In an interview with Atlanta Magazine, Conyers-raised artist Teddy Swims shares how Atlanta inspired The UGLY Tour.

The High Museum of Art opened 100 years ago this month as the city’s first art museum, laying the foundation for an ...

Ruby Chow’s, the Old Fourth Ward Asian-fusion restaurant known for its bao, shoyu tamago, and moody décor, is expanding to ...

Upon entering Courtney Moss's house, guests are greeted by a treasure trove of unique furniture, art, lighting, and ...

State Farm Arena will be the Atlanta Dream’s new home starting in 2027. The move to the arena, which seats nearly five times as many fans, is a good indication that the Dream is on a growing streak.

E-bikes are the fastest-growing segment of the bicycle market and hugely popular with teens. But as Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta logs a growing number of e-bike accident victims, Atlanta families ...

Since 1961, Atlanta magazine, the city’s premier general interest publication, has served as the authority on Atlanta, providing its readers with a mix of long-form nonfiction, lively lifestyle ...

Chef Tyler Williams is launching a pop-up series called Boujetto (bougie + ghetto) in which he’ll serve themed, multi-course dinners at various locations in the Atlanta suburbs. The ultimate goal, he ...

After taking over the district in 2019, Jamestown added communal areas like the Veranda atrium to support shopping and dining. Jones Road, the privately owned makeup brand founded by Bobbi Brown in ...

Steak and martinis are a classic duo, but Atlanta’s steakhouses go above and beyond to deliver unique spirit experiences. Here is a sampling of inventive libations to try. Clark’s Martini ($22), Clark ...