Your Atlanta Weekend Guide: Nov. 21-23, 2025 As Thanksgiving approaches, metro Atlanta is brimming with diverse activities. From dazzling lantern festivals and culinary markets to live music and thrilling sports, discover the best events happening this weekend, November 21-23, 2025, across the city and surrounding areas. Weekend Highlights: Festivals & Special Events Festivals Inside Atlanta Zoo Atlanta IllumiNights (Nov. 21-22): A dazzling lantern festival transforming Zoo Atlanta into a glowing wonderland. Smorgasburg Atlanta (Nov. 22, … Read More

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 … Read More

Douglas County Museum Chairman Resigns Amidst Lease Battle The future of the Douglas County Museum of History and Art hangs in the balance following the abrupt resignation of its chairman, Joe Phillips, during a heated county commission meeting. This dramatic turn comes as commissioners continue to debate the renewal of the museum’s lease, a decision that has sparked significant community interest and concern across Douglasville and the wider Atlanta area. The Ongoing Lease Controversy For … Read More

Yup’ik Immersion: A Beacon for Displaced Alaska Children Recent severe flooding in western Alaska, triggered by ex-Typhoon Halong, has devastated Native villages, displacing hundreds of people and homes. In the wake of this disaster, a unique Yup’ik language immersion program in Anchorage has emerged as a beacon of hope, providing displaced children not only with education but also a vital connection to their language and heritage. Devastation in Western Alaska Last month, ex-Typhoon Halong brought … Read More

Atlanta City Council Backs Major Neighborhood Reinvestment Plan The Atlanta City Council has taken a significant step towards revitalizing underserved communities, approving a new oversight commission and extending several Tax Allocation Districts (TADs). This move supports Mayor Andre Dickens’ ambitious $5 billion Neighborhood Reinvestment Initiative, a core component of his “Moving Atlanta Forward” agenda aimed at fostering equitable growth across the city. A Bold Vision for Atlanta’s Future Mayor Andre Dickens’ administration is driving a … Read More

Atlanta’s Wind Phone: A Call for Comfort in Grief The holiday season can amplify the pain of loss, but Atlanta offers a unique solace for those navigating grief. In Woodruff Park, a special “wind phone” provides a quiet space for the bereaved to speak their hearts, even if only to the wind. A Unique Space for Reflection in Woodruff Park Located in Woodruff Park as part of “The Space Within” art installation, the Atlanta Wind … Read More

Atlanta’s Latest Dining Buzz: Wellness on the Beltline, Brewery Collabs & More Atlanta’s dynamic food and drink scene continues to evolve, bringing fresh experiences to locals across the metro area. This week, we’re tracking a significant new wellness-focused restaurant opening on the Eastside Beltline, an exciting final beverage collaboration, and notable shifts in Buckhead’s restaurant landscape. Get ready to explore new flavors and revisit old favorites as the city’s culinary offerings expand and transform. Azara: … Read More

Atlanta’s First Voices Powwow Celebrates Indigenous Culture Atlanta recently hosted its fourth annual First Voices Powwow in Little Five Points, a vibrant two-day celebration that drew hundreds to experience the rich traditions of Indigenous communities. This significant event showcased Native dance, art, music, and storytelling, fostering a powerful connection between attendees and the ancestral heritage of the land. A Weekend of Cultural Immersion in Little Five Points The free outdoor event, presented by Zintkala Zi … Read More

Kelsea Bond: Atlanta’s First Democratic Socialist on City Council Atlanta City Council is set to welcome its first Democratic Socialist, Kelsea Bond, following her decisive victory in the District 2 race. The 32-year-old Midtown resident championed a platform focused on Beltline rail, dense affordable housing, and workers’ rights, signaling a new progressive voice for the city. A Landslide Victory for District 2 Kelsea Bond secured a landslide win for the Atlanta City Council District 2 … Read More