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Atlanta, Georgia has been called the jewel of the Southeast. No wonder: Millions of people move to Georgia’s largest city every year. But do you ever find yourself wondering “what is Atlanta known for?”
It’s a fair question given the diverse transients that have come and made Atlanta home, bringing with them their own cultures, flavors and traditions.
The city, as a result, has become a hodge-podge of different styles and vibes. But it’s still Atlanta.
Atlanta was founded in December 1847 when Georgia officials decided to build a railroad to the Midwest. This terminus would soon become the ATL.
What Kind Of Food Is Atlanta Known For?
We get this all the time. Atlanta may have a Waffle House on every block, but there’s no one food group that the city can be associated with
When it comes to beverages, though, it’s pretty fair to say that sweet tea is the drink of choice.
Fried chicken may come to mind for most folks, but the fact of the matter is that most Southern cities and towns can stake a claim to fried yard bird.
And chicken and waffles is served at only a handful of restaurants here so that’s out of the question. Yep, sweet tea, on the other hand, is served in nearly every restaurant.
Want to know more about Alanta’s dining scene? Here are foods that Atlanta is know for around the world.
How Many Peachtree Streets Are In Atlanta?
If you’ve ever tried to navigate around Atlanta’s streets, one thing that can be as confusing is all get out is the number of Peachtree Streets, Avenues, Boulevards, etc., around the city.
At last count there were more than 70 streets with the “Peachtree” moniker in their names.
It also bears saying that Peachtree Street, Ave and Road are all the same depending on whether the stretch is zoned as residential, commercial and/or a mix of both. But in any event, when you’re in Atlanta, GPS is your friend! (But more on this later).
What Are Some Of The Most Iconic Atlanta Landmarks?
Underground Atlanta used to be the #1 place you’d bring a visitor but not this century! Now, some of the most iconic places are newer and more polished (although there are still a handful of older landmarks you still want to see).
Clermont Lounge
This place is an Atlanta institution of the adult variety, if you get what I mean. If you’re looking for elegance, this is the opposite.
But it has been a fixture on Ponce de Leon Avenue because the place has managed to stay open despite the ups and downs of “progress” all around it.
The Varsity
Situated on a plum plot of land in Midtown by the freeway, The Varsity has done for the chili dog what Waffle House has done for the waffle. The restaurant features a drive-in with car-side service, making it one of the last of its kind. The food is not the award variety, but it’s a must if you want to taste what Atlantans have been eating for nearly 100 years.
Centennial Olympic Park
Centennial Olympic Park is an oasis in the middle of downtown Atlanta. One of the lasting remnants of the Atlanta Olympics (which we’ll talk about later) is a beautiful greenspace that serves as the centerpiece of downtown Atlanta.
There are numerous places to take pictures and even a ferris wheel nearby.
Read up on some of Atlanta’s best parks.
Underground Atlanta
Go in the center of downtown and beneath the bustling streets of downtown Atlanta lies Underground Atlanta, a historic area that was once the city’s original street level. Today, it features shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues, offering a glimpse into Atlanta’s past.
Atlanta History: Events That Happened Here
Atlanta has been home to some of the most historic events in U.S. history. Here are some things that happened in Atlanta that you may not know about.
The Winecoff Hotel fire happened in Atlanta
The Dec. 7, 1946 fire at the Winecoff Hotel (now the Ellis hotel) in downtown Atlanta is the deadliest such blaze in U.S. history. 119 people died in the fire, which helped spark huge changes in U.S. building codes, most notably requiring mandating fire-resistant doors and firescapes.
Atlanta Child Murders
One of the darkest moments of the cities history was when a serial killer started exacting lives of young boys and girls around the city, many of them African-American.
While the case proved as controversial as the murders, Wayne Williams was convicted of the crime, which many believe was committed by someone else. Nevertheless, it is an historic event that happened.
The 1996 Olympics
The 1996 Olympics were the culmination of decades of goodwill and moving and shaking by the city’s powers that be. Although it was a triumphant moment when Muhammad Ali lit the torch, the event was also marred by an instance of domestic terrorism which took the form of the Olympic bombing.
Atlanta Is The Only U.S. City Destroyed In A War
During the Civil War in the spring of 1864, the Confederate Army of Tennessee, commanded by General Joseph E. Johnston, was holed up in Dalton, Georgia. The Union Army wanted to do something about it, amid other troublesome skirmishes taking place, so in early May, 1864, Union forces under Maj. Gen. William T. Sherman began the Atlanta Campaign, a “scorched earth” policy to burn the city to the ground. The basically uncontested “March to the Sea” would destroy a swatch of Georgia.
Atlanta Has More Pro Sports Teams Than You May Know
When you think of Atlanta, your mind may immediately focus on the Hawks, Braves or Falcons, but we’ve got more birds than that. Here are a number of professional teams that call Atlanta home:
Club Sport League Venue (capacity) Founded Moved to Atlanta Titles Atlanta Falcons Football NFL Mercedes-Benz Stadium (71,000) 1966 N/A 0 Atlanta Braves Baseball MLB Truist Park (41,500) 1871 1966 4 (1914, 1957, 1995, 2021) Atlanta Hawks Basketball NBA State Farm Arena (18,100) 1946 1968 1 (1958) Atlanta United FC Soccer MLS Mercedes-Benz Stadium (42,500) 2014 N/A 1 (2018) Atlanta Dream Basketball WNBA McCamish Pavilion (8,600) 2007 N/A 0 Atlanta Legends Football AAF Georgia State Stadium (24,333) 2018 N/A 0 Atlanta Is A Championship Sports Town
Photo credit: Major League Baseball The Atlanta Braves won the World Series in November 2021, breaking a more than two-decade drought.
Atlanta United, in just its second season, won the MLS Championship in 2018 with a commanding 2-0 win over Colorado. Atlanta United, which plays at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium set attendance records for the second straight year on the way to their title. Before Atlanta United’s victory, the city had gone 25 years since a title in a major sport. The Atlanta Falcons came the closest in 2017 before losing to the New England Patriots.
Atlanta Has The World’s Busiest Airport
More than 10 years running now (since 1998), Atlanta has had the world’s busiest airport. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, located on the line between College Park, Hapeville and Atlanta, attracts more traffic and has more airplane movements than any other airport in the world. You can also save money at Hartsfield if you strategize.
The airport is named after William B. Hartsfield, who founded the site on an abandoned racetrack, and Maynard Jackson, the first black mayor of Atlanta.
Coincidentally, Hartsfield is home to Delta Air Lines, one of the largest airlines in the world, and a major reason Atlanta is a traffic hub.
Atlanta Is Growing (And Growing)
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Atlanta experienced the third-highest population gain of any metro area in the United States, behind the Texas cities of Dallas and Houston. Between 2016 and 2017, metro Atlanta gained nearly 90,000 new residents, bringing the total population in the region to an estimated 5.8 million people.
Here’s how many people live in Atlanta.
Atlanta Is The Birthplace of Martin Luther King Jr.
Photo credit: Yotuube.com While it is true that Birmingham, Alabama is the cradle of the civil rights movement, Atlanta is generally recognized as the birthplace of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., the movement’s most prominent leader.
Years before the tragic murder of his mother, Mrs. Alberta Williams King, MLK, along with a number of key leaders like Andrew Young, Hosea Williams and more, roused the nation to its senses by pioneering the nonviolent protests that finally toppled segregation across the nation. King was born in Atlanta in the Auburn Avenue neighborhood in 1929. Today that site has been recognized as historic and is just a few blocks from the King Center.
Coca-Cola Was Born In Atlanta
If you like Coca-Cola, you are enjoying a taste of Atlanta with every sip. The soft drink’s long history began in 1886 when an Atlanta pharmacist, Dr. John S. Pemberton, created a flavored syrup, took it to his neighborhood pharmacy, where it was mixed with carbonated water and deemed “excellent” by those who sampled it. Dr. Pemberton’s partner and bookkeeper, Frank M. Robinson, is credited with naming the beverage “Coca Cola.”
There Are 60+ Streets Named ‘Peachtree’
If you’re trying to find your way around Atlanta, “Peachtree” just won’t cut it. There are more than 60 streets with a variation of Peachtree in their names, with some of them as far as 30 minutes away from downtown Atlanta.
Atlanta Is The New Hollywood
Atlanta houses the No. 1 film industry in the United States, having surpassed Hollywood in 2016. The metro Atlanta region began offering generous tax incentives in 2002 to lure movie producers. Today, Georgia has a $90 billion movie industry. See what’ movies are filming in Atlanta.
Atlanta Is Not The Strip Club Capital Of The U.S.
Photo credit: Instagram Contrary to popular belief Atlanta is not the strip club capital of the United States, that distinction is Portland, Oregon. Still, Atlanta’s many strip clubs make it No. 1 in the South. Here are the best strip clubs in Atlanta.
Final Word
Atlanta has paid a pivotal role in the South as well as the larger United States. The city is known for more than its hospitality and sweet tea. There’s sports, there’s good restaurants and there’s the booming real estate market.
Are you a beer drinker? You also may want to visit to a craft brewery in the city.
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If you’re looking for a place to go at night in Atlanta, one you’ve got to consider is Revel nightclub in Atlanta.
After you’ve had something to eat at one of the best places to eat in West Midtown, it’s time to party at the club.
Revel of West Midtown is for adults only. You must be 21 years old to enter and dress code is strictly enforced. Located at 1778 Ellsworth Industrial Blvd NW, Atlanta, GA 30318, Revel is one of the premiere nightclubs in all of Atlanta.
Revel in West Midtown: One Of Atlanta’s Best Nightclubs
You may be wondering what’s it like inside Revel nightclub. We recently went inside to party the night away. Here’s what you need to know:
What’s the dress code at Revel?
Before you go to club at Revel, here are a few house rules you need to be aware of:
- Ladies –No Sandals or Sneakers
- Men – Sports, recreation attire and athletic wear are not permitted -shorts, baggy clothing are not allowed
Text or Call Club Revel at 678.886.9542 For More Information pertaining to dress code or other concerns.
Read more: Revel, Arum and More: The top nightclubs in Atlanta
Interested in going to Club Revel in West Midtown? Here some Google reviews about the nightclub:“Nightlife at it’s best! When you first walk into that club you’d be in awe of how everything is laid out to make you feel comfortable. The Long Island iced tea there is amazing as well!”
“This is a world-class first-class venue with an excellent light show and definitely an upscale feel I love the fact that you can run into any and everybody from celebrities athletes to your neighbor.”“Visiting from out of town. Had a pretty good time. Found them on eventbrite cause we were looking for something to get into. Parking closest to the club on the street was $20 & $40 for valet. We just parked a little further up the street and paid nothing. The lounge itself was posh, nice design, the DJ was jamming. The audience is so different now going out. People don’t really dance. They just stand around looking at each other and their phones. Drinks were a bit pricey. The seating is a little interesting. You can basically sit anywhere up until a waitresses or someone asks you to move because someone bought the table/sections.”Club Revel in Atlanta: What It’s Like Inside
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!
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This Saturday Atlanta’s premier nightclub will once again be the place to be. Revel of West Midtown, the city’s $10-million venue is getting the party started in Atlanta for the weekend once again.
If you really want to enjoy yourself out on the town, the first place you need to start is downtown Atlanta. That’s where some of the best downtown restaurants are as well as where the visitors, namely tourists, are. Downtown Atlanta or Midtown often has something cool going on!
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Longtime music couple Kindred & The Family Soul are stopping in Atlanta and performing this week coming in Midtown Atlanta.
A few years back, the couple celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary with an Atlanta performance. This time, they’re back to bring more soulful vibes for the love birds.
Kindred the Family Soul: Tuesday, May 30, 2023
Now, Kindred & The Family Soul will be at City Winery at Midtown Atlanta.
Tickets on sale now at City Winery. Longtime music couple Kindred & The Family Soul are swinging through Atlanta and performing on Tuesday in Midtown. Get tickets.
The musical couple, who have four daughters and a son, say the key to their success has been their ability to stay true to their music roots, which fans appreciate.
“We always strive to, for lack of a better phrase, ‘keep it real,’ you know what I mean?” they told Soultracks.com in an interview. “A lot of different people feel where we’re coming from, they understand who we are and what our message is. It just comes down to encouraging people, by example, to be who they are and to really celebrate that.”
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Things to do in Atlanta on a weekly basis can range from going golfing mid-week to checking out the latest restaurant openings. At AtlantaFi.com, we curate the city for you!
Where To Catch Live Music In Atlanta
Atlanta has become an oasis for live performances from artists big and small. From The Loft, Center Stage and City Winery, you can find a live music venue right there in Midtown Atlanta. Read our guide on live music in Atlanta.
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The popular FX show Atlanta has won a Peabody Award, it was announced on Tuesday, May 9. It is a prestigious honor for the show, which wrapped after four seasons last fall.
Atlanta also won a Peabody in 2016, its inaugural season. The 2023 awards have 35 winners across all genres of TV entertainment.
The series, created by actor and singer-songwriter Donald Glover, delves into the lives of three friend navigating life in Atlanta.
The awards said the show allows Glover to play “a shiftless Princeton dropout trying to manage his cousin’s burgeoning rap career, won a Peabody for its first season in 2016 for its sharp, evocative depiction of its eponymous city and the cast of characters making their way through it. Now, in its final seasons, the groundbreaking series has transcended its original success by introducing an anthology-style structure in season three that deviates largely from the central cast, allowing the final two installments of Atlanta to display a wealth of creativity and insight.”
What Streaming Service Is Atlanta On?
Because of streaming rights, a lot of content is restricted in the United States, but available elsewhere. Atlanta FX is one of those shows that is pretty easy to watch — outside the continental U.S.
For those in America, Atlanta FX is available on two streaming services: Hulu and Amazon Prime Video.
If you have a subscription to Hulu, you can watch Atlanta FX on demand.
If you have Amazon Prime Video, you can watch Amazon FX for a fee.
On Prime Video, Atlanta FX costs:
- $2.99 an episode
- $17.99 for a whole season
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A new Netflix film, Back in Action, is hiring actors and extras for scenes being filmed in Atlanta, Georgia. The movie stars some big-name actors like Cameron Diaz, Glenn Close and Jamie Foxx.
This article will tell you what we know so far about Back in Action, which is one of many Netflix movies filmed in Atlanta.
Back In Action Films In Atlanta: What We Know So Far
Back in Action is an action-comedy film commissioned by Netflix and directed by Seth Gordon. The movie is being produced by Mark McNair and Datari Turner and the script is being written by Brendan O’Brien Neighbors, (Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates). Foxx is also an executive producer of the film.
While the film doesn’t have a release date as of yet, Netflix Originals typically take the better part of a year to be produced.
Back In Action Casting Calls
For the film “Back in Action” (Netflix feature film, starring Jamie Foxx, Cameron Diaz, Glenn Close …and many others)
Tammy Smith Casting
MODEL TYPES Needed for Feature Film “Back in Action” !!For the film “Back in Action” (Netflix feature film, starring Jamie Foxx, Cameron Diaz, Glenn Close …and many others)
Work Dates: Tuesday April 18th
(THIS IS AN OVER NIGHT SHOOT with a call time of around 6:00pm!)
Location: Atlanta, GA
Covid Requirements: this is NOT a vaccine mandated filmMODELS
– ALL genders and ethnicities!
– Ages 18 to 40 club typesPay Rates:
$250 daily with OT after 8 hrs (film day will be approx 12 hrs or so)$75 for Covid Testing IF applicable, prior to any work date
NOTE: a lot of the testing protocols are diminishing , so this may not applyTO SUBMIT:
Please send an EMAIL SUBMISSION as follows:
EMAIL: extras@TSCasting.com
SUBJECT: MODELSPlease include the following:
– FIRST and LAST NAME
– LOCATION
– HEIGHT
– WEIGHT
– PHONE NUMBER – (xxx) xxx-xxxx formatPHOTO NOTES:
—- FACE PHOTOS- 1 NON-SMILING , AND 1 smiling
—- 1 FULL LENGTH PHOTO (in a neutral outfit)
Please make sure your photos are in good lighting, clear and with NO hats or glasses on!CLICK HERE TO SUBMIT YOUR AVAILABILITY
(if you already registered/completed a file in the last month)CLICK HERE TO REGISTER!
(Do this first, if you have not done a main, new registration in the past month)PHOTO NOTES:
—- FACE PHOTOS- 1 NON-SMILING , AND 1 smiling
—- 1 FULL LENGTH PHOTO (in a neutral outfit)
Please make sure your photos are in good lighting, clear and with NO hats or glasses on!A plot summary for the film has yet to surface, but what we do know is that Back in Action is an action-comedy centered around big roles for Foxx and Diaz, who joined the film after a brief retirement from the industry.
According to Netflix, Diaz was lured out of retirement by Foxx, who persuaded her via a phone call by none other than football legend Tom Brady. This should be good.
Where Is Back In Action Filming?
Back in Action started filming in London in January 2023 and production then moved to the Atlanta, Georgia area for key scenes.
Who Are The Cast Members of Back in Action?
The cast members for Back in Action are as follows:
- Cameron Diaz
- Jamie Foxx
- Andrew Scott
- Kyle Chandler
- Glenn Close
- Jamie Demetriou
- Fola Evans-Akingbola
- McKenna Roberts
- Dywayne Thomas
- Grant Crookes
- Rylan Jackson
- Lampros Kalfuntzos
- Chuck Goon
- Sajjad Nahavandi
- Tate Gala Attendee
- Zoltan Rencsar
Is Back in Action Casting in Atlanta?
Yes, Back in Action will be holding open casting calls in late March 2023. Tammy Smith Casting is handling casting for the feature film.
Watch this space for more updates on this movie and film industry news about Atlanta, Georgia.
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If you’ve ever just wanted a place to chill and listen to music, Atlanta, Georgia has quite a few options. While it’s not quite the live music mecca you’d experience in some other Southern cities like Nashville or New Orleans, Atlanta holds its own.
This article will list some places in Atlanta that offer live bands, vocalists performing across several genres. There are seedy joints, upscale big band-type options as well as restaurants, taverns and banquet halls that offer jazz and R&B standards for you to enjoy in Atlanta on the weekends.
What Are The Best Live Music Venues In Atlanta?
Let’s get into some of the best live music venues in Atlanta and how to get there:
Apache Cafe
393 Marietta St NW, Atlanta, GA 30313 | (404) 594-1170
If you want to enjoy one of the city’s musical gems, Apache Cafe is the place to go. Aside from being the venue where India Irie was discovered, patrons will enjoy the daily happy hour, food and drinks.
With a weekly schedule of events that features Pangea’s Afrosocial, spoken word, karaoke, art, live music and more, this place is a must-visit. See upcoming events.
Blind Willie’s
828 North Highland Avenue NE Atlanta, GA 30306 | (404) 873-2583
The world-renown Blind Willie’s is the premiere spot in Atlanta for some down-home blues music. See upcoming concerts.
Center Stage / The Loft
1374 W Peachtree St NW, Atlanta, GA 30309 | (404) 885-1365
Center Stage is one of the most accessible places in Atlanta to hear some live music. National acts on the pop music and hip-hop scene regularly come through to perform.
The Loft is a more intimate music venue adjacent to Center Stage. It’s a standing-room only place that allows the venue to transform into a gigantic dance floor. See upcoming shows.
City Winery
650 North Avenue NE, Atlanta, GA 30308 | (404) 946-3791
Update: This venue is temporarily closed. City Winery in Midtown Atlanta has some of the biggest acts week in and week out. If you want to see a top-notch live show, City Winery is the place to be. See their schedule.
Coca-Cola Roxy
800 Battery Ave SE #500, Atlanta, GA 30339 | (470) 351-3866
The Coca-Cola Roxy is a spacious venue at the Battery across the street from SunTrust Park, where the Atlanta Braves play. The Roxy plays big-name acts and packs a crowd on the weekends. See Coca-Cola Roxy events.
Kat’s Cafe
970 Piedmont Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30309 | (404) 347-2263
If you’re looking for a lively night of creative arts, Kate’s Cafe in Midtown Atlanta may be just the thing. Neatly tucked away amid some residential homes at 970 Piedmont Ave NE, a short distance from 10th Street, Kat’s Cafe live music bar and restaurant is definitely one of those cool things to do in Atlanta on any day of the week.
Mable House Barnes Amphitheatre
5239 Floyd Rd SW, Mableton, GA 30126 | (770) 819-7765
The Mable House Barnes Amphitheatre draws some major acts to southern Cobb County. If you live out that way, Mable House packs a crowd. See events here.
Northside Tavern
1058 Howell Mill Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30318 | (404) 874-8745
Northside Tavern in West Midtown is a great place to catch some live music and enjoy some good food at the same time. This is Atlanta’s unofficial “home of the blues” powered by house band Mudcat. Check out their calendar.
The Tabernacle
152 Luckie St NW, Atlanta, GA 30303 | (404) 659-9022
Update: This venue is temporarily closed. The Tabernacle in downtown Atlanta draws some big acts every week. You can see their event schedule to find someone you no doubt know. See event information.
Terminal West
887 West Marietta St NW C, Atlanta, GA 30318 | (404) 876-5566
In West Midtown, Terminal West is a best-kept secret when it comes to places with live music in Atlanta. See Terminal West events.
The Masquerade
50 Lower Alabama Street, Atlanta, GA 30303 | (404) 577-8178
The Masquerade is a huge music venue for rockers, metal fans and alternative music. You’ll frequently get the hip-hop groups to perform there as well. See upcoming shows.
Red Light Cafe
553-1 Amsterdam Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30306 | (404) 874-7828
Red Light Cafe in Midtown Atlanta is your place to go to see local rock acts, reggae and other alternative vibes. Check out the Red Light Cafe events calendar.
State Farm Arena
1 State Farm Dr, Atlanta, GA 30303 | (404) 878-3000
Aside from Mercedes Benz-Stadium, State Farm Arena is the largest concert venue in Georgia. A-List acts have performed there since State Farm Arena was built. See their concert schedule.
Variety Playhouse
1099 Euclid Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30307 | (404) 524-7354
This old movie theater acts as a concert hall for local acts as well as visiting musicians. This intimate venue can hold more than 1,000 people and is in a central location. See who’s playing at Variety Playhouse.
Eddie Owen Presents: Red Clay Music Foundry
3116 Main St., Duluth, Ga. 30096 | 678-892-6373
Here’s what one visitor says about Eddie Owen Presents: Red Clay Foundry. “ This music hall is medium sized as they come and they are constantly showing unique musicians! This is a great place to grab a drink and enjoy a good concert. I’ve met the owner here, Eddie Owen and he is one of the most genuine venue owners I’ve had the pleasure of knowing. He also hires kind and happy people as well!”Final Act
Do you love live music? Atlanta, Georgia has plenty of places to enjoy live musical performances around the city.
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Atlanta is a vibrant city with plenty to see and do. Whether you’re visiting for business or pleasure, there’s something for everyone here. From world-class museums and historical sites to delicious restaurants and lively nightlife, you’ll never find yourself bored in this city.
To help you make the most of your time in Atlanta, we’ll give you an overview of some of its best-known landmarks and attractions, as well as some insider tips on how to make the most of your visit.
The Georgia Aquarium
The Georgia Aquarium is one of the top attractions in Atlanta, and for good reason. This massive aquarium is home to over 100,000 animals, including beluga whales, whale sharks, and manta rays. With so many different things to see, the Georgia Aquarium is a must-visit for any animal lover.
In addition to all of the incredible animals, the Georgia Aquarium also has a 4D theater, an underwater tunnel, and a variety of interactive exhibits. Whether you’re looking to learn more about marine life or just have a fun day out, the Georgia Aquarium is sure to please.
Joystick Gamebar
Joystick Gamebar is one of Atlanta’s must-see attractions for gamers and non-gamers alike. This arcade is home to classic and modern arcade games, pinball machines, and console gaming that are ideal for fans of online slots for cash. However, the gamebar also offers non-traditional games like “Calling Mom While Drunk” and “Spot the Tinder Date”, featuring entertaining, real-life scenarios.
This makes the arcade a perfect place to enjoy a night out with friends, family, or even a date. Plus, the bar serves up tasty food and drinks to keep you fueled for gaming. Whether you’re a seasoned gamer or just getting started, Joystick Gamebar is a great place to have some fun.
And if you get tired of gaming, you can always enjoy the bar’s other offerings. So come on down to Joystick Gamebar and see what all the hype is about!
The World of Coca-Cola
When you think of Atlanta, what comes to mind? Probably not the fact that it is the headquarters of Fortune 500 companies like Coca-Cola.
So while you’re there, don’t miss your chance for a fun and interactive way to learn about the history of Coca-Cola simply by checking out The World of Coca-Cola in Atlanta. This attraction is perfect for both adults and kids, as it offers a variety of interactive exhibits, films, and tastings.
Some of the highlights of The World of Coca-Cola include the Coca-Cola polar bear exhibit; the 4D theater experience, which tells the story of Coca-Cola through sight, sound, and motion; and the tasting room, where you can sample more than 100 different types of Coca-Cola products from around the world.
Zoo Atlanta
Zoo Atlanta is one of the top attractions in Atlanta and is a must-see for animal lovers of all ages. The zoo is home to over 1,000 animals, including gorillas, lions, elephants, and tigers.
It also has a variety of interactive exhibits, educational programs, and special events that are sure to entertain and educate visitors.
The Center for Civil and Human Rights
The Center for Civil and Human Rights is a museum in Atlanta that chronicles the civil rights movement in the United States. The museum is located in Downtown Atlanta, near other attractions such as the aforementioned Georgia Aquarium and World of Coca-Cola, .
The museum features interactive exhibits that tell the story of the civil rights movement, from its beginnings to the present day. Visitors can learn about the key figures and events of the movement, and see how it has shaped American history.
The Center for Civil and Human Rights also hosts educational programs and events that promote understanding and dialogue on civil and human rights issues. These programs are open to people of all ages and backgrounds and provide a way for everyone to learn about and engage with these important topics.
Stone Mountain Park
If you’re looking for outdoor fun during your stay in Atlanta, head to Stone Mountain Park. This expansive park is home to a variety of activities, from hiking and biking trails to scenic train rides. There’s also a cable car that takes you to the top of the mountain for incredible views of the city.
In addition to the great outdoors, Stone Mountain Park also features a number of historical attractions. The Confederate Memorial Carving is the largest relief carving in the world and tells the story of the Civil War from the perspective of the Confederacy.
The park also has a number of museums and monuments dedicated to both the Civil War and African American history.
Conclusion
We hope you enjoyed our guide to Atlanta’s must-see attractions! From the world-renowned Georgia Aquarium to the beautiful Stone Mountain Park, there’s something for everyone in this wonderful city.
Whether you’re a local looking for new things to do or a visitor planning your trip, be sure to add these attractions to your list.
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Downtown Atlanta is going to be jumping up and down in the spirit this weekend. The Super Friends Praise Fest is coming to town.
The event is set for Saturday, August 13, 2022 at Atlanta’s State Farm Arena.
The show, which will be hosted by social media influencers Lexi Allen and Anna C. Douglas, will feature plenty of laughs, worship, and many of the industry’s top hits. Pastor Jamal Bryant will also make a special appearance.
Super Friends Praise Fest: Musical Lineup
Who’s performing at the Super Friends Praise Fest? Here are some artists you know:
- Yolanda Adams
- Erica Campbell
- Jekalyn Carr
- Marvin Sapp
- Keke Wyatt
- Fred Hammond
- Tye Tribbett
- Travis Greene
- Le’Andria Johnson
- Keyondra Lockett
- Bishop Cortez Vaughn and more
The executive team of the Super Friends Praise Fest say, “We are excited to bring gospel music to the State Farm Arena! The last few years have been rough for so many, but we are excited to bring people back together with one of the best lineups we’ve seen in years! We want people to bring their families and friends out for a night of great gospel music that they’ll continue to talk about months later.”
How To Get Tickets To Super Friends Praise Fest
General Admission tickets start at $45. Get tickets.
Final Word
The performances are sure to have you dancing in your seats. Why not make a night of it by stopping by a top-rated local restaurant as well?
It’s no secret that the best black restaurants in the South are in Atlanta.
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Many a fan has questioned the vocal abilities of Atlanta’s R&B king, Usher Raymond. Over the last few years especially, he’s had to take comparisons from artists with much less experience, range, and let’s face it, dancing ability.
But Usher put all that to rest with the recent release of his Tiny Desk performance on NPR. Singing several of his hits in a small library, the team at NPR was able to get the best out of the “Superstar” singer.
NPR made sure to roll out the red carpet for Usher and his team, showcasing him as the climax to an entire month of black music.
Here Are The Songs Usher Sung On NPR’s Tiny Desk
SET LIST
- “You Make Me Wanna…”
- “Superstar”
- “U Don’t Have to Call”
- “Nice & Slow”
- “Confessions Part II”
- “My Way”
MUSICIANS
- Usher: vocals
- Eric Bellinger: vocals
- Vedo: vocals
- Dmitry Gorodetsky: bass
- Lemar Guillary: trombone
- Brandyn Phillips: trumpet
- Jay Flat: saxophone
- Darek Cobbs: keys
- Erick Walls: guitar
- Ryan Carr: drums
Usher looked like he enjoyed the mini-concert as much as the fans, often grinning while hitting his sweet falsetto notes.
Usher & Eric Bellinger going crazy with the high notes during the Tiny Desk concert pic.twitter.com/CdwdwJ70Ps
— 2Cool2Blog (@2cooI2blog) June 30, 2022
On social media, fans were shocked to be reconnected to many of the lyrics they had evidently grown up listening to.
And as for a Verzuz contest, fans were quick to point out that Usher would do away with the competition.
You gotta be INSANE to willingly do a #Verzuz against Usher cause ain’t nobody out singing him. pic.twitter.com/lYYlZTrij4
— MBali 💫 (@TheJessieWoo) June 30, 2022
NPR has been doing Tiny Desk concerts since 2008, but they have recently exploded in popularity thanks to the platform releasing new episodes of the video series.
Watch Usher’s Tiny Desk Performance
Usher’s concert is not the first time an Atlanta artist did his thing on NPR. If you remember, Big Boi from Outkast also rocked out on his Tiny Desk performance.
Final Word
Atlanta is the home of a lot of great music and great artists. From the So So Def roster to the R&B empire built by Laface, good music has long been a hallmark of the ATL.
If you like to have a good time on the dance floor or while listening to music, Atlanta has something for everyone. Check out the top live music venues around the city as well as best comedy clubs.If you’re into spoken word, you’ll love these poetry spots in Atlanta. Don’t forget to hit up the top clubs in Atlanta throughout the week end weekend. -
Who doesn’t love free stuff? Atlanta, Georgia is an expensive city, but there are plenty things you can do that cost you no money at all.Piedmont Park, Atlanta History Center, Ponce City Market, etc: There are so many FREE things to do in Atlanta even if you only have one day.It doesn’t matter if you’re in town for a weekend or visiting Atlanta for a whole week, there are tons of free things to do in Atlanta — but you have to know where to look!Here Are 50+ FREE Things To Do In Atlanta
In this list, I”m going to show you some of the everyday-free things to do in Atlanta — from visiting museums, landmarks and notable restaurants to taking tours, events, entertainment, places to eat and lots more.A lot of these places are family-friendly so feel free to bring the kids!Castleberry Hill Art Stroll
Come out to the Castleberry Hill Art Stroll on every second Friday for a self-guided tour of art galleries from established artists. On many nights, you can also enjoy light bites and wine.
Centennial Olympic Park
Photo credit: Youtube.com The largest park in downtown Atlanta, Centennial Olympic Park was birthed for the 1996 Olympics. The park now hosts private events, concerts and is full of serene walking paths and water gardens. During the warm months, bring the kids out to enjoy the Fountain of Rings. Come out at night or on the weekends to see the stars illuminate the site. 265 Park Avenue West, Atlanta, GA 30313.
Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark
PHoto credit: Youtube In one of the most heavily revitalized areas of Midtown Atlanta, Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark still remains a best kept secret of sorts. Situated across the street from Ponce City Market on North Avenue, Fourth Ward Skatepark has turned into a great spot for wedding photos, food truck festivals and of course, skating.Krog Street Market
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.Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park
Photo credit: Yotuube.com Ebenezer Baptist Church, continues to thrive. 450 Auburn Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30312.Oakland Cemetery
Photo credit: youtube.com Perhaps the most entertaining cemetery in the nation, Oakland Cemetery is more than a memorial place, it’s a who’s who of Atlanta and Georgia’s dearly departed. Who knew that being in a graveyard could be so fun and exciting? The 1850s-era site has voice-recorded tours of Atlanta’s most notable people as well as Confederate veterans and famous African-Americans. 248 Oakland Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30312.
Piedmont Park
photo credit: youtube.com The city’s preeminent park, Piedmont Park in Midtown Atlanta is the perfect place to job, walk or just chill on the green grass. The park has a pristine pond, a huge running track, sprawling jogging paths, basketball courts, dog parks and more. The real treat is spending the day strolling through this bucolic oasis in the middle of Atlanta and admiring the many dogwood trees, crepe murtles and azaleas planted throughout. Not only is it refreshing for the mind, but it continues to be one of many fun things to do in the city’s largest greenspace. 400 Park Dr NE, Atlanta, GA 30306.Silver Comet Trail
The Silver Comet Trail is a bucolic path that can be followed all the way to Alabama. The Silver Comet Trial spans three Georgia counties, beginning in Smyrna and running through Cobb, Paulding and Polk counties.The trail joins with Alabama’s Chief Ladiga Trail at the state line.SkyView Atlanta
Photo credit: youtube.com Yep, ATL has a ferris wheel. The 20-story Skyview Atlanta ferris wheel has gondolas that are air-conditioned and roomy. If you want to get into truly fun things to do in Atlanta, this is one of them. Take a ride to see a bird’s eye view of downtown and Centennial Park. 168 Luckie St NW, Atlanta, GA 30303.
Underground Atlanta
Photo credit: Youtube.com Contrary to popular belief, Underground Atlanta is far from dead. The site in the center of downtown Atlanta used to be a bustling mall and marketplace, but it has recently been sold. Drive downtown or take MARTA to visit shops, eat at cool dining shops and take a tour of the city’s true shopping & entertainment center. 50 Upper Alabama St, Atlanta, GA 30303.Woodruff Park
Photo credit: Youtube.com Few green spaces have the visibility of Woodruff Park, located along the city’s spine of Peachtree Street. The park located in the center of Georgia’s financial center, downtown Atlanta and Georgia State University has fountains, sculptures, a famous chess court and a pavilion. What makes it a fun thing to do is the beautiful and peaceful contrast it provides to the concrete jungle around it. You’ll love the serenity of hearing and looking at the water fountain do its thing. 91 Peachtree St NW, Atlanta, GA 30303.
Yoga in the park
Get your zen on for free with yoga in the park at Om Wellness Lounge in Jonesboro. The free yoga is located at 3359 Jodeco Rd suite f, Jonesboro, GA 30236.
When it comes to finding fun things to do in Atlanta, the city’s sprawling metro area has plenty of more places to see, visit and experience. You may be in the mood for some good home cookin’ — and if you are, here are some top soul food places in Atlanta.
If you want to see more free events in Atlanta, festivals in the city’s parks and other venues are your best bet. Here are some of the top Atlanta festivals that are FREE:
Take A Segway Tour
Want to see the city up-close block by block? Book a segway and electric car tour. ATL-Cruzers Electric Car & Segway Tours offers 90-minute guided tours around downtown and midtown Atlanta.
Shoot The Hooch
If you want to enjoy the most famous waters of Atlanta, that would be the Chattahoochee River. Shoot the Hooch allows you to go tubing, rafting and kayaking down the river.
Shop At Your Local Farmers Market
Fresh fruit and vegetables shouldn’t be a novelty in your kitchen. Make sure you stop by your local farmer’s market and support it by buying the items you need.
Here are the best farmers markets in Atlanta.
Visit Arabia Mountain
If natural scenic beauty is your thing, Arabia Mountain National Heritage Area is a great place to visit. There are plenty of trails to hike and mountains to explore.
Silver Comet Trail
Have you ever been to the Silver Comet Trail? If not, make this the weekend you do it. You can walk or run the trail or rent a bicycle with Comet Trail Cycles.
Atlanta Brunch Festival
The Atlanta Brunch Festival kicks off March 7, 2020 from 12 to 4 p.m. at Atlantic Station in Midtown. Come enjoy live bands, food from some of the most awesome local eateries, drinks and more.
Bloody Mary Festival
The Bloody Mary Festival on March 15 will showcase ATL’s most creative and innovative Bloody Marys, created by the finest restaurants and bars around. Also includes yummy food and drink tastes from local companies, temp tattoos, and much more.
As the weather warms, these events will usher in patio season in Atlanta. Here are the Atlanta spring festivals:
Brookhaven Beer Fest
There’s going to be live music, food and suds at the Brookhaven Beer Fest, which takes place usually in April at Brookhaven Park. This is a 21+ event. No dogs allowed.
Atlanta Spring Wine Festival
The Atlanta Spring Wine Festival is set for Saturday, April 11, 2020 in Midtown. The festival will take place from 1 to 5 pm at Historic 4th Ward Park. Get the details.
Georgia Renaissance Festival
The Georgia Renaissance Festival kicks off for several weeks between April and June. The schedule is typically from 10:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturdays, Sundays and Memorial Day. Admission is $20-$24; $10-$12 ages 6-12, free for ages 5 and younger. 6905 Virlyn B. Smith Road, Fairburn.
Atlanta Dogwood Festival
The Atlanta Dogwood Festival starts anew at Piedmont Park in Midtown. Hours will be Friday, April 17 through Sunday, April 19. Get details.
Atlanta Grilled Cheese Festival
The Atlanta Grilled Cheese Festival kicks off April 18, 2020 from 12 to 6 p.m. at Atlantic Station in Midtown (1380 Atlantic Drive NW), Pinnacle Lot. Come enjoy live bands, food from some of the most awesome local eateries, drinks and more. Tickets are on sale.
Sweetwater 420 Festival
The Sweetwater 420 Festival is going down at Centennial Olympic Park in downtown Atlanta. Buy tickets here.
Atlanta Food & Wine Festival
Photo credit: Twitter/@ATLFoodAndWine The Atlanta Food & Wine Festival will be held Thursday, May 30 to Sunday, June 2 in Midtown. Now in its ninth year, the Atlanta Food & Wine Festival will feature more than 150 of the best chefs, mixologists and culinary experts in the Southeast. Buy tickets here.
Atlanta has no shortage of green spaces. These beautiful parks are part of Atlanta’s natural canopy and are FREE to enjoy.
Visit Any Of The Best Atlanta Parks
So, you can see that finding great park space is no biggie in Atlanta, and yet, many Atlanta parks have their own features, dynamics and geography. Whether you’re looking for a place to just chill and relax or trying to find a place for your kids to play, you’ll find that the best Atlanta parks have a little of both.
So, which Atlanta parks are the best? Well, how about we rely on the many voices found on the internet to answer that question? AtlantaFi has compiled numerous comments from various sites to get their take on the best Atlanta parks you can find.
Perkerson Park
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Perkerson Park, located at 770 Deckner Ave SW Atlanta, is a 50-acre park in the Capitol View/Sylvan Hills neighborhoods. It has a basketball half-court just past its entrance, but up the path on a plateau about 200 yards away is a full court basketball court. There’s also a kids’ playground, a recreational fields, a jogging track and frisbee tournament grounds.
South Atlanta Park
Located at Gammon St SE, South Atlanta Park opens at 8 a.m. daily. One Google reviewer said this about South Atlanta Park: “I normally love coming to this park but lately it feels like maintenance has been lacking. This used to be one of my favorite places to come- don’t get me wrong- still is an amazing park. Just wished it was a bit cleaner and up kept.”
South Bend Park
South Bend Park, one of the south side’s signature parks, is located at 1955 Compton Dr SE Atlanta.
Here’s what one Google reviewer said: “The trail is very nice but the park itself is a bit sketchy. A lot of homeless make the covered areas their residence. The playground, and all play areas for that matter, could use a good pressure washing. The baseball field looks nice but no rec sports are offered by this park. There’s no public engagement from the city at this park. Which is unfortunate because our community needs it! Maybe a burger/hot dog day in exchange for the community to come out and clean up the park while meeting the neighbors. Just a thought.”
Centennial Olympic
Park Centennial Olympic Park is the best Atlanta park for tourists, business travelers and children.Right in the middle of downtown, 21-acre Centennial Olympic Park was built for the 1996 Olympics and has a number of features left over from the Games, including the water gardens & the Fountain of Rings..Here’s what a Google reviewer said about the park. “What an aesthetically incredible park!
Centennial Olympic Park located in Downtown Atlanta fascinated me so much that we(my family & I)ended up spending more than an hour here appreciating the Fall Foliage and clicking tonnes of pictures.
The Fountain of Rings, The Bronze Arch statue and the Statue of The founder of Olympic Committee are the predominant Charms of the park.”Emma Millican Park
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Emma Millican Park, located in Capital View Manor neighoborhood just off Metropolitan Parkway in southwest Atlanta, is a relatively small park built for families, picnics and shade tree chillin’.
Here’s what one Google reviewer said: “Perfect place for a 1 year old grandson to take his grandpa to wear him out so grandpa will sleep well that night. All of it is clean and in great shape. We go several times each week.”
Grant Park
Grant Park, adjacent to its namesake neighborhood, is the oldest city park in Atlanta and is known for its sprawling green space. The park is a favorite of eastsiders, many of whom live in the Victorian homes that surround the park.
One Google reviewer said: “Much nicer than it was in the 90s. Yes, it has been that long since I have been there. The Farmer’s Market that runs 9 to 1 most Sundays is great. Less produce and more local artisans with cheese, meats, soaps, bread and on like that. We were there to walk our dogs, but the market was nice. We had wood fired pizza, scones, donuts, coffee, and iced tea. There is produce, but not many. Maybe in warmer months there is more.”
D.H. Stanton Park
View this post on InstagramD.H. Stanton Park has some pretty trails as well as a baseball park. Located at 213 Haygood Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30315, Stanton Park is located around some of the oldest neighborhoods in southwest Atlanta.
One Google reviewer said this: “Wow! Such a nice playground for kids. Splash pad, rubber Hill area, seating, the works! Use Martin Street address when getting directions from MAPS. If you use Haygood address you will end up on a dead end on a tight Street you don’t want to be on! Didn’t give it 5 stars because there is limited shaded area that is subject to being taken over for a birthday party and no off-street parking.”
Historic Fourth Ward
Park Historic Fourth Ward Park has been revitalized in recent years, making it a favorite green space in Midtown Atlanta. The 17-acre park has a skate park, amphitheater and is adjacent to the Beltline.One Google reviewer said this: “It was a chill place where you could just walk and catch up with a friend. There’s water park nearby for the little ones and a pond where ducks sometimes come to play. It’s a really nice spot to get in tune with nature a bit.”Avery Park (The
Gilbert House) Avery Park, where the Gilbert House is located, sits on a civil war site that has been turned into a tourist gathering spot in southwest Atlanta.
“The Gilbert house is a historical Civil War Revenant one of the few homes surviving the burning of Atlanta the house was saved by local who put the fire out years later in the mid-60s the house was restored and now acts as a spool the grounds are very attractive and large lots of shade trees and the home itself is very handsome,” one Google reviewer said. “Excellent artifact from the 1800s in the Civil War Gilbert house if you’d like to see a piece of History.”
Springvale Park
Springvale Park is located in the Inman Park neighborhood in Midtown Atlanta. Located at 889 Euclid Ave NE, Springvale Park is a best-kept secret in the city.
Here’s what one Google reviewer had to say: “Cute little Park tucked away in the Inman Park neighborhood. Has a stream that is really cute for taking pictures.”
Pittman Park
Pittman Park is a recreational mecca for the neighborhoods around Garibaldi Street in southwest Atlanta. PIttman Park has a basketball ball court, a recreation field, a tennis court, a pool and more.
One Google reviewer said: “It is a good park the have cheerleading, football, basketball, and track. You will really love it.”
Howell Park
Howell Park is one of the best parks in Atlanta’s West End area. Located at 983 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd SW, Howell Park is a great place to get some fresh air or read a book.
Here’s what one Google reviewer said: “This park needs a facelift…. Things are slowly being added to improve the serviceability of the park but the city should do more to push the junkies and the drunks that frequent the park somewhere else.”
Orange Park
James Orange Park at 1305 Oakland Ln SW has been a family gathering spot for Oakland City residents for years.
“Nice park,” one reviewer said. “Well maintained. Upgraded pool. Not very busy. Nice gazebo for parties and reunions. Surrounding areas is a little questionable.”
Hurt Park
View this post on InstagramHurt Park in downtown Atlanta is a favorite green space near the city’s financial district as well as Georgia State University. Since the main homeless shelter closed in 2017, Hurt Park has been a primary place for homeless people.
Here’s what a reviewer said: “This is a historic park in the area of Edgewood Ave. At this park you will see college students, professional people, people playing board games etc. However, homeless individuals gather here too. Our ministerial group passed out Pre-Thanksgiving dishes to the homeless.”
Boulevard Crossing
Park Boulevard Crossing Park is located at 500 Englewood Ave SE and is a main soccer training field for youths. With two multi-use fields and immaculate landscaping, Boulevard Crossing Park is primed for recreational sports play.Here’s what one reviewer said: “I liked that they had trash cans and picnic tables. The field isn’t completely flat but definitely good enough for most ground sports. They should get recycle bins.”Atlanta Memorial Park
Atlanta Memorial Park is a great place to run, jog or walk. With multiple tennis courts, the park is well-designed for athletic play. It also has a golf course, playgrounds and trails.
Here’s how a Google reviewer described it: “Great park for trail walking. Dogs are allowed as long as they are on leash. Beautiful wooded trails with multiple loops/ routes for different distances. A lot of different wildlife can be seen, from deer to owls. Very popular for runners and walkers. Has a pond and streams. The pond can be fished. Great family spot.”
Woodruff Park
Woodruff Park in downtown Atlanta is a beautiful park a short distance from Underground Atlanta just off Peachtree Street. It’s nothing to see scores of people in the park due to GSU students milling about in the pavilion as well as homeless people congregating there to play or watch chess games.
One Google reviewer said: “I love coming to this place. There are two different areas to choose from depending on the size of your dog or what tots you’d like to have available for them to play with. People here are always friendly and nice and even bad weather can’t spoil the fun of bringing out your pet to play!”
Cabbagetown Park
Cabbagetown Park is a major green space in its namesake neighborhood. While it’s not a large park, it packs a punch with a children’s playground, sculptures and plenty of room to run around.
“Cool neighborhood park,” one reviewer said. “Perfect for a quiet afternoon of reading or chilling with kids/dogs. The sitting area under the big tree is very shaded for those hot days. Walk over to Sweet Cheats for coffee and something sweet.”
Maddox Park
Situated on Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway, Maddox Park is a hot location due to its inclusion in the Beltline designs. Want easy access? Maddox Park is conveniently located across from the Bankhead MARTA Station.
Here’s what one reviewer said: “With the train station being literally at the park, the industrial ambiance is quite relaxing, if you ask me. The Marta train station is located across the street. Thankfully, a pavilion is close in distance to cool off at & is perfect for hosting parties. The basketball court is gated and filled with great street players. There is also a gated pool with a kiddie umbrella water area. The only thing I dislike is the lack of parking spaces in front of the parks community building.”
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