially at the night spots.
No matter if it’s in downtown Atlanta, Midtown, Buckhead or Marietta, celebrities can be found in abundance around the city. Some even own restaurants. But there are some night spots you’ll definitely find them.
Where Do Celebrities Hang Out In Atlanta?
Celebrities can be found at several of the new, hip nightspots that have sprouted up around Atlanta in recent years.
Some famous people like to remain low key, so you may find them in dimly lit lounges and bars. Others like to blend in with big neon lights and huge crowds.
Here are some clubs where celebrities frequent in Atlanta:
MJQ Concourse
736 Ponce De Leon Ave N.E. Atlanta, GA 30306, 404-870-0575
Photo credit: Youtube MJQ is Midtown’s most famous and dank nightclub, known for bringing in some of the most highly regarded celebrity DJs from across the world to this humble spot located behind Chipotle just off Ponce de Leon Avenue. Come for the music, stay for the dankness.
One Google reviewer says: “My favorite club, I always end up here every weekend. The cover is usually minimal and I dig the grimy underground vibe. Yes, some nights the music is a bit off(rare) but the people there are fun and the patio out back has a great vibe. I’ve met alot of cool people there that end up partying with me the rest of the night. The girl DJ they put in the back room is mad funky, love her.”
Blue Ivory NightClub
Photo caption: Youtube Blue Ivory is known for the occasional celebrity to pop in from time to time. it’s a 24-hour nightclub that has a full kitchen and strong drinks not far from downtown Atlanta.One Google reviewer says: “Nice little after hour spot. Warning dancers don’t get naked like regular strip clubs. If you want a cheaper priced bottle to turn up on a late night this is your spot. Would return for sure.”Sanctuary Nightclub
3209 Paces Ferry Pl NW, Atlanta, GA 30305 | 404) 262-1377
Photo credit: Facebook Sanctuary has had several reports of famous people on the dancefloor, from Braves baseball players to local actors and more entertainers.The Buckhead dance club and lounge is a great place to listen to some Latin sounds. Club heads flock to the Bachata Room and Viernes Tropicales on Fridays.Josephine Lounge
3277 Buford Hwy NE, Atlanta, GA 30329 | (678) 973-4441
Photo caption: Youtube Josephines Lounge is the place to be for north DeKalb County partiers who don’t have the time nor patience to travel downtown or to Midtown Atlanta. Josephines’ music is a strong luring point: DJs wax hip-hop, R&B, reggae and afrobeats all in one groove.Medusa Restaurant & Lounge
3375 Buford Hwy NE #1170, Atlanta, GA 30329 | (678) 862-7551
Photo caption: Youtube Medusa is another north DeKalb club that caters to some of the middle-class upscale folks over age 30 in metro Atlanta. With theme nights like Apex Fridays and Sinful Sundays, Medusa draws heavy crowds on the weekends. To keep out the riff-raff, the club charges $20 for hats and such.Lava Lounge
57 13th St NE, Atlanta, GA 30309 | (404) 873-6189
Photo credit: Youtube Lava Lounge is a favorite Midtown club that attracts celebrities on weekends. The club has theme nights like Flip Flop Sundays and more.The tri-level club features an outdoor tropical deck, plush seats and four bars. Parking can be harsh though because of its location. Decks and nearby parking lots can be expensive.City Winery
650 North Avenue NE, Atlanta, GA 30308 | (404) 946-3791
Talk about celebrities! This place has them nearly every weekend on stage! City Winery is known for its relaxing atmosphere and lively music. Come on a weekday and you might be surprised who you see in the crowd.
Club Compound
Photo caption: Youtube Club Compound used to be a celebrity magnet a few years ago, but it has cooled down considerably. Still, a decent club, Compound remains a viable option if you want to party near the Atlanta University Center, where Clark Atlanta, Spelman and Morehouse is located.Magic City
241 Forsyth St SW, Atlanta, GA 30303 | (404) 584-5847
Photo credit: Instagram Magic City’s legendary Monday nights is known to attract some of the city’s most high-profile athletes, including many members of the Atlanta Falcons. You could also see your favorite rapper in the place.
See more of Atlanta’s top strip clubs in the city and what customers have to say about them.
Here Are Even More Clubs Where Celebrities Hang in Atlanta
- Gold Room Nightclub
- The Local
- MJQ Concourse
- Sound Table
- Johnny’s Hideaway
- Havana Club
- District Atlanta
- CosmoLava Lounge
- Tongue & Groove
- The Basement
Final Thoughts
As you can see, it’s really not about where famous people hang out. It’s about having a good time — and Atlanta has plenty of spots to choose from.
No matter if you want to catch a comedy club, go out for a night of cocktails and hookah, or go to the club, Atlanta has it all. And if you want to eat in a special place, Atlanta new restaurants continue to pop up every week!Here are more articles from AtlantaFi.com you might like:
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When you think about it, 24 hours is a long time to be in one place. If you happen to be in Atlanta, Georgia, there’s a lot you can do in that time period. But where should you start — and end?
In this article, we’re going to show you what you can get into in one day in Atlanta. You could be coming to town on business or pleasure or you might even be a native. It doesn’t matter!
What To Do In Atlanta For A Day
If you’re situated in downtown Atlanta, the city is designed to get you around quickly. Make sure you’re dressed for the weather though. Here’s your itinerary for Atlanta in a day.
You’re in Atlanta for the day, what are some things to do? We want to get into some things, but not spend too much money. In fact, we want to do cheap things to do in Atlanta.
First off, you may want to ride a scooter to get from Point A to B in downtown Atlanta. Your main options are a Lime scooter or a Bird scooter. Let’s get started at 6 a.m. and see what we can do:
Ride MARTA
Find a MARTA station and get on the train. If you’re downtown, you can take the train to either 5 Points or Peachtree Center. Here’s a MARTA map to help you see where you are.
Once you get off the train, time to go to one of the most recognizable places in Atlanta…
Go To Waffle House In Atlanta (Any Waffle House)
Photo credit: Youtube.com Waffle House is the unofficial start of the day for thousands of people around metro Atlanta. Here’s how many Waffle Houses are in Atlanta.
Once you get something Scattered, Covered and Chunked, you should be ready to tackle Atlanta with confidence.
You’re going to want to walk off some of those grits and eggs. Why don’t you go to Woodruff Park.
Visit Woodruff Park
If the greenery at Woodruff Park doesn’t do it for you, the daily chess game will. You can be a spectator of a wonderful chess game between strangers and the regulars that show up at the park.
Ride The Peachtree Trolley
Take a ride on the Peachtree Trolley in downtown Atlanta. The trolley will take you around the downtown district for 90 minutes and give you stories for all the monuments and landmarks. Book a tour here.
Tickets are $31 for an adult and $16 for a child.
After the tour, you’re going to be hungry. Now, it’s time to eat…
Lunchtime in Atlanta
A lot of factors are at play when it comes to where to eat in Atlanta for lunchtime. For instance, if a restaurant is jam-packed at noon, then it’s not going to work: You’re on the clock.
You need a place that can get you in and out, and that place changes everyday, actually every hour. Here are some options:
- Best hot chicken restaurants in Atlanta
- Best fried chicken in Atlanta
- Best seafood restaurants in Atlanta
- Best Caribbean restaurants in Atlanta
You could opt to check out one of the spots in Peachtree Center or along the corridor behind the Healey Building.
Once you enjoy your meal, you’ll want to slow it down a bit. Rest up in a stationery place to catch your breath, so to speak. Time for a matinee.
Watch a Movie
Atlanta has some start-of-the-art cinemas in the middle of the city. If you want to eat or drink with your film, you can venture up to Buckhead or Brookhaven.
If you’re good watching a flick without libations you can go to any one of several good movie theaters in Atlanta.
Tip: All-day Tuesdays, Regal Cinemas lets you enjoy $6.45 tickets in Atlanta.
Here are some of the best movie theaters:
- AMC Parkway Pointe 15
- AMC Phipps Plaza 14
- CinéBistro at Town Brookhaven
- Regal Atlantic Station ScreenX, IMAX
After you’ve taken in a movie, it’s time to get active again…
Time For The Beltline
Now, it’s time to get active again: A pretty cool outing would be to go for a free guided bike tour of the Atlanta Beltline.
Visit The MLK Center
Photo credit: YouTube.com Ebenezer Baptist Church, continues to thrive. 450 Auburn Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30312.Visit Krog Street Market
Photo credit: Youtube.com Conveniently situated just feet from the Beltline in Inman Park, Krog Street Market is the city’s second-most successful project. The market sits on nine acres and feagures 12,000 square feet of anchor restaurants like Superica, a renown beer and wine store and all kinds of cool restaurants and pop-up shops.Cost: Free to enter; restaurant prices vary.Walk through Atlantic Station
Photo credit: youtube.com The most high-profile mixed-use development project in Midtown is Atlantic Station. Comprised of a retail district, office space, condominiums, townhomes and apartment buildings, Atlantic Station is credited with heralding the post-mall era for metro Atlanta as well as helping city leaders envision transit without vehicles.But you don’t just want to go to Atlantic Station just to go: You want to try something new… and sweet.Go to Kilwins
Kilwins is the spot for all kinds of hand-crafted chocolates, fudge and caramel ice cream. Do yourself a favor and get you a treat. This shouldn’t ruin your lunch. You want to eat just a bit to get the taste. Here is the address.Walk the Atlanta Beltline
Walking the Beltline has become one of the city’s most fun activities. It offers so much access to the most beautiful things about the city, cool buildings, greenspaces and elite dining and more.
Where To Eat For Dinner In Atlanta
If you want to know where to eat in downtown Atlanta, there are plenty of options. Here are some lists that you can use to influence your decision:
- Best soul food restaurants in Atlanta
- Best places to get tacos in Atlanta
- The best chicken and waffles in Atlanta
Here are the best new restaurants in Atlanta
After dinner, if you’re ready for a nightcap, you can venture to some places that have live music or spoken word.
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Explore Atlanta at your own pace
The truth is, exploring Atlanta in a 24-hour period can be a lot. Take your time and it’s OK if you don’t get it all in. You can always come back.
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