How a star player for Atlanta's first soccer team revolutionized the sport in South Africa: atlantamagazine.com/news-cul…

Zines, event flyers, greeting cards. Chances are you’ve seen risograph prints without knowing what they are: atlantamagazine.com/news-cul…

Owner Clinton Perry built this Chamblee espresso bar to recreate the feeling of being a kid in his grandmothers’ homes—spaces that felt soft, welcoming, and personal: atlantamagazine.com/drinks/a…

After featuring him in the magazine in 2024, we checked back in with Kevin Randolph to see how he was doing: atlantamagazine.com/news-cul…

Expect a raw bar and the popular A-Town burger, specialty cocktails, and DJ and jazz nights on the new covered patio at Southern Belle, dubbed Belle Bar: atlantamagazine.com/dining-n…

A World Cup final watch party at Piedmont Park, additional days for the Fan Fest at Centennial Olympic Park, and events in South Downtown were among the updates provided on Thursday by the city’s stakeholders during a virtual event: atlantamagazine.com/news-cul…

Nearly 50 years in, Atlanta Jazz Festival is still swinging—and still free: atlantamagazine.com/news-cul…

Wood's Chapel BBQ has transitioned to Tex-Mex. Diners can still order plates of smoked turkey, chopped pork, and brisket, but the meats are now also found in burritos, enchiladas, and quesadillas: atlantamagazine.com/dining-n…

The Auld Alliance, a pact between Scotland and France, was forged in 1295. Centuries later, its spirit lives on in an unexpected place: McLemore Resort atop Lookout Mountain: atlantamagazine.com/travel/a…

Decorated sports columnist Terence Moore traces the legacy of the city’s most iconic athlete. atlantamagazine.com/news-cul…

Visitors to Piedmont Park over the weekend might have run into a 20-foot inflatable Messi towering over the park. Now, some Atlanta @Lowes stores will carry a 10-foot version you can own: atlantamagazine.com/news-cul…

A longtime downtown landmark is being reimagined as a boutique food hall with 11 stalls and a massive bar: atlantamagazine.com/dining-n…

“Why was I not cooking the food I eat at home, you know what I mean?” Pat Pascarella says of his latest restaurant. “I tried doing fancy, trendy dishes for Instagram. Now I’m back to the food I want to eat.” atlantamagazine.com/dining-n…

This four-month pop-up in the former BrewDog space is built for big games and bigger crowds: atlantamagazine.com/dining-n…

Each year, we publish the winners and finalists of the Georgia Poet Laureate’s Prize, a program in collaboration with state poet laureate Chelsea Rathburn and the Georgia Council for the Arts to encourage teen writers. Here are this year's poems: atlantamagazine.com/news-cul…

A spoken-word artist and inspirational speaker, Gloria Umanah decided to do something to help combat depression and loneliness. “I wanted to create something that would help people feel seen and would make hope and help free and accessible.” atlantamagazine.com/news-cul…

When a patient is in heart failure, they are often hospitalized over and over again, with high mortality rates. But @GeorgiaTech professor Omer Inan is hoping to change that with an innovation that recently received FDA clearance. atlantamagazine.com/health/a…

Sting performed his solo hits and beloved songs from his years with The Police at his Friday show at Chastain Park. Here, photos from the show: atlantamagazine.com/news-cul…

Longtime fashion editor Lauren Finney Harden on Atlanta's evolution of the retail capital of the South. atlantamagazine.com/style/th…

After a flood of media attention when they were admitted, two passengers from the MV Hondius cruise ship were quietly discharged Friday, with no hantavirus detected. But for Emory, it was a great practice run: atlantamagazine.com/news-cul…