Highlights from Good Day Atlanta: November 18, 2025
Tune into the best of Atlanta as Good Day Atlanta recap features from November 18, 2025. This episode brought a diverse mix of local arts, culinary delights, sports, entertainment news, and a heartwarming community initiative, ensuring there was something for everyone across our vibrant city.
Holiday Shopping at Wild Oats & Billy Goats in Decatur
For those seeking unique holiday gifts, Decatur’s Wild Oats & Billy Goats art gallery and artisan boutique remains a must-visit. Celebrating 15 years on the Decatur Square, this local gem showcases featured artists and offers an array of one-of-a-kind items, perfect for finding something special. It’s an ideal spot to support local talent and discover distinctive treasures for the festive season.
For more on their offerings, visit: Popular Decatur gallery filled with one-of-a-kind gift ideas
Creole Food Festival Returns
Prepare your taste buds for the 3rd Annual Creole Food Festival, set for Sunday, November 23. This vibrant event promises a day filled with the rich flavors, unique culture, and lively music of Creole cuisine from around the world. It’s a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in a global culinary celebration right here in Atlanta.
The festival will take place at The Knoch Music House from 5–9 p.m., with VIP access starting an hour earlier at 4 p.m. Don’t miss out on this delicious experience!
Secure your tickets here: Creole Food Festival Atlanta
Douglasville Native Ga’von Wray Joins Banana Ball
Get ready for some exciting baseball news! Douglasville’s own Ga’von Wray has been drafted into Banana Ball, joining the Firefighters as one of their newest pitchers. Known for his dynamic moves on the field, Wray discussed his role and what fans can expect from Banana Ball in 2026. This rising star is certainly one to watch as the sport continues to gain popularity.
Check out the full Banana Ball schedule: The Savannah Bananas Schedule
Entertainment Buzz with Brenda Alexander
Brenda Alexander brought the latest scoop from the entertainment world, featuring headlines that caught everyone’s attention. Bravo stars were making waves, with Porsha Williams reportedly involved in an incident on a Delta flight, and Kim Zolciak candidly discussing her divorce from Kroy Biermann. It’s clear that celebrity news continues to keep Atlanta talking.
“The Mark of Life”: Free Tattoos for Cancer Survivors
In a deeply moving segment, Dustin Swinks introduced “The Mark of Life” initiative, offering free custom tattoos to breast cancer survivors. This powerful project aims to transform radiation marks, often painful reminders of treatment, into symbols of hope and strength through art. With many women experiencing negative feelings about these marks, this initiative provides a unique way to reclaim their bodies and rewrite their stories.
Led by top tattoo artists, this effort helps survivors turn difficult memories into beautiful, empowering artwork. It’s a testament to the healing power of art and community.
To learn more or book an appointment, visit: Swinks Tattoo Emporium
Good Day Atlanta Highlights at a Glance
| Segment | Key Information | More Details / Action |
|---|---|---|
| Wild Oats & Billy Goats | 15 years on Decatur Square, artisan gifts. | Explore the Gallery |
| Creole Food Festival | Nov 23, Knoch Music House, 5-9 PM (VIP 4 PM). | Get Your Tickets |
| Banana Ball & Ga’von Wray | Douglasville native joins Firefighters as pitcher. | View Schedule for 2026 |
| Free Tattoos for Cancer Survivors | “The Mark of Life” by Dustin Swinks transforms radiation marks. | Book an Appointment |
Frequently Asked Questions
- When is the Creole Food Festival?
The 3rd Annual Creole Food Festival is on Sunday, November 23, from 5-9 p.m., with VIP access at 4 p.m. - Where can I get tickets for the Creole Food Festival?
Tickets can be purchased online at creolefoodfestival.com/atlanta. - Who is Ga’von Wray?
Ga’von Wray is a Douglasville native and one of Banana Ball’s newest pitchers, recently drafted to play for the Firefighters team. - How can breast cancer survivors receive a free tattoo?
Survivors can book an appointment for a free custom tattoo through Dustin Swinks’ “The Mark of Life” initiative by visiting swinkstattooemporium.com.
From discovering unique local art in Decatur to planning your visit to the Creole Food Festival and supporting incredible community initiatives like “The Mark of Life,” Good Day Atlanta continues to connect you with the heartbeat of our city. Stay engaged with these local stories and opportunities to experience the best Atlanta has to offer.
Good Day Atlanta Features Unique Holiday Gifts
