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A new coffee table book — Delta: 100 Years & Climbing — chronicles the airline’s remarkable journey from its 1925 beginnings as a crop-dusting operation in Macon, Georgia, to becoming a global aviation leader headquartered right here in Atlanta.
The book is a continuation of Delta and the Delta Flight Museum’s Centennial celebrations.
Written by New York-based journalist Mark Ellwood and organized by decade, Delta: 100 Years & Climbing brings the airline’s story to life through breathtaking photography and never-before-shared stories.
Pre-orders for the beautifully crafted volume open November 18, exclusively at assouline.com.
Readers will trace the evolution of Delta’s iconic fleet, branding, and route network, plus meet the generations of Atlanta-area employees who have been the heart of the company for a century.
Highlights include Delta’s first passenger flight in 1929, the arrival of the jet age with the DC-8, the pioneering women who broke barriers in the cockpit, and modern Atlanta-led innovations like in-flight Wi-Fi and the game-changing Delta One suites.
The Delta Flight Museum, located at Delta’s world headquarters near Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, played a central role in curating rare photographs, vintage advertisements, and authentic stories that make the book a true keepsake of aviation history.
“Preserving Delta’s history is about honoring the people and moments that shaped aviation and inspiring future generations to keep pushing the boundaries,” said Gail Grimmett, President of the Delta Flight Museum. “This book celebrates the Delta people — many of them proud Atlantans — whose spirit of innovation and resilience brought us here, reminding us how far we’ve come and how much further we can go if we keep climbing, together.”
Delta: 100 Years & Climbing officially launches December 15 and will be available at Assouline boutiques, select retailers, and online at www.assouline.com. It’s the perfect holiday gift for aviation buffs, history lovers, frequent flyers, and anyone who calls Atlanta home.
Pre-order your copy today at www.assouline.com and own a piece of Atlanta’s aviation legacy.
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It’s that time again. Yes, pumpkin pie time. As soon as the Georgia foliage starts to turn colors, our tastebuds start to crave this sweet delight.
If you’re a “pumpkin head,” like many people, you want to know where to get the tastiest pumpkin pies right now in Atlanta.
Here’s Where To Buy The Best Pumpkin Pies In Atlanta
Here are some locations that sell the best pumpkin pies in Atlanta, according to reviewers.
Buttermilk Sky
3145 Peachtree Rd NE suite 165, Atlanta, GA 30305
If you want to order pumpkin pie, Buttermilk Sky is a great option.
Here’s what one reviewer says about Buttermilk Sky: “Preferred Place for Pie ! Apple is my favorite, followed by their Peach Pie. The Coconut and Pecan Pies are tasty but very sweet; try with coffee.”
Southern Baked Pie Company
Atlanta Locations:
- 3145 Peachtree Rd NE suite 165, Atlanta, GA 30305 | (404) 263-0820
- 4300 Paces Ferry Rd SE #113, Atlanta, GA 30339
- 2685 Old Milton Pkwy #130, Alpharetta, GA 30009
When it comes to mail order pies, it’s hard to beat the Southern Baked Pie Company. If you order online, UPS typically delivers your within three days, but there may be a slight delay out of their control.
Here’s what one reviewer says about the Southern Baked Pie Company. “Amazing pie with amazing crust. A little price but worth it. If you are lucky enough to catch their blackberry or peach pie, which are seasonal items, stock up! The pot roast pie is amazing and decadent-tender pot roast layered with mashed potatoes. It is nothing short of incredible!”
Southern Sweets Bakery
186 Rio Cir, Decatur, GA 30030 | (404) 373-8752
Here’s what one reviewer says about Southern Sweets Bakery: “This place is amazing! I am truly thinking about going to buy some chocolate pecan tarts to take home for my family. A chef friend of mine recommended that i come here during my vacation in atl and he will now get a gold metal! It is a must try. Best pecan pie i have ever had!”
The Pie Hole
1025 Canton St, Roswell, GA 30075 | (678) 461-3776
The Pie Hole is one of the best places to order a pie for takeout in Atlanta.
Here’s what one reviewer says about The Pie Hole: “Amazing pies with a quaint atmosphere for dining inside or out on the porch. I wish it was open later so I could go after dinner for dessert. I got a slice of the thin mint pie and it was amazing!! Oreo crust and so creamy. Plus a super friendly person working the counter who helped me decide what to try.”
Kenny’s Great Pies
5200 Highlands Pkwy SE, Smyrna, GA 30082 | (770) 333-0043
One of Smyrna’s best-kept secrets is Kenny’s Great Pies, which sells some exotic creations that get rave reviews.
Here is what one reviewer says about Kenny’s Great Pies. “Not only are the pies delicious but the customer service is beyond amazing! My family loves the mango and the chocolate pies, so for our son’s birthday, we decided to have a mango pie instead of cake. When I called the corporate location to check on hours and availability, I was told that due to COVID the facility was closed for customers. I was able to contact Catherine at the facility and told her that I really wanted to get mango pie for our son’s birthday and she was very kind and arranged for us to be able to pick-up. Not only did she give us the pie but also included whipped cream and additional bite-size pies to serve as candles. She went above and beyond and truly made our day! Thank you Catherine and Kenny’s Pies.”
Do you like to know more about the city’s dining scene? Don’t miss the best new restaurants in Atlanta.Looking for some autumn fun in Georgia? Don’t miss these fall festivals. Also, don’t forget to keep up with the fall foliage map.
There are so many Atlanta events popping off every week it’s hard to keep up with it all. That’s why I suggest you subscribe to AtlantaFi.com to get all the freshest gatherings, Atlanta happenings, parties and more delivered to your inbox.
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As the leaves turn and the chill sets in, Atlanta’s thriving film scene is heating up with the arrival of Netflix’s latest high-stakes thriller, All the Sinners Bleed.
Adapted from S.A. Cosby’s acclaimed 2023 novel of the same name, this psychological drama promises to deliver pulse-pounding suspense centered on a Black sheriff unraveling a web of small-town secrets and serial murders in rural Virginia.
And the best news for aspiring actors in the Peach State? Production is set to roll right here in Georgia, with open casting calls inviting locals to step into the spotlight.
When Will All the Sinners Bleed Stream?
While an official release date remains under wraps—expect the series to hit Netflix streaming sometime in 2026, following the project’s momentum-building announcements throughout 2025—the ensemble cast is already shaping up to be a powerhouse of talent.
Leading the charge is British-Nigerian star Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù (Gangs of London, Sweet Tooth), who steps into the boots of Titus Crown, the trailblazing first Black sheriff of Charon County, Virginia.
Crown’s investigation into a sadistic killer targeting the town’s Black schoolteachers forces him to confront buried sins and racial tensions that threaten to tear his community apart.Joining Dìrísù are a trio of standout performers bringing depth to this haunting tale.
Tony-nominated veteran John Douglas Thompson (The Killer Inside Me) adds gravitas to the ensemble, while Miss Juneteenth breakout Nicole Beharie delivers her signature emotional intensity in a key supporting role.
Fresh off the heels of these announcements, Deadline revealed that All American alum Daniel Ezra and rising Colombian-American actress Andrea Cortés have rounded out the principal cast, infusing the series with youthful energy and cultural nuance.
Penned by Black Panther co-writer Joe Robert Cole, All Sinners Bleed is poised to blend Cosby’s razor-sharp social commentary with edge-of-your-seat crime drama, making it a must-watch for fans of True Detective and Your Honor.
But here’s where Atlanta gets its close-up: Production is basing operations in the city, transforming familiar Georgia backdrops into the shadowy heart of Southern Gothic horror. Netflix, no stranger to our tax incentives and world-class crews after hits like Stranger Things spin-offs and The Underground Railroad, is leveraging the region’s expertise to capture the novel’s humid, tension-filled atmosphere.For local dreamers eyeing a Netflix credit, the casting window is wide open.
Rose Locke Casting, the project’s go-to agency, issued urgent calls last week for stand-ins, background extras, and emerging talent to fill out crowd scenes and atmospheric roles.
“We’re seeking diverse faces that reflect the story’s soul—think everyday Atlantans who can channel quiet intensity or raw vulnerability,” a casting rep shared via Project Casting.
Pay rates start at industry standard for non-union gigs (around $150–$250 per day), with opportunities for SAG-AFTRA upgrades for qualified performers.Key details for submissions:
- Roles Available: Stand-ins (various ethnicities, ages 18–60), background civilians (farmers, townsfolk, law enforcement types), and select principal speaking parts for locals with Southern accents.
- Filming Dates: Principal photography kicks off mid-November 2025, running through early 2026.
- How to Apply: Email headshots, resumes, and a brief reel to allsinnersbleed@roselockecasting.com with “ATL Background” in the subject line. No experience required for extras, but strong improv skills a plus. Deadline: November 10, 2025. facebook.com
This isn’t just another out-of-town shoot—it’s a chance for Atlanta’s 10,000-plus film workers and hidden gems to bleed into a project that’s already generating Oscar buzz for its script alone.
As Cosby himself tweeted earlier this year, “This story’s about the sins we all carry, but redemption? That’s up to us.” With cameras rolling on our streets, who knows—your face might just be the one that haunts Netflix subscribers worldwide.
Stay tuned to AtlantaFi.com for on-set updates, crew spotlights, and more ways to break into Hollywood South. Got a tip on local hires? Drop us a line at tips@atlantafilmbeat.com.
AtlantaFi.com is your pulse on the city’s $9.5 billion entertainment economy. Follow us on @atlhaps for real-time casting alerts.
Final Word
With more than 1,000 movie and TV projects just in the last few years, the film industry has generated more than $9 billion for the state of Georgia.
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Erykah Badu and André 3000 (born André Benjamin) share a storied history that blends romance, artistry, co-parenting, an enduring friendship, and Atlanta, Georgia.
Their connection, which began in the mid-1990s amid rising fame in hip-hop and neo-soul, produced not just a child but also cultural touchstones like OutKast’s “Ms. Jackson.“
Despite a breakup over two decades ago, they’ve maintained a close bond, often describing each other as best friends. Below is a chronological breakdown based on public accounts and interviews.
Early Days and Romance (1996–1999)
- How They Met: The two crossed paths in the Atlanta music scene during the recording of OutKast’s albums ATLiens (1996) and Aquemini (1998). Badu, then an emerging neo-soul star with her debut album Baduizm (1997), and André, half of the innovative rap duo OutKast, bonded over shared creative energies. Badu later recalled in a 2020 Rolling Stone interview that they were initially attracted but didn’t become instant friends—their rapport deepened over time through common interests like art and music.
- Dating Period: They were romantically involved from 1996 to 1999, a whirlwind era marked by professional breakthroughs. This overlapped with Badu’s pregnancy and the birth of their son, as well as André’s personal evolution, including his adoption of the “André 3000” moniker to signal a fresh start post-relationship.
Their Son, Seven Sirius Benjamin (Born 1997)
- Birth and Early Years: Seven was born on November 18, 1997, in Dallas, Texas, where Badu raised him initially. The timing was poetic—Badu’s live album Live was recorded while she was pregnant and released around his birth. Seven, now 27, has inherited his parents’ artistic flair: he’s played upright bass in school orchestras, piano, electric guitar, and has a strong singing voice with eclectic tastes mirroring André’s. Homeschooled early on by Badu for tailored learning, Seven excelled academically, gaining acceptance to four colleges in 2016 (leaning toward psychology, arts, and science).
- Notable Moments: In 2004, André and Seven accepted OutKast’s Grammy for Album of the Year (Speakerboxxx/The Love Below) together. Seven later moved to Atlanta as a teen to live with his father, which André credited in a 2014 New York Times interview with refocusing his life—he became hands-on with school runs, soccer, and wrestling. Seven also has two half-siblings from Badu’s later relationships: Puma (born 2004) and Mars (born 2009).
Breakup and “Ms. Jackson” (1999–2000)
- The Split: Their romance ended in 1999, just before OutKast’s pivotal album Stankonia dropped in 2000. The breakup inspired the album’s lead single “Ms. Jackson,” released October 24, 2000—a raw, apologetic track about navigating tension with an ex’s family after fathering a child. André has described it as a fictionalized take on real relational fallout, but fans long speculated it was a direct nod to Badu’s mother, Kolleen Gipson (the “Ms. Jackson” in question). It topped the Billboard Hot 100, won a Grammy, and became an anthem for baby-mama drama.
- Badu’s Recent Reflection: On a October 2025 episode of The New York Times’ “Popcast,” Badu addressed the lore with humor and skepticism. When host Joe Coscarelli called “Ms. Jackson” part of the “great hip-hop” made about her, she replied, “I don’t think ‘Ms. Jackson’ was actually about me. I don’t think so, but people say it.” She joked that her mom fully embraces the theory, complete with a bumper sticker and airbrushed T-shirt. André and Big Boi have historically downplayed direct ties to Badu, emphasizing its universal themes.
Post-Breakup Friendship and Collaborations (2000s–Present)
- Co-Parenting Dynamic: Despite the split, Badu and André have co-parented Seven with remarkable harmony and affection. In a 2014 Vibe interview, André shared they turn “baby mama/daddy” into inside jokes, with a teenage Seven once calling them “nuts.” Badu echoed this in 2020, naming André one of her “best friends on the planet”—they talk constantly, laugh together, and support each other’s art. She admires his nonjudgmental energy, which Seven has inherited.
- Collaborations and Public Moments:
- 2015: André guested on Badu’s mixtape track “Hello” from But You Caint Use My Phone.
- 2016: He surprised fans by joining her at her “Still Boomin'” birthday bash in Dallas.
- 2024: They reunited at the CFDA Fashion Awards on October 28, where André presented Badu with a fashion icon award in December— a nod to their shared style influence (he’s known for eccentric looks; she’s a boho queen).
- Current Status (as of 2025): No romantic reconciliation, but their platonic vibe remains strong. Recent clips from Badu’s appearances, like a September 2025 game where she playfully chose André over Black Thought for his “creativity,” highlight their easy chemistry. They prioritize Seven’s well-being, with Badu crediting their evolved friendship for making co-parenting “effortless.”
Final Word
Their story exemplifies how personal chapters can fuel timeless art while fostering lasting respect. If you’re curious about specific songs, interviews, or Seven’s latest endeavors, let me know!
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Tyler Perry is hiring for Netflix and BET+ roles and more at his Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta, Georgia. If you want to get hired as an, keep reading on how to submit.
This article will tell you all about how to apply for several current production holding casting calls.
Is Tyler Perry Looking For New Talent?
Scroll down to be taken straight to the casting calls. Lately, he’s hiring for jobs. Perry is looking to fill several positions and roles, such as actors, models, and talent for films that are in the works or will begin shooting soon.
If you want to audition for a Tyler Perry movie or TV show, here’s what you need to know.
Just in the last few months, Perry has filmed several projects as part of his partnerships with BET and Netflix, including:
- New Series
- Sistas (BET+)
- Beauty in Black
- All The Queen’s Men (BET+)
- Netflix Comedy Series
- The Oval (BET+)
- Ruthless (BET+)
- Joy Ridge
- Route 187
- Zatima (BET+)
- Bruh (BET+)
See below to see the following casting calls for:
New Series Casting Call
NOW CASTING PAID MALE AND FEMALE EXTRAS to be a part of a new movie in Atlanta, GA with TPS Production Services.
PLEASE READ ALL DETAILS AND SUBMISSION DETAILS AS IT IS SPECIFIC AND WE DO NOT WANT YOUR SUBMISSION TO GET DISCARDED.
We are casting for the following specific extras:
(IF YOU’RE ALREADY BOOKED TO WORK TOMORROW WITH US, PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT_)
BANK EXTRAS
HOSPITAL EXTRAS
***All-Ethnicities
***Age: 25 to 60
***Rate: $100/8
***Dates: October 30, 2025
*** Prelim Call Time: TBD (Please have open availability on day of interest)
***WE ASK THAT WHEN BOOKED AS A PAID EXTRA, YOU BE PREPARED TO WORK AT LEAST A 8 to 12 hour WORK DAY AS WE DON’T KNOW HOW LONG YOU WILL BE SPECIALLY ON SET… SO PLEASE HAVE OPEN AVAILABILITY FOR THE DAY YOU SUBMIT FOR.
The rate for this role on this production is $100 for 8hrs of work (Paid time in a half each hour after 8hrs). You will receive this pay in the form of a check in the mail 2 to 3 weeks after filming.
If available, please email the information below to: moviebg@cabcastings.com
w/Subject Line: BANK/HOSPITAL BG 10/30
PLEASE INCLUDE ALL INFO BELOW:
- Name
- Number
- Age
- Sizes (Shirt, Pants, Jacket, Shoe etc.)
- City/State
- Ethnicity
- 2 RECENT PICTURES (1 Head shot and 1 Full body)
NOW CASTING PAID EXTRAS . The specific roles are listed below for a series with TPS Production Services filming in Atlanta,GA.
PLEASE INCLUDE ALL OF THE REQUIRED INFORMATION BELOW. DO NOT LEAVE ANYTHING OUT. WE DO NOT WANT YOUR SUBMISSION DISCARDED!
Tyler Perry Casting Call In Atlanta: Sistas
Sistas Casting Call
NOW CASTING PAID FEMALE AND MALE EXTRAS, AGE 18 to 65. These specific roles are listed below for TPS Production Services “SISTAS” Season 8 filming in Atlanta,GA.
THURSDAY, MAY 15,2025
-NEIGHBORHOOD BG
-NEIGHBORHOOD BG W/ CAR
*PLEASE DON’T SUBMIT MULTIPLE TIMES*
(ALL ETHNICITIES)
*Please be 100% available for this day
Rate: $100/8
The rate for extras on this production is $100/8 which you will receive in the form of a check in the mail 2 to 3 weeks after filming.
If available, please email the information below to: Sistasextras@gmail.com
w/Subject Line: NEIGHBORHOOD BG 5/15
OR
NEIGHBORHOOD BG W/CAR 5/15
OR
THUGS 5/15
PLEASE INCLUDE ALL OF THE REQUIRED INFORMATION BELOW. DO NOT LEAVE ANYTHING OUT. WE DO NOT WANT YOUR SUBMISSION DISCARDED!!!
PLEASE INCLUDE ALL INFO BELOW:
- Name
- Number
- Height
- Age & DOB (FOR LEGAL VERIFICATION PURPOSES)
- Sizes (Shirt, Pants, Shoe.)
- Do you have visible tattoos? If so, where?
- 2 RECENT PICTURES (1 Head shot and 1 Full body)
- f you have a car please provide Make, Model, Year & Color
MONDAY, MAY 19,2025
-SALON BG
(ALL ETHNICITIES)
*Please be 100% available for this day
Rate: $100/8
The rate for extras on this production is $100/8 which you will receive in the form of a check in the mail 2 to 3 weeks after filming.
If available, please email the information below to: Sistasextras@gmail.com
w/Subject Line: SALON BG 5/19
OR
CONSTRUCTION WORKER 5/19
PLEASE INCLUDE ALL OF THE REQUIRED INFORMATION BELOW. DO NOT LEAVE ANYTHING OUT. WE DO NOT WANT YOUR SUBMISSION DISCARDED!
PLEASE INCLUDE ALL INFO BELOW:
- Name
- Number
- Age & DOB (FOR LEGAL VERIFICATION PURPOSES)
- Sizes (Shirt, Pants, Jacket, Shoe etc.)
- CIty/State
- 2 RECENT PICTURES (1 Head shot and 1 Full body)
Beauty in Black
NOW PAID MALE and FEMALE EXTRAS, AGE 18-55, all ethnicities for various roles. The specific roles are listed below for A hit series with TPS Production Services filming in Atlanta,GA.
*PLEASE SEND ALL REQUESTED INFORMATION !!!
-TUESDAY FEBRUARY 25, 2025
(IF YOU ARE ALREADY BOOKED WITH US THIS DAY, PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT)
-UPSCALE FASHION HEADQUARTERS EMPLOYEES
Rate: $100/8
The rate for extras on this production is $100/8 which you will receive in the form of a check in the mail 2 to 3 weeks after filming.
If available, please email the information below to: BiBextras@cabcastings.com
w/ Subject Line: FASHION HEADQUARTERS EMPLOYEES 2/21
PLEASE INCLUDE ALL OF THE REQUIRED INFORMATION BELOW. DO NOT LEAVE ANYTHING OUT. WE DO NOT WANT YOUR SUBMISSION DISCARDED!
PLEASE INCLUDE ALL INFO BELOW:
- Name
- Number
- Height
- Age & DOB (FOR LEGAL VERIFICATION PURPOSES)
- Sizes (Shirt, Pants, Jacket, Shoe etc.)
- Do you have visible tattoos? If so, where?
- CIty/State
- ARE YOU A US CITIZEN?
- 2 RECENT PICTURES (1 Head shot and 1 Full body)
-ARE YOU 100% COMFORTABLE BEING AROUND SEMI NUDE AND NUDITY FOR THIS COED STRIP CLUB?
How To Get Cast In All The Queens Men
Based on a novel from author Christian Keyes, who’s an actor in his own right, All the Queen’s Men is a BET+ series stars model and Real Housewife of Atlanta, Eva Marcille as the Madam, Marilyn DeVille.
If you want to work on show, here’s what you need to know:
NOW CASTING PAID MALE and FEMALE EXTRAS, AGES 18 TO 65. These specific roles are listed below for the hit show “All The Queen’s Men” Season 5 with TPS Production Services filming in Atlanta, GA.
THURSDAY DECEMBER 19, 2024
*** NEWS CREW
*** COMMUNITY MEMBERS/ CITY OFFICIALS
The rate for extras on this production is $100/8 which you will receive in the form of a check in the mail 2 to 3 weeks after filming.
If available, please email the information below to: ATQMExtras@gmail.com
w/Subject Line: NEWS 12/19
OR
w/Subject Line: COMMUNITY 12/19
PLEASE INCLUDE ALL OF THE REQUIRED INFORMATION BELOW. DO NOT LEAVE ANYTHING OUT. WE DO NOT WANT YOUR SUBMISSION DISCARDED!!!
PLEASE INCLUDE ALL INFO BELOW:
- Full Legal/Government Name
- Number
- Height
- Age & DOB (FOR LEGAL VERIFICATION PURPOSES)
- Sizes (Shirt, Pants, Jacket, Shoe etc.)
- City/State
- 2 RECENT PICTURES (1 Head shot and 1 Full body)
Netflix Comedy Series
RUSH CALL >>>>> NOW CASTING PAID MALE and FEMALE EXTRAS, AGES 25 TO 45 . These specific roles are listed below for the new Netflix Comedy Series with TPS Production Services filming in Atlanta,GA.
TUESDAY OCTOBER 1, 2024
***EMT’S ( PLEASE LIST EXPERIENCE)
CAUCASIAN
The rate for extras on this production is $200/12 which you will receive in the form of a check in the mail 2 to 3 weeks after filming.
If available, please email the information below to: STPextras@gmail.com
w/ Subject Line: RUSH EMT 10/1
PLEASE INCLUDE ALL OF THE REQUIRED INFORMATION BELOW. DO NOT LEAVE ANYTHING OUT. WE DO NOT WANT YOUR SUBMISSION DISCARDED!!!
PLEASE INCLUDE ALL INFO BELOW:
–Full Legal/Government Name
–Number
-Height
-Age & DOB (FOR LEGAL VERIFICATION PURPOSES)
– Sizes (Shirt, Pants, Jacket, Shoe etc.)
-CIty/State
-ETHNICITY
-2 RECENT PICTURES (1 Head shot and 1 Full body).Another Casting Call for This Project
OW CASTING PAID 1 PHOTO DOUBLE (Ages 21+ & African-American) for new TPS Production Services Project filming in Atlanta, GA .
We are asking that those applying for these doubles please be available the following dates for a FLASHBACK PHOTOSHOOT:
– Fitting on WEDNESDAY October 2, 2024
– Photoshoot on FRIDAY October 4, 2024
***if you don’t have full, open availability during these dates, PLEASE DO NOT APPLY!!!
PHOTO DOUBLE’S NEEDED ARE:
“NL – DOUBLE”
African American Male
HEIGHT: 6’0
HAIR: Medium to Low cut… not to fresh of a line up as it is a flashback
AGE: Should appear to be between the ages of 21 – 25 years old
SKIN TONE: Should have a Dark Brown, chocolate skin tone
*** Rate: $200/12 + $25 FITTING
The rate for these specific doubles on this production is $200/12 which you will receive in the form of a check in the mail 2 to 3 weeks after shoot.
If available, please email the information below to: INFO@cabcastings.com
w/Subject Line: NL Photo Double (ALL DAYS)
PLEASE INCLUDE ALL INFO BELOW:
– Name
– Number
-Height
-Weight
– Age/ DATE OF BIRTH.
And Another Casting Call:
EDNESDAY OCTOBER 9 TO FRIDAY OCTOBER 11, 2024
(3 DAY BOOKING)
***TOURIST
(MUST LOOK LIKE YOU LIVE IN ITALY OR LOOK AS IF YOU ARE VISITING. SEE PHOTOS FOR REFERENCE)
Rate: $100/8
ALL ETHNICITIES
The rate for extras on this production is $100/8 which you will receive in the form of a check in the mail 2 to 3 weeks after filming.
If available, please email the information below to: italymovieextras@gmail.com
w/Subject Line: ITALY RESIDENT 3-DAY
OR
w/Subject Line: TOURIST 3-DAY
– 3 RECENT PICTURES (1 Head shot and 2 Full body)
– Sizes (Shirt, Pants, Jacket, Bust, Shoe etc.)
– Do you have visible tattoos? If so, where?
– ARE YOU AVAILABLE ALL DAYS REQUESTED
The Oval
CAB Castings, LLC. is looking for PAID BG, Female and Male, All Ethnicities and AGES 21-70 to be a part of the hit TV Show “The Oval” Season 7 filming in Atlanta, GA.
We are casting for the following specific:
-MEDICAL STAFF
-CLEANING CREW
-MILITARY OFFICERS***All Ethnicities
***All Genders
***AGES 21 to 70Date: MONDAY 09/30/2024
*** Rate: $100/8
(Please have open availability)ALSO This One:
AB Castings, LLC. is looking for PAID BG, CA to be a part of the hit TV Show “The Oval” Season 7 filming in Atlanta, GA tomorrow WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 9, 2024 & THURSDAY OCTOBER 10, 2024 We are casting for the following specific: -NURSES -DOCTORS -VISITORS/PATIENTS ***Ethnicity: ALL RACES ***Gender: ALL GENDERS ***AGES: 18+ *** Rate: $100/8 (Please have open availability)
***WE ASK THAT WHEN BOOKED AS A PAID EXTRA, YOU BE PREPARED TO WORK AT LEAST A 12HR WORK DAY AS WE DON’T KNOW HOW LONG YOU WILL BE SPECIALLY ON SET… SO PLEASE HAVE OPEN AVAILABILITY FOR THE DAY YOU SUBMIT FOR!!!
The rate for BG on this production is $100 for 8hrs of work which you will receive in the form of a check in the mail 3 to 4 weeks after filming.
If available, please email the information below to: TheOvalExtras@gmail.com
w/ Subject Line: MEDICAL STAFF 9/30
OR
CLEANING CREW 9/30PLEASE INCLUDE ALL INFO BELOW:
– Name
– Number
– Age
– DATE OF BIRTH
– Height
– Weight
– Sizes (Shirt, Pants, Bust, Shoe, etc.)
– Race
– Do you have visible tattoos? If so where?
– 3 RECENT PICTURES (1 Head shot and 2 Full body)*PLEASE INCLUDE ALL INFORMATION ABOVE IN YOUR EMAIL FOR PROPER BOOKING!!!
A member from CAB CASTINGS, LLC. will call you to book your attendance in a scene and confirm availability if interested in booking you for the project.
Casting Call For Ruthless
OW CASTING FOR TYLER PERRY’S: RUTHLESS SEASON 6. CAB Castings, LLC. is NOW CASTING for MALES AND FEMALES (AGES 18 TO 45, filming in Atlanta, GA .
We are casting for the following specific extras:
Friday July 19, 2024
Thursday July 25, 2024
-FBI , POLICE
*** ALL ETHNICITIES
*** Rate: $100/8
***WE ASK THAT WHEN BOOKED AS A PAID EXTRA, YOU BE PREPARED TO WORK AT LEAST A 12HR WORK DAY AS WE DON’T KNOW HOW LONG YOU WILL BE SPECIALLY ON SET… SO PLEASE HAVE OPEN AVAILABILITY FOR THE DAY YOU SUBMIT FOR!!!
The rate for BG on this production is $100 for 8hrs of work which you will receive in the form of a check in the mail 2 to 3 weeks after filming.
If available, please email the information below to: RUTHLESSextras@gmail.com
w/ Subject Line: FBI 3 DAY
OR
w/Subject Line: POLICE 3 DAY
PLEASE INCLUDE ALL OF THE REQUIRED INFORMATION BELOW. DO NOT LEAVE ANYTHING OUT. WE DO NOT WANT YOUR SUBMISSION DISCARDED!
- Full Legal/Government Name
- Number
- Height
- Age & DOB (FOR LEGAL VERIFICATION PURPOSES)
- Sizes (Shirt, Pants, Jacket, Shoe etc.)
- CIty/State
- Ethnicity
- GA DOL MINOR # ( MUST HAVE)
- LAST 4 OF SS
- 2 RECENT PICTURES (1 Head shot and 1 Full body)
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Joy Ridge
NOW CASTING PAID EXTRAS TO PLAY AGENCY WORKERS AT A NEW AGED NEW YORK FASHION AGENCY. (2 DAY BOOKING!) CAB Castings, LLC. is looking for PAID EXTRAS OF ALL RACES (AGES 18 & UP) for the new movie filming in Atlanta, GA for a new TPS Production Services movie “JOY RIDGE”. Scenes will shoot in DOWNTOWN ATLANTA, GA. *This scene is set in a contemporary, FASHIONABLE workplace – think NEW YORK FASHION DISTRICT, hip and young work environment in 2024! So please consider that with your looks when applying for this casting. WE ARE NOW CASTING FOR THE FOLLOWING: – 40 Agency Employees/Clerical (MALE AND FEMALE) (Directors note: NEW YORK STYLE FASHIONISTAS. THINK THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA) DAYS OF FILMING ARE (Must be available for both due to continuity) – FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2024 – MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2024
-ALL ETHNICITIES
-Ages 18 + -Rate: $100/8
*** Prelim Call Time: 7AM (Please have open availability on day of interest)
***WE ASK THAT WHEN BOOKED AS A PAID EXTRA, YOU BE PREPARED TO WORK AT LEAST A 8 to 12HR WORK DAY AS WE DON’T KNOW HOW LONG YOU WILL BE SPECIALLY ON SET… SO PLEASE HAVE OPEN AVAILABILITY FOR THE DAY YOU SUBMIT FOR.
The rate for extras on this production is $100 for 8hrs of work (Paid time in a half each hour after 8hrs), This does not mean $100 an hour. You will receive this pay in the form of a check in the mail 2 to 3 weeks after filming. If available, please email the information below to: JRExtras24@gmail.com w/ Subject Line: AGENCY WORKER (2 DAY BOOKING)
PLEASE INCLUDE ALL INFO BELOW:
(PLEASE SEND ALL REQUESTED INFO SO YOUR SUBMISSION DOES NOT GET DISCARDED)
– Name
– Number
– Age & DOB
– Height
– Weight
– Sizes (Shirt, Pants, Jacket, Shoe etc.)
– Race/Ethnicity
-Do you have visible tattoos? If so, where?
-CAR (color, year, make, model) AND PHOTO
-CITY AND STATE YOU RESIDE IN
-3 RECENT PICTURES (1 Head shot and 2 Full body)
Route 187 Casting Call: How To Apply
CAB Castings, LLC. is looking for PAID PHOTO DOUBLES (AGES 21 +) to be a part of scenes for “Route 187” pilot filming in Atlanta, GA near East Point , GA. We are casting for the following specific PHOTO DOUBLES for Sunday December 17, 2023: (SEE ATTACHED PICS) – (DS- BODY DOUBLE)
***AFRICAN-AMERICAN MALE (LIGHT TO BROWN COMPLEXION MALE ) HEIGHT-5’11-6’0 *** Rate: $200/12
**WE ASK THAT WHEN BOOKED AS A PAID EXTRA, YOU BE PREPARED TO WORK AT LEAST A 8 to 12HR WORK DAY AS WE DON’T KNOW HOW LONG YOU WILL BE SPECIALLY ON SET…
SO PLEASE HAVE OPEN AVAILABILITY FOR THE DAY YOU SUBMIT FOR!!! The rate for body doubles on this production is $200 for 12hrs of work which you will receive in the form of a check in the mail 2 to 3 weeks after filming.
If available, please email the information below to: RT187extras@gmail.com w/ Subject Line: DS DOUBLE or w/Subject Line: KC Double or w/Subject Line: EC Double or w/Subject Line: JL Double or w/ Subject: BJ Double PLEASE INCLUDE ALL INFO BELOW:
– Name – Number – Age – Height – Weight – Sizes (Shirt, Pants, Bust, Shoe, Jacket, etc.) – Race – Do you have visible tattoos? If so where?
How To Get Cast In Zatima
Photo credit: BET+ BET+ has greenlight Zatima, an original drama that is a spinoff from Sista. Learn more about Zatima here.
Zatima Casting Call
CAB Castings, LLC. is looking for PAID EXTRAS (AGES 18 and OLDER) to be a part of scenes for the new TYLER PERRY series, “ZATIMA” filming in Atlanta, GA on Wednesday August 10, 2022
We are casting for the following specific PAID extras:
– LAW FIRM BG (MUST HAVE BUSINESS ATTIRE)
– CONSTRUCTION WORKERS
– ND BG/PEDESTRAINS
***Ages 18 and up
***All Races
*** Rate: $90/8 + $25 per Covid Test
(Please have open availability)
***WE ASK THAT WHEN BOOKED AS A PAID EXTRA, YOU BE PREPARED TO WORK AT LEAST A 12HR WORK DAY AS WE DON’T KNOW HOW LONG YOU WILL BE SPECIALLY ON SET… SO PLEASE HAVE OPEN AVAILABILITY FOR THE DAY YOU SUBMIT FOR!!! ***
COVID TESTING:
***Must be available for COVID 19 testing at our remote testing location in Atlanta.
If interested in working this position and these dates, testing goes as follows:
– TUESDAY 8/9
TIME: Testing windows between 6am to 10am
(You must provide a copy of your vaccination card to us. Last test must have been taken 2 weeks prior to date)
-Testing is NASAL PCR and you will receive a $25 COVID TESTING BUMP on your voucher the day you report to set for each test taken. YOU MUST REPORT TO SET TO RECEIVE THIS BUMP! Test from other productions are not valid on this set as each production has their own Covid guidelines and labs. Your results must come from the designated lab that all cast and crew use on this production.
The rate for extras on this production is $90 for 8hrs of work (Paid time in a half each hour after 8hrs), which you will receive in the form of a check in the mail 2 to 3 weeks after filming.
If available, please email the information below to ZatimaExtras@gmail.com
w/ Subject Line: LAW FIRM BG 8/10
or
w/ Subject Line: CONSTRUCTION WORKER 8/10
OR
w/ Subject Line: ND PEDESTRIAN 8/10
PLEASE INCLUDE ALL INFO BELOW:
– Name
– Number
– Age
– DATE OF BIRTH. (FOR COVID TESTING PURPOSES)
– ARE YOU VACCINATED?
(if so, please attach a copy of your Vaccination Card)
– Height
– Weight
– Sizes (Shirt, Pants, Shoe)
– Race
– Do you have visible tattoos? If so where?
– 2 RECENT PICTURES (1 Head shot and 1 Full body)
Now Hiring: Casting Call For Bruh
CAB Castings, LLC. is looking for PAID FEMALE and MALE Extras (AGES 18 +, All Ethnicities) to be a part of scenes for BET+ & Tyler Perry’s hit series “BRUH” filming in Atlanta, GA.
We are now casting for the following “ND Background” to portray the various roles below:
-Upscale Lounge Patrons
-Restaurant Patrons
-Hospital Visitors and Patients
-Sandwich Shop Patrons
(You will be used in multiple scenes for this show)
– Filming Dates: August 22
****will have to covid test tomorrow, FRIDAY 8/19 between 6 and
9am
*** Ages 18 +
*** Rate: $90/8 + $25 Covid Test
Perry is also hiring for other projects, Here’s how to get hired from a casting call for the show.
How Do I Audition For Tyler Perry?
Unlike the woman who got his attention by paying for a billboard, the most traditional way to audition for a Tyler Perry film or TV production is via casting call.
Casting calls typically require you to submit your photo and other pertinent information beforehand. If you are selected, you will get a call or email.
Is Tyler Perry Holding Auditions?
Perry typically hires casting companies to fill roles for his films. Any auditions will be orchestrated by the appropriate company that he has hired.
You don’t have to come to Tyler Perry Studios to audition for anything. He also hires casting companies that hold casting calls off-site away from where the films and TV shows are made.
Final Words
Atlanta has become a movie mecca in recent years and Georgia has been a favorite location for TV productions since the state instituted generous tax breaks for film companies that agree to shoot locally. Projects from CBS, NBC, HBO, BET and more are slated to shoot in the metro area in 2018-19 and the foreseeable future.
With more than 700 movie and TV projects just in the last few years, the film industry has generated more than $9 billion for the state of Georgia.
There are so many movies filmed in Atlanta these days that it’s hard to keep up with it all. That’s why I suggest you subscribe to AtlantaFi.com to get all the freshest movie casting calls, celeb sightings and Atlanta happenings delivered to your inbox.
Want to work in Georgia film & TV? Here are the latest Atlanta casting calls
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Atlanta, Georgia, can be a difficult place for someone on a budget. The good news is that there are plenty of free activities to do in Georgia’s largest city.
If you’re looking for free things to get into in Atlanta, this article is for you.
40+ FREE Things In Atlanta To Do
Atlanta quickly became a manufacturing mecca. Coca-Cola launched here in 1886. Streetcars came three years later. Atlanta’s proud tradition of elite black colleges began in 1865 and 1885. Throughout it all, Atlanta remained a city where there was plenty to do and see.
Atlanta is known as the city Too Busy To Hate, but it’s also a city full of rich cultural monuments that all can enjoy free of charge. Here are some free things to do in Atlanta.
Free Things To Do In Downtown Atlanta
As Atlanta’s vibrant city life continues to evolve, there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy our hometown without spending a dime. From historic sites to scenic trails and cultural gems, we’ve curated this list of the top 50 free activities based on local favorites and visitor must-dos.
1. Visit Centennial Olympic Park
One visit to Centennial Olympic Park, and you’ll see why downtown Atlanta is a family-friendly jewel of the Southeast.
2. Ride the Trolley
No, Atlanta’s streetcar is not free. A standard one-way trip costs $1, and a one-day pass costs $3. Children under two years old are permitted to ride for free.
3. Check Out the Federal Reserve Museum
Go on a self-guided free tour at the Federal Reserve Museum in Midtown (weekdays only). Yes, the Atlanta Monetary Museum at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta at 1000 Peachtree St NE, Atlanta, GA 30309 is free to visit and offers a unique experience with interactive exhibits and a view into the bank’s cash processing operations.
Visitors can learn about the history of money, see automated currency handling, and receive a bag of shredded U.S. currency as a souvenir.
4. Tour the Georgia State Capitol
Photo credit: Playhouse Media Step inside this iconic gold-domed building for free self-guided tours of the legislative chambers, exhibits on Georgia’s history, and stunning architecture overlooking the city.
5. Take the Art Stroll at Castleberry Hill
One of the fine art centers of downtown Atlanta happens to be at Castleberry Hill, which boasts the latest artists, sculptors and illustrators. come for the art, stay for the wine. Take the Art Stroll at Castleberry Hill.
6. Take a Walk in Hurt Park Downtown
Hurt Park is one of the most centrally located greenspaces in downtown Atlanta. With its proximity to Georgia State University buildings, it’s a favorite spot for students and faculty alike.
7. Enjoy the Woodruff Park Reading Room
The Woodruff Park Reading Room is a popular public gathering space in downtown Atlanta’s Woodruff Park that provides free access to newspapers and magazines, along with a quiet area for visitors to read, relax, and participate in various programs and events.
Located in the northern part of the park, the open-air reading room offers a respite from the city’s hustle, featuring movable furniture, complimentary Wi-Fi, and a rotating selection of donated reading materials.
8. Take a Walk Through Underground Atlanta
While it’s far from its heyday, Underground Atlanta continues to be a great gathering place for people-watching, light bites and just clearing your mind for a stroll.
9. Take a Walk Around 5 Points
5 Points (named for the 5 Points MARTA Station) is like a little village unto itself. Bordered by Peachtree Street, Fulton and Alabama Streets, the area is filled with shops, fast-food chains and businesses like a mini-market.
You’ll have to keep your head on a swivel (lots of mental illness downtown), but it’s something you’ll want to check out if you’re a visitor to the city.
Here are more cool free things to do near 5 Points MARTA Station.
- Tour the Georgia State Capitol: Catch a free guided tour of the gold-domed building, checking out legislative chambers and Georgia history exhibits. About a 5-minute walk north.
- Relax in Woodruff Park: Unwind in this central green space with fountains, chess tables, and occasional live music—right in the heart of Five Points.
- Walk the Jackson Street Bridge: Snap epic skyline photos from this graffiti-covered pedestrian bridge, especially at sunset. Roughly a 15-minute walk east.
- Wander Georgia State University Campus: Roam the vibrant GSU grounds, soaking in student energy, public art, and architecture. Just a 5-minute jaunt south.
Midtown Atlanta: Free Things To Do
10. Visit the Margaret Mitchell House
The Margaret Mitchell House is one of the most storied structures in Midtown. Situated near the intersection of Peachtree Street and 10th Street, the Crescent Avenue building is far from Gone With The Wind.
Although a visit to Margaret Mitchell House’s interior is not free, you can visit the exterior and take as many photos as you like.
For entry, it requires a paid admission ticket and is part of the Atlanta History Center’s Midtown Campus, which can also be included with general admission to the main Atlanta History Center in Buckhead. You can purchase tickets for the Margaret Mitchell House online or at the site, with prices varying by age.
11. Walk the Atlanta Beltline’s Eastside Trail
The Atlanta Beltline has totally changed the city’s relationship with its trails and neighborhoods and a big part of that is the Eastside Trail, which boasts a bevy of cool restaurants and other businesses.
Why not take a stroll to see what eatery or shop has opened of late? Aside from a nice workout, the Eastside Trail always has some surprises.
Read our Atlanta Beltline Guide to find out how the trails connect and more.
12. Walk Across the Banana Split Bridge
If you’re a walker or jogger, no doubt you’ve seen the Banana Split Bridge, is better known as the 17th Street Bridge straddling interstates 75 and 85. The path to Atlantic Station runs yellow, as they say. Check out more places to jog in Atlanta.
13. Bust a Move at Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark
PHoto credit: Youtube The Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark is free to use for all visitors and is considered a public park.
Once you visit, you’re likely to find picnics, skateboarders, scooters and people just chilling in the park. It is located within the larger Historic Fourth Ward Park, which also features free amenities like a playground, water features, and an outdoor theater.
14. Take a Walk Around Little 5 Points
Photo credit: Atlantafi.com Unlike 5 Points, Little 5 Points features cool and eclectic shops and retail that is different from any other part of the city. Start on Euclid Avenue and get your walk on up and down and across the street (don’t miss the Outkast mural).
Cool Things To Do Around Little 5 Points
- Hunt for Street Art and Murals: Wander Euclid Avenue and surrounding streets to spot vibrant murals by local artists like Steam 15n and the Atlanta Street Art Collaborative. It’s a self-guided gallery tour that changes with the seasons—perfect for Instagram without the entry fee.
- Browse the Little 5 Points Farmers Market (Saturdays): From 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the L5P Plaza, check out free live music, artisan demos, and community vibes. No purchase necessary; just soak in the local flavor.
- Explore Freedom Park Pathway: A quick 10-minute walk north, this wooded trail connects to the BeltLine and offers shaded benches, public sculptures, and quiet reflection spots amid the oaks. Ideal for a peaceful escape.
- Catch Free Pop-Up Performances at The Earl: Keep an eye on the venue’s outdoor stage for occasional no-cover acoustic sets or busker shows spilling onto the sidewalk—pure L5P energy.
15. Walk Through the Krog Street Tunnel
Starting just steps from L5P, Krog Street Tunnel is a graffiti-covered bridge filled with painted marks and urban greenery. Spot wildlife, people-watch, and enjoy skyline views—all gratis and dog-friendly.
16. Auburn Avenue Research Library
If you have a library card, you can browse books at the Auburn Avenue Research Library on African American Culture and History all day long.
The library is a public facility with non-circulating collections, services and programs, free and opens to the general public seven days each week.
17. Lay in the Grass at Piedmont Park
Stroll through Atlanta’s premier green space, spanning 211 acres in Midtown. Enjoy scenic walks around Lake Clara Meer, let kids play at the Noguchi Playscape or Legacy Fountain Splash Pad (open Memorial Day to Labor Day), or bring your dog to the off-leash dog park.
A favorite Atlanta festival site, Piedmont Park also offers stunning views of the Atlanta skyline and hosts free events like festivals and concerts throughout the year.
Top Parks in Midtown Atlanta
Here is a list of five of the best free public parks in Midtown Atlanta, based on popularity, visitor reviews, and features like trails, green space, and amenities. All are open to the public at no entry cost.
- Winn Park (32 Lafayette Dr NE, Atlanta, GA 30309): A serene, shaded neighborhood spot with ponds, playgrounds, and quiet trails ideal for relaxed strolls.
- Pershing Point Park (Peachtree St NE & W Peachtree St NE, Atlanta, GA 30308): A compact green haven with skyline views, benches, and proximity to the BeltLine for urban exploring.
- Historic Fourth Ward Park (680 Dallas St NE, Atlanta, GA 30308): Features a lake, splash pad, athletic fields, and amphitheater, connected to the BeltLine for easy access.
Love lush greenery? Check out Atlanta’s best parks.
Free Things To Do in Atlanta’s Old Fourth Ward
Old Fourth Ward has come a long way. Whether you’re a lifelong resident or just passing through, these free Old Fourth Ward spots highlight the best of ATL’s spirit. Grab your walking shoes and dive in.
18. Run or Walk Freedom Park
Freedom Park, which borders Moreland Avenue, Boulevard and Freedom Parkway spans over 200 acres of trails, art installations, and open fields tied to civil rights history, great for biking or reflection.
Come for the scenery, stay for the history. Freedom Park is a great jaunt that spurs right into the Beltline.
19. Take a Trip To Ponce City Market
One of the greatest food hall successes in the Southeast, Ponce City Market offers all types of dining experiences, from seafood, burgers and bar food to ramen, Chinese fare and more.
You don’t need any money to walk around the expansive place, which spans two floors and leads to the Beltline. Read our guide on Things To Do at Ponce City Market.
20. Visit The King Center
Dive into the legacy of the civil rights leader at this 35-acre site in the Sweet Auburn Historic District. Tour Dr. King’s childhood home and explore the King Center, which includes the final resting place of Dr. King and Coretta Scott King.
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Ebenezer Baptist Church, the site where the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. preached, offers free tours.
Entry to the church is free, and visitors can explore the historic sanctuary and listen to recordings of Martin Luther King Jr.’s sermons. Guided tours are available to provide insights into the church’s history and its connection to the Civil Rights Movement.
The Visitor Center features exhibits on the Civil Rights Movement, all free to the public.
21. Discover the Sweet Auburn District
Photo credit: Google Maps Walk through this historic neighborhood to learn about Atlanta’s African American history. Once called “the richest Negro street in the world,” Auburn Avenue features landmarks like the Sweet Auburn Curb Market and historic buildings, all accessible for free.
Wander Auburn Avenue to see restored homes, the Auburn Avenue Research Library, and other landmarks tied to Black history and entrepreneurship.
22. Take a Free Tour Through Oakland Cemetery
This historic cemetery in downtown Atlanta is a peaceful spot to explore Atlanta’s past. Walk through to see the graves of notable figures like Bobby Jones and Margaret Mitchell. Free self-guided tours highlight the cemetery’s architecture and history, and visitors often leave golf tees or coins as tributes.
Free Things To Do in Buckhead
Buckhead, Atlanta’s upscale gem, offers plenty of wallet-friendly ways to soak up the vibe. From green spaces to cultural strolls, here’s a simple list of free things to do—perfect for a spontaneous afternoon.
23. Stroll Through the Buckhead Village Green
Relax on the lawns, catch live music events (check the schedule), or people-watch amid the modern architecture and public art installations.
This sophisticated, European-inspired area is well-regarded for its art, dining, and designer boutiques, and is a popular spot for a leisurely walk.
24. Explore the Shops at Buckhead Atlanta
Photo credit: AtlantaFi.com Window-shop luxury boutiques, admire street sculptures, and enjoy the open-air plaza’s fountains and seating—great for a leisurely walk.
25. Hike the Paths at Tanyard Creek Park
Wander shaded trails along the creek, spot wildlife, and picnic in this hidden urban oasis with playgrounds and sports fields.
26. Visit the Swan House Gardens
Tour the free outdoor gardens of the Atlanta History Center (house admission required, but grounds are open gratis), featuring manicured lawns and historic charm.
Swan House is also one of the top places to get married in Atlanta.
27. Catch Sunset Views Buckhead Path 400
This 5.2-mile multi-use greenway (with more segments opening up) transformed an old highway corridor into a shaded haven for walkers, joggers, cyclists, and dog-walkers. Launched in phases, it’s now a buzzing spot for fitness, art spotting, and casual hangs, all gratis and open daily from dawn to dusk.
Path 400 Free Fun:
- Trail Vibes: Paved paths lined with native plants, public art installations (like colorful murals and sculptures), and skyline peeks—perfect for a 1-2 hour stroll or full loop.
- Family & Pet Perks: Kid-friendly with playground access points, benches for picnics, and it’s super pup-approved with waste stations everywhere.
- Fitness Flow: Join impromptu run clubs or just power-walk; it’s got mile markers and connects to other parks for longer jaunts.
- Events: Swing by and you might just stumble into a free event — think games, live tunes, and tacos under the trees. For example, every year there’s the Party on the PATH bash for more trail-inspired fun (free entry, drinks extra).
28. Browse the Buckhead Farmers Market (Seasonal)
Photo credit: Arnaldo Aldana / UnSplash On Saturdays, sample free tastings and live demos amid local vendors—arrive early for the freshest vibes.
29. Window Shop at Lenox Square
Photo credit: Lenox Square Mall Buckhead’s iconic mall, Lenox Square, is a total freebie for indulging in some guilt-free gawking at high-end fashion, jewelry, and home goods.
Over 250 stores from Macy’s to Apple—wander the two-level layout, snap pics of the central atrium’s holiday decor (year-round sparkle), and catch occasional live music or pop-up displays in the common areas
30. Browse the Retailers at Phipps Plaza
Just steps from Lenox, Phipps Plaza is a haven for aspirational browsing, with luxe vibes that scream Atlanta glamour. No entry fees, free parking, and they’re public spaces perfect for a low-key date or solo recharge.
Upscale edge with Saks Fifth Avenue and Nordstrom; stroll the sculpture-filled plazas, admire the modern architecture, and peek into spots like Lego Store for kiddo distractions—all while enjoying the fresh air from its mixed-use setup.
31. Chastain Memorial Park
Atlanta’s largest city park at 260 acres, this Buckhead icon packs in walking trails, playgrounds, tennis courts, and an amphitheater for free outdoor concerts—perfect for families or a sunset jog. Rated 4.7 on Yelp for its paved perimeter path and neighborhood charm.
32. Atlanta Memorial Park
A 200-acre urban oasis with shaded trails for biking or strolling, multiple playgrounds, and open green space for frisbee tosses—connect it to the BeltLine for bonus miles. It’s a local go-to for picnics and puppy playdates.
33. Peachtree Hills Park
This 7-acre neighborhood gem offers stunning Peachtree Creek views, winding paths, tennis courts, and a playground amid lush gardens—ideal for birdwatching or a quiet read. Yelp folks love its serene vibe despite the city buzz.
34. Lenox Park
Duck-spotting heaven with shaded trails, a dog park, picturesque bridges, and plenty of benches—prime for runs or lazy loops. With a 4.1 Yelp rating, Lenox Park, which is also a neighborhood, ish praised for its tree canopy and Morningside-adjacent tranquility.
35. Blue Heron Nature Preserve
About 30 acres of wetlands, river trails, and open meadows with public art and kid events like cleanups—sunset strolls here feel worlds away from Buckhead’s hustle. Reviewers rave about its evening magic and family-friendly paths.
36. Charlie Loudermilk Park
Situated at the corner of Paces Ferry, Peachtree and Roswell roads, Charlie Loudermilk Park is a heart-of-Buckhead spot with vast lawns, scenic walks, and room for yoga or tailgate-style hangs—super central for quick visits. It’s a fave for its jog-friendly layout and natural serenity.
Things To Do on Atlanta’s North Side
Discover the best no-cost adventures right in your backyard! From scenic hikes to historic strolls, North Atlanta offers plenty of ways to enjoy the outdoors and local culture without spending a dime. Here’s a simple list of highlights:
37. Browse Around Little Saigon Farmer’s Market (Chamblee)
Check out Buford Highway’s Little Saigon Farmer’s Market, better known officially as City Farmers Market, for eclectic fare.
City Farmers Market on Buford Highway is an Asian and Hispanic-focused market with a significant Vietnamese presence and similar goods, making it the closest equivalent to what you might be looking for. This market, located in the Cho Saigon plaza, offers fresh produce, meats, unique international products, and is often associated with the broader “Little Saigon” area along Buford Highway.
Read our Buford Highway Eats Guide.
38. Explore the Historic Roswell District
Wander through 640 acres featuring vintage homes, historic sites, museums, monuments, churches, and cemeteries for a glimpse into Roswell’s rich past.
39. Hike Autrey Mill Nature Preserve in Johns Creek
Trek three miles of wooded trails on 46 acres, spot wildlife exhibits like tortoises and goats, and tour heritage buildings evoking rural Georgia.
40. Walk the Big Creek Greenway in Alpharetta and Roswell
Follow this paved multi-use trail along a serene creek, perfect for casual hikes, biking, or birdwatching amid natural beauty.
41 .Visit Morgan Falls Overlook Park in Sandy Springs
Relax by the stunning waterfall, explore easy trails, and picnic in this lush 135-acre park with river views.
42. Hike the East Palisades Trail in Sandy Springs
Dive into 15 miles of scenic paths along the Chattahoochee River, featuring bamboo forests, rocky outcrops, and peaceful forest vibes.
Free Things To Do On Atlanta’s Eastside
Hey East Side explorers! Whether you’re a local or just passing through, Atlanta’s East Side (think Inman Park, Little Five Points, and beyond) is packed with free vibes. Here’s a quick list of wallet-friendly ways to soak it all in. Grab your walking shoes!
43. Picnic in Inman Park
Hit Freedom Park for shaded lawns, historic homes, and occasional free yoga sessions (check the park’s schedule). Pack a sandwich and people-watch—it’s the heart of the East Side’s bohemian charm.
44. Wander Cabbagetown’s Factory Lofts
This former mill village turned hip hood has free walking paths, community gardens, and street festivals (like the annual Cabbagetown Day in October—mark your calendar). Feel the industrial-to-artsy transformation.
45. Get Active In Grand Park
Near Grant Park (that lush 130-acre oasis near Downtown), there are other free things. to do:
- Loop the Park Trails: Hit the easy Grant Park Loop Trail for a breezy walk or jog through green spaces and tree-lined paths—prime for skyline peeks and zero entry fee.
- Historic Landmark Hop: Check out the restored Milledge Fountain or climb to the old Civil War fort for epic Downtown views. It’s a quick, free history hit right in the park.
- Victorian Neighborhood Stroll: Wander the surrounding streets to ogle those stunning 19th-century homes—Insta-gold without the tour price tag.
- Farmers Market Vibes: Swing by the Grant Park Farmers Market every Sunday (next one Oct. 5) on Cherokee Avenue for free browsing of local produce, crafts, and live tunes from 50+ vendors.
Free Things to Do On Atlanta’s South Side
- Check out the other Forest Park Farmer’s Market to support Georgia produce
- Take a cruise down Old National Highway one weekend evening
- Ride horses at the ranches off Butner Road
- Visit the shops and restaurants at Camp Creek
- Play frisbee at Perkerson Park
46. Visit The Very First Chick-Fil-A in Hapeville
Visit the Very First Chick-Fil-A, which happens to be a short distance from downtown Atlanta. You can eat there if you like, but you don’t have to. The address is 461 N Central Ave, Hapeville, GA 30354. The eatery serves a slightly different menu than what you’re accustomed to at a regular Chick-fil-A.
Check out Chick-fil-A’s secret menu.
47. Stroll the Atlanta BeltLine Southside Trail
Photo credit: Atlanta Beltline Wander this paved path through neighborhoods like Pittsburgh and Adair Park, spotting street art like the iconic So So Def Walls and popping into green spaces for a picnic or game of frisbee.
48. Hike Cascade Springs Nature Preserve
Explore 120 acres of trails leading to a hidden waterfall in Southwest Atlanta—dog-friendly and great for a quick nature escape.
49. Play at Flat Shoals Park
Head to this College Park gem for free playground action, open fields, and shaded spots to unwind near the Chattahoochee River.
50. Unwind at Egan Park
Photo credit: Skiptown Atlanta In East Point, this community green space hosts casual gatherings and has plenty of room for picnics or just chilling with skyline views.
- Run or walk the Silver Comet Trail
- Take a walk or jog around the Bellwood Quarry
- Visit the National Archives at Atlanta
- Play tennis at the Bitsy Grant Tennis Center
Free Things To Do Around Atlanta Outdoors
- Hike up Kennesaw Battlefield Mountain National Park
- Go to Arabia Mountain in the Davidson-Arabia Mountain Nature Preserve, in DeKalb County
- Hike up the famous Stone Mountain
- Take a boat ride down the Chattahoocheee River
Bonus: Check Out an Atlanta Festival
Atlanta hosts numerous free festivals, especially in spring and summer. Highlights include the Atlanta Jazz Festival, Atlanta Ice Cream Festival, and the Saint Patrick’s Day Parade. Check out our Atlanta Festival Guide for a full rundown on weekend-specific activities like the Inman Park Festival or free movie nights at The Battery Atlanta’s Plaza Green.
Looking for more to do? Here are so many Atlanta events popping off every week it’s hard to keep up with it all. That’s why I suggest you subscribe to AtlantaFi.com to get all the freshest gatherings, Atlanta happenings, parties and more delivered to your inbox.
Final Word
Atlanta weekends are fun, but they can be pricey. But there is also tons of free things to do in Atlanta on every single day of the week. You just need to know where to look.
If you go out this weekend, please be safe and observe public health guidelines. In other words, party responsibly.
Atlanta’s clubs will be on 10 this weekend. See the hottest ATL nightclubs this week and what’s going on.
Atlanta has so much to do that you need a curated guide to help you sort through it all. Make sure you subscribe to our #ATLHaps newsletter that gives you a weekly tab of Atlanta events you don’t want to miss.
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As the world gears up for the most expansive FIFA World Cup yet, Atlanta stands ready to etch its name into soccer history. With less than a year until the tournament kicks off, the “soccer city of the South” is buzzing with anticipation.
The 2026 edition, co-hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico, will feature an unprecedented 48 teams competing in 104 matches across 16 cities—a massive leap from the traditional 32-team format. Atlanta, with its vibrant culture, world-class infrastructure, and passionate fanbase, has secured a starring role, hosting eight high-stakes matches at the state-of-the-art Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
A Historic Selection for the Peach State
Atlanta’s journey to becoming a host city began in 2018 when the United 2026 bid, led by the U.S. Soccer Federation, outshone Morocco’s proposal at FIFA’s Congress in Moscow.
Atlanta was selected as a host city for the 2026 FIFA World Cup on June 16, 2022, when FIFA announced the 16 host cities across the United States, Mexico, and Canada.
The announcement was the culmination of years of work by the Atlanta Sports Council and other local organizations to bring the tournament to the city.
This marks the first tri-nation World Cup and the first expansion to 48 teams, promising even greater global excitement. Selected among 11 U.S. venues, Atlanta’s inclusion reflects its growing stature in international soccer, bolstered by the success of Major League Soccer’s Atlanta United FC, which draws record crowds to Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
The stadium itself is a crown jewel, designed with soccer in mind despite its primary use for NFL games. Opened in 2017, it boasts a retractable roof, 71,000 seats (expandable to 75,000), and cutting-edge features like a 360-degree halo video board.
FIFA has praised it as one of the few U.S. venues truly optimized for the beautiful game, having already hosted international friendlies and MLS clashes.
“Atlanta is honored to be among the host cities,” officials noted, emphasizing the city’s blend of Southern hospitality and urban energy.
The Match Slate: From Group Drama to Semifinal Thrills
While the official draw—set for late 2025—will reveal the teams, Atlanta’s schedule is locked in, spanning from mid-June to mid-July 2026. The tournament opens on June 11 in Mexico City, but Atlanta jumps in early with a flurry of group-stage action:
Date Stage June 15, 2026 Group Stage June 18, 2026 Group Stage June 21, 2026 Group Stage June 24, 2026 Group Stage June 27, 2026 Group Stage July 1, 2026 Round of 32 July 7, 2026 Round of 16 July 15, 2026 Semifinal This lineup includes five group-stage thrillers, knockout clashes in the Round of 32 and Round of 16, and culminates in a semifinal on July 15—positioning Atlanta as a pivotal stop on the road to the July 19 final at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Fans can register now on FIFA’s official ticketing site, with hospitality packages already available for premium experiences at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Preparations: Building a World-Class Welcome
With the clock ticking, Atlanta is transforming to handle the influx of millions. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, the world’s busiest, offers nonstop flights to over 150 domestic and 78 international destinations, ensuring seamless arrivals for global supporters.
A Construction Frenzy: Adding Thousands of Rooms Downtown
The most visible preparations involve a wave of high-rise hotel developments, strategically clustered near the stadium, Centennial Olympic Park, and attractions like the Georgia Aquarium. By mid-2026, downtown Atlanta will have added nearly 3,000 new hotel rooms—a 20% jump from 2022 levels—fueled by the tournament’s economic promise of over $500 million to Georgia’s economy. These projects are timed to open just before or during the event, ensuring availability for fans, teams, and media.Key developments include:
- Residence Inn by Marriott (355 Centennial Olympic Park Drive): This 14-story tower, owned by Texas-based Soneri Investment Group, broke ground after years of planning and will feature 188 guest rooms across its upper floors. Amenities include 129 parking spaces with EV charging stations, a street-level bar and restaurant, a pool deck, and a terrace overlooking the park. Located just a mile from the stadium, it’s designed for easy access to matches and is slated to open in time for the June-July tournament window.
- Signia by Hilton: Atlanta’s largest downtown ground-up hotel in four decades, Signia by Hilton, a htoel behemoth, delivered nearly 1,000 rooms earlier in 2025, providing a massive capacity boost right next to Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
- Anthem Hotel at Centennial Yards: Part of a $5 billion mixed-use district linking the stadium to downtown, this 229-room property is on track for a 2025 opening, enhancing the area’s entertainment vibe with nearby retail and green spaces.
- Moxy Centennial Olympic Park: A 10-story, 183-room boutique hotel under construction along Marietta Street, set to debut in the second quarter of 2026—perfectly aligned with the World Cup schedule.
- Margaritaville Resort Condo by Wyndham Destinations: Already open since 2022 with 200 suites, this property exemplifies early movers capitalizing on the event’s momentum.
Beyond these, the revival of the former CNN Center—rebranded as The Center—promises an overhauled atrium, exterior facelifts, and massive art installations, all vowing to open before kickoff to revitalize the Peachtree Center area. These efforts are part of broader urban projects like Centennial Yards’ 8-acre entertainment district, which includes additional lodging to handle the surge.
Themed Upgrades and Fan-Focused Amenities
While new builds dominate, existing hotels are layering on World Cup-specific touches to stand out. At the Bellyard Hotel in West Midtown (a Marriott property), guests can already sip the “Offside Spritz,” a FIFA-inspired cocktail at the lobby bar Drawbar, signaling playful preparations for soccer enthusiasts.
Hyatt Place Atlanta at Centennial Olympic Park rounds out popular options with its walkable location to key sites, though specific upgrades weren’t detailed beyond standard readiness.
Hotels across neighborhoods like Midtown and Buckhead are refreshing amenities, with new developments like the Centennial Yards complex set to open downtown just in time.
New Food Hubs and Expansions: Building Capacity Downtown
Downtown Atlanta is seeing a surge in dedicated food spaces timed for the event. In South Downtown, Atlanta Ventures is launching Smorgasburg Atlanta, an open-air food festival kicking off in October 2025 at a parking lot on 104 Forsyth Street SW, near MARTA stations.
Restaurateur and chef Khadijah Vickers opened The Vick in early September to put the eatery in the position to take advantage of 2026, which will be a big year for Georgia’s largest city.
“It may look like The Walking Dead right now,” she said, referring to the number of people downtown on a regular Wednesday evening, “but when the World Cup comes, this place will be jumping. And The Vick will be here.”
This weekly market will showcase over 40 local vendors, food trucks, pop-up tents, live entertainment, and kid-friendly play areas, with beer, wine, and cocktails on tap—applications for culinary spots are open now to lock in diverse offerings before the summer rush.
Nearby, Lalani Ventures is revitalizing Underground Atlanta with pre-World Cup openings on Upper Alabama Street. Highlights include Dolo’s Pizza expanding to a brick-and-mortar spot, the Underground Diner replacing a former crepe stand, and a six-stall food hall in the design phase, all slated to debut before June 2026.
Recent new Atlanta restaurant openings like Utopia, a Latin fusion restaurant that opened in April 2025, are already drawing crowds, with goals to double the area’s 1 million annual visitors. These hubs aim to handle overflow from stadium crowds, offering quick, affordable global bites amid the festivities.
Businesses are all-in: Restaurants are expanding menus with international flavors, retailers are stocking soccer gear, and transportation providers like MARTA are ramping up capacity.
“It’s like hosting multiple Super Bowls at once,” said Dan Corso, president of the Atlanta Sports Council. Safety, beautification, and cleanup efforts are underway, drawing lessons from past mega-events like the 1996 Olympics and the 2019 Super Bowl.
Final Word
Atlanta is getting FIFA-ready in a big way, from restaurants, infrastructure, hotels and more. The city is also curating fan zones and watch parties beyond the stadium, leveraging attractions like the Georgia Aquarium, World of Coca-Cola, and the BeltLine for a festive atmosphere.
Atlanta United’s training facilities and the upcoming U.S. Soccer National Training Center will support team preparations, underscoring the city’s soccer infrastructure.
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As the leaves begin to turn in Piedmont Park and the buzz of fall art events ramps up, Atlanta’s vibrant art scene is once again capturing the spotlight.
With the Atlanta Art Fair set to return to Pullman Yards this weekend (September 25–28), featuring over 60 galleries from local favorites to international powerhouses, now is the perfect time to dive into the city’s top art destinations.
Where Are Atlanta’s Top Art Galleries?
Whether you’re a seasoned collector, an emerging artist, or just someone seeking inspiration on a crisp autumn afternoon, these galleries offer a rich tapestry of contemporary works, historical masterpieces, and community-driven exhibitions.
From the sleek halls of Midtown to the gritty warehouses of Westside, here’s our guide to the top art galleries shaping Atlanta’s creative pulse in 2025.
1. High Museum of Art: The Crown Jewel of Southern Collections
1280 Peachtree Rd., NW Atlanta GA 30309
Nestled in the elegant Midtown Arts District, the High Museum of Art stands as Atlanta’s premier institution, boasting over 20,000 works spanning American, European, African American, and contemporary art.
Its dynamic schedule of special exhibitions keeps visitors returning—don’t miss the ongoing “Ryoji Ikeda: data-verse” installation through August 10, 2025, which explores sound, light, and digital abstraction in immersive fashion.
The museum’s architecture, with its Richard Meier-designed white towers, is as much a draw as the art inside. Free docent-led tours run Tuesday through Sunday, making it accessible for all. Pro tip: Join as a member for early access to new shows and complimentary parking.
2. Atlanta Contemporary: Bold Visions from Emerging Southeast Talent
535 Means St., Atlanta GA 30318
For those craving cutting-edge contemporary works, head to West Midtown’s Atlanta Contemporary, a nonprofit powerhouse dedicated to artists who’ve yet to have major Southeast exhibitions.
This industrial-chic space hosts rotating shows of paintings, sculptures, photography, and installations from over 100 local, national, and international creators.
It’s a hub for dialogue, with free public programs that blend art with performance and discussion. As one of the city’s top galleries for innovative exhibits, it’s a must-visit for anyone tracking the next big thing in Southern art.
3. Johnson Lowe Gallery: A Global Portal in Buckhead
765 Miami Circle Dr., #210 NW Atlanta GA 30324
Tucked into the upscale Buckhead/Miami Circle area, Johnson Lowe Gallery has been a fixture for over three decades, serving as a gateway to international visual culture.
Specializing in modern and contemporary masters, the gallery features everything from African sculptures to abstract paintings by artists like Jaume Plensa. Current highlights include Paula Henderson’s “Structure and Stricture” through September 13, 2025, a thought-provoking exploration of form and constraint.
With its intimate salon-style shows, it’s ideal for collectors seeking one-of-a-kind pieces that bridge global traditions with Southern sensibilities.
4. Alan Avery Art Company: Explore Dynamic Mediums At Play
656 Miami Circle, Atlanta GA 39324
In the heart of Downtown Atlanta, the Alan Avery Art Company—also known as Trinity Gallery—is a welcoming haven for gifted artists across mediums, from painting to mixed media.
Owner Alan Avery’s expertise shines through in curated exhibits that highlight underrepresented voices, making it a cornerstone of the city’s inclusive art community.Visitors rave about the knowledgeable staff and the gallery’s role in fostering connections among creators. It’s not just a viewing space; it’s a treat for the senses, with events that often spill into lively receptions.
5. Jackson Fine Art: Photography’s Finest in Castleberry Hill
3122 E. Shadowlawn Ave., NE Atlanta GA 30305
Screenshot Castleberry Hill’s historic lofts house Jackson Fine Art, a specialist in photography that draws from both vintage icons like Walker Evans (featured in the ongoing “Private Collections Salon & Sale” through September 13, 2025) and contemporary shooters.
This gallery’s sharp eye for narrative-driven images makes it a standout for photo enthusiasts.
The neighborhood’s street art vibe complements the exhibits perfectly—pair your visit with a stroll through murals and craft breweries for an afternoon of urban inspiration.
6. Spalding Nix Fine Art: Modern Masters in the Westside
425 Peachtree Hills Ave, Ste 310A, Atlanta GA 30305
Over in the up-and-coming Westside Arts District, Spalding Nix Fine Art showcases post-war and contemporary works by blue-chip artists like Evan Blackwell Helgeson.
Their current “IN MEDIAS RES” exhibition, running through September 12, 2025, delves into immersive abstractions that challenge perceptions of space. Known for its commitment to quality and community, this gallery often hosts artist talks and pop-up events, making it a lively spot for networking in Atlanta’s art world.
7. Whitespace Gallery: Intimate Emerging Art in Inman Park
814 Edgewood Ave, SE Atlanta GA 30307
For a cozier vibe, Inman Park’s Whitespace Gallery offers a carriage house setting packed with fresh talent. This small but mighty space rotates exhibits of local and regional artists, emphasizing painting, drawing, and sculpture.
It’s a favorite among insiders for its unpretentious atmosphere and figure-drawing sessions in the back studio—perfect for aspiring creators. In a city full of grandeur, Whitespace reminds us that great art thrives in intimate spaces.
8. Marcia Wood Contemporary: Pushing Boundaries in Buckhead
761 Miami Circle Dr., NW Atlanta, GA 30324
Marcia Wood Contemporary continues to innovate with shows of installation, sculpture, and photography by trailblazers like Frances Barth and Kim Anno
Located in Midtown, it promotes artists exploring new ideas and styles, fostering a space for bold experimentation. The gallery’s commitment to dialogue through group shows and receptions makes it a vital thread in Atlanta’s contemporary fabric.
9. ZuCot Gallery: Spotlight on Black Excellence Downtown
100 Centennial Olympic Park Dr., Atlanta GA 30315
As the Southeast’s largest Black-owned fine art gallery, ZuCot Gallery in Downtown Atlanta is a cultural beacon, promoting original works by living Black artists worldwide.
Rotating exhibits on the mezzanine level include short films and video installations, while featured talents like Charlotte Riley-Webb add local flavor.
With events blending music, poetry, and Southern cuisine, it’s more than a gallery—it’s a community gathering point celebrating identity and representation.
10. ABV Agency + Gallery: New Contemporary in the Heart of the City
1206 Metropolitan Pwky SW Atlanta GA 30316
Rounding out our list is ABV Agency + Gallery, an innovative force in Atlanta’s core that champions the New Contemporary movement with over 500 represented artists. Expect edgy, dialogue-driven pieces that reflect modern life, from street-inspired works to conceptual installations.
It’s a fresh alternative to traditional spaces, ideal for those seeking art that’s as provocative as it is accessible.
Final Word
Atlanta’s galleries aren’t just buildings—they’re the beating heart of a city that’s always evolving. With the Atlanta Art Fair kicking off tomorrow, expect even more energy as local spots like these showcase their wares alongside global talents. Grab your gallery map, lace up your walking shoes, and let the art lead the way.
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Overstory Rooftop & Bar in Duluth is launching its sophisticated Afternoon Tea service, starting Friday, September 19, 2025.
The experience will take place on its breathtaking outdoor patio with views of the Gas South District.
Tea, Anyone? Overstory Serves It Hot
Available every Friday and Saturday from 12:00 PM to 2:30 PM, this luxurious experience blends exquisite flavors with elegance.
Guests will enjoy an exceptional tea selection from J’Enwey Tea Co., a prestigious seven-star concierge tea company.
The curated menu features exclusive blends like the robust Southern English Breakfast, with its smooth Chinese black teas and hints of molasses and malt, and the vibrant Blue Bell Grey, a reimagined Earl Grey infused with Calabrian bergamot and Provencal lavender. These teas cater to both tea aficionados and newcomers.
The tea is paired with refined bites and pastries. Freshly baked scones come with clotted cream, local jams, and golden honeycomb.
Savory offerings include Southern Spice, a bold egg salad on jalapeño cheddar bread with Dijon cream cheese, and Caviar & Citrus, featuring smoked salmon, citrus-herbed cream cheese, and salmon roe.
Each dish showcases Overstory’s commitment to flavorful, artful tea pairings.
The experience ends sweetly with Parisian-inspired treats like petit éclairs and colorful macarons, adding a perfect touch of indulgence.
Guests can choose from three tiers:
• Skyline Soirée ($65/guest): Full tea service with non-alcoholic bubbles.
• Cloudline Experience ($75/guest): Full tea service with champagne.
• Overstory Prestige ($115/guest): Full tea service with caviar and champagne.
For an additional $45, guests can enhance their experience with the Royal Caviar Experience. Live music and discounted valet parking are included for all attendees.
Final Word
Reservations are available exclusively through OpenTable. Overstory Rooftop Bar welcomes guests 21+ and requests upscale casual attire (no flip-flops or sheer clothing).
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Nestled in the heart of Buckhead, the Nobu Hotel Atlanta has quickly become a beacon of luxury and sophistication since its opening in 2022.
Located within the vibrant Phipps Plaza, this boutique hotel, a collaboration between chef Nobu Matsuhisa, actor Robert De Niro, and film producer Meir Teper, seamlessly blends Japanese-inspired elegance with Atlanta’s dynamic energy.
From its world-class dining to its serene accommodations and upscale amenities, Nobu Hotel Atlanta is redefining hospitality in the city. Here’s a look at what makes this destination a must-visit for locals and travelers alike.
A Stylish Stay in Buckhead
Situated at 3520 Peachtree Rd NE, Nobu Hotel Atlanta offers 152 chicly designed rooms and suites, each embodying the brand’s signature aesthetic of minimalist luxury with a Japanese flair. Guests are greeted with clean lines, warm wood accents, and modern furnishings inspired by traditional Japanese design. Floor-to-ceiling windows provide stunning views of Buckhead’s skyline or the lush greenery surrounding Phipps Plaza.
Room options range from spacious deluxe rooms to opulent suites, with premium suites featuring soaking tubs and private balconies for an elevated experience.
Pro Tip: Book a corner suite for panoramic views and extra space, perfect for a special occasion or extended stay.
World-Class Dining at Nobu Restaurant
The crown jewel of Nobu Hotel Atlanta is its Nobu Restaurant, a culinary destination that draws foodies from across the city and beyond. Known for its Japanese-Peruvian fusion cuisine, the restaurant offers signature dishes like Black Cod Miso, Yellowtail Jalapeño, and an array of fresh sushi and sashimi.
Nobu is owned by Nobuyuki “Nobu” Matsuhisa, a Japanese celebrity chef and restaurateur. Nobu is one of many celebrity-owned restaurants in Atlanta.
The menu also features locally inspired specials, incorporating Southern ingredients to create a unique Atlanta twist. The sleek dining room, adorned with cherry blossom motifs and ambient lighting, creates an inviting atmosphere, while the outdoor terrace offers al fresco dining with views of Phipps Plaza’s bustling courtyard.
For a more casual experience, the Nobu Bar serves expertly crafted cocktails, including the Lychee Martini and Matsuhisa Old Fashioned, alongside a selection of sake and Japanese whiskies. The bar’s vibrant yet relaxed vibe makes it a hotspot for both hotel guests and locals.
Pro Tip: Make dinner reservations well in advance, as the restaurant is a popular destination, especially on weekends.
Rooftop Relaxation and Poolside Bliss
One of the standout amenities at Nobu Hotel Atlanta is its rooftop pool, a serene oasis offering panoramic views of Buckhead. Surrounded by plush lounge chairs and private cabanas, the pool area is perfect for unwinding with a cocktail in hand or soaking up the Atlanta sun.
The adjacent rooftop bar serves light bites and refreshing drinks, making it an ideal spot for a sunset happy hour or a late-night gathering.
Pro Tip: Visit the rooftop during golden hour for Instagram-worthy views and a tranquil escape from the city.
Wellness and Rejuvenation
The hotel’s spa brings a touch of Zen to Buckhead, offering a range of treatments inspired by Japanese wellness traditions.
Guests can indulge in massages, facials, and body treatments using premium products, with options like the Nobu Signature Massage incorporating hot stones and aromatherapy for ultimate relaxation. The spa’s tranquil design, complete with soft lighting and natural elements, creates a calming retreat from the hustle and bustle of Atlanta.
For fitness enthusiasts, the fitness center is equipped with state-of-the-art cardio and strength-training equipment, as well as a yoga studio for private or group classes. Complimentary wellness sessions, such as sunrise yoga or meditation, are offered seasonally to enhance the guest experience.
Pro Tip: Book a spa treatment early in your stay to ensure availability, and inquire about seasonal wellness events for a unique experience.
Event Spaces for Every Occasion
Nobu Hotel Atlanta is also a premier destination for events, offering versatile spaces for everything from intimate gatherings to lavish celebrations. The Nobu Event Space, with its modern design and customizable layouts, can accommodate up to 150 guests for weddings, corporate meetings, or private parties. The hotel’s dedicated events team works closely with guests to curate bespoke experiences, complete with catering from Nobu Restaurant’s acclaimed menu.
For smaller gatherings, the Private Dining Room at Nobu Restaurant offers an intimate setting for business dinners or family celebrations, with tailored menus and impeccable service.Pro Tip: Contact the events team at least a month in advance for larger bookings to secure your preferred date and customize your event.
Prime Location in Phipps Plaza
The hotel’s location within Phipps Plaza, one of Buckhead’s premier shopping destinations, adds to its appeal. Guests are steps away from high-end retailers like Saks Fifth Avenue, Nordstrom, and Tiffany & Co., as well as a 14-screen AMC theater.
The surrounding Buckhead Village District offers additional dining and shopping options, while nearby attractions like the Atlanta History Center and Chastain Park are just a short drive away.
The hotel provides complimentary shuttle services within a three-mile radius, making it easy to explore Buckhead’s vibrant offerings.
Pro Tip: Take advantage of the shuttle to visit nearby Lenox Square or the Peachtree Farmers Market on Saturday mornings.
Why Nobu Hotel Atlanta?
Nobu Hotel Atlanta is more than just a place to stay—it’s an experience that combines luxury, culinary excellence, and cultural sophistication.
Whether you’re savoring a meal at Nobu Restaurant, lounging by the rooftop pool, or exploring Buckhead’s upscale attractions, the hotel offers a perfect blend of relaxation and excitement. Its prime location, world-class amenities, and impeccable service make it a standout destination for travelers and locals seeking a taste of elegance in Atlanta.
Final Word
Nobu has been a great thing for Buckhead and Atlanta as a whole. Love Atlanta’s most expensive area? Check out our guide on the best things to do in Buckhead.
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