Buckhead Village Transforms Into Après Ski Winter Wonderland

Buckhead Village is swapping Southern charm for alpine allure this holiday season, kicking off its Après Ski-inspired winter wonderland on Saturday, November 22.

The upscale shopping and dining district will deck its streets with glittering snow-capped trees, crackling fire pits, vintage ski gear, and ski-lift photo ops, inviting locals and visitors to escape the city bustle for a mountaintop-style getaway right in the heart of Atlanta.

Buckhead Village Après Ski Preview

Beginning the week before Thanksgiving, visitors will be transported to a mountaintop getaway complete with glittering snow-capped trees, crackling fires worthy of a cozy fireside lodge, ski-lift photo ops, snowy craft cocktails, plush decorations, and vintage ski gear that tap into the nostalgia of the golden eras of Alpine glamour.

Buckhead Village’s Après backdrop will offer a snow-kissed escape from the city, filled with endless holiday cheer and memorable moments.

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Snowy craft cocktails, spiked hot cocoa, raclette stations, and fondue pop-ups at restaurants like Le Bilboquet and The Southern Gentleman.

Final Word

As the city lights up with yet another special event this weekend, remember: Safe driving is the real treat. For more tips on navigating safely around the city, read our Atlanta Traffic Guide.

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