Atlanta Activity

Gardeners and pool maintenance services

Medical clinic providing travel medicine services.

Medical Tourism

Fertility and gynecology services

Fertility clinic in southern Buckhead offering IVF, IUI and egg freezing for people building a family.

Christian adoption agency in Georgia running foster care, adoption and maternity support services for children and families.

Adoption agency serving Georgia, with confidential pregnancy support, adoption counseling and domestic and international adoption services.

Adoption agency providing compassionate support and resources for expectant and adoptive parents.

Comprehensive dental care in Atlanta, GA

Non-profit organization strengthening family resiliency

Animal rescue and shelter in Atlanta where adopters apply by survey to take home rescued cats.

Comprehensive, high-quality dentistry for a healthier, more confident smile

Great Frame Up Decatur offers decent quality art framing at an amazing price. Their custom work is highly technical and priced competitively, making them a go-to for art framing needs.

Staplehouse has an incredible charcuterie board. It's also mentioned that Staplehouse has a good cheese plate option if you want to sit down and eat, although the specific details are not provided.

MTH Pizza offers a Motor City pizza called Gordo's that is specifically mentioned as being diabolically cheesy. Just head to MTH Pizza and order the Gordo's Motor City pizza for a cheesy treat.

Nordstrom Rack is my personal favorite and you 100% should be able to find pants at Old Navy. It's located in the Buckhead Station shopping center, which also has a TJ Maxx, Saks Off Fifth, Bloomingdale's Outlet, and DSW.

I'm a concerned Atlanta resident who's noticed the decline in APS enrollment and the large budget, and I'm trying to understand where my tax dollars are being spent despite the district being at 70% capacity. I've already looked at some reports like the one on Civic Atlanta, but I'd like to see the actual books and get a clearer picture of the situation.

I'm visiting Atlanta for about a week next month and I'd love to explore some indie bookstores and interesting mom & pop shops. I'm staying downtown but can Uber out to other neighborhoods.

Freedom Farmers Market at the Carter Center offers quality seasonal produce, cheeses, fresh flowers, pastries from Little Tart, bagels from B Side, and more. It's open on Saturdays from 8am to noon.

The Plaza Theater hosts a traditional interactive showing of The Rocky Horror Picture Show on Fridays at midnight. It's reportedly a tons of fun, but can be a turn off if you're not prepared for a full show, complete with shouting, rice, and Scott rolls.