Atlanta Recommendations

First Voices Festival is a fun event to attend, especially for those interested in Native American culture. It's a relatively small but enjoyable gathering. It's happening on November 21st and 22nd, with details available on the Instagram page @firstvoicesfestival_atl.

The Dolls Head Trail is an eerily cool trailside attraction with a great cause. It's a great spot for a creepy, gothic, and unsettling atmosphere, perfect for a Halloween photoshoot.

OtherWest Side 1w ago •Meike

This spot offers a lesser-known, top-tier view of Atlanta's skyline. Drive over the bridge to witness the city's glow, especially during sunset or with a full moon.

Virginia-Highland Church is a UCC congregation that fits the bill of an affirming and egalitarian church with people in their 30s. They're a welcoming community that focuses on loving Jesus and loving your neighbors.

OtherDecatur 1mo ago •Lukas

Book Nook has a huge selection of classical records, including Bach cantatas from the same series. It's located off of Briarcliff near Emory, and from Marietta, it's a 25-minute drive without traffic.

Other 1mo ago •Meike

Take a photo holding a short handwritten birthday message with a good skyline pic of the Atlanta skyline from Piedmont Park. It's a quick photo opportunity that can be done in just a minute or two.

Indian Springs State Park has a stone pavilion that could be suitable for an Indian ceremony. It's a picturesque option, and may be a more budget-friendly choice compared to traditional wedding venues.

Druid Hills was named after Druid Hill Park in Baltimore, which was designed by FW Olmsted, the same person who designed Piedmont Park and Central Park in NY. This piece of history is notable enough to make Druid Hills worth a visit, especially for those interested in learning more about their area.

Other 1mo ago •britta98

Atlanta Zoo has been most successful at breeding pandas, even better than most Chinese programs. Likely why they're choosing our zoo before the others. As a fan of wildlife and conservation, I'd be excited to visit Zoo Atlanta to see the new additions, Ping Ping and Fu Shuang. The zoo is likely to keep quiet about the arrival date, but it's worth checking their website or social media for updates.