As a promotion for season three of Stranger Things, Coca-Cola is selling limited edition cans of New Coke—yes, the actual New Coke formula that spurred so much outrage in 1985—online. Does it really taste that bad?| Atlanta Magazine
The creative Cajun has called Lafayette, Louisiana, home since birth and finds inspiration in “the very weird, very diverse” culture of the city; so much so that she opened her brick-and-mortar gift shop, Cocodrie Collective, downtown in 2023. “There’s a big mashup of backgrounds and customs,” she says. “We like to joke that we’re all a bunch of mutts.” Here are her recommendations for exploring Lafayette like a local. The post Artist Colette Bernard’s perfect day in Lafayet...| Atlanta Magazine
Barrel Proof, a New Orleans and Nashville bar known for its extensive (300-plus) whiskey and rare spirits selection, as well as expertly crafted cocktails, is joining the Westside Provisions District in early November. Taking over the former Little Trouble space, it will serve Southern bar food and classy cocktails in an upscale neighborhood environment. The post New Orleans cocktail and whiskey bar Barrel Proof replaces shuttered Little Trouble on the Westside appeared first on Atlanta Magaz...| Atlanta Magazine
Rooted in pre-Hispanic traditions and shaped by Spanish influence, Mexican candies are a flavor- and history-packed treat. While you’ll find these candies at many Mexican markets in Atlanta, Buford Highway is the mother lode. Stop by Buford Highway Farmers Market for bags of Mexican candy, or visit Dulce Fiesta & Party Rentals’ stall at Plaza Fiesta to grab a selection of individual treats. The post Spice up your Halloween—literally—with Mexican candy appeared first on Atlanta Magazine.| Atlanta Magazine
Tour a 301-acre living history museum, meet expert craftspeople, savor artisanal cheeses, and immerse yourself in authentic colonial life. The post Where to eat, shop, and step back in time in Williamsburg, Virginia appeared first on Atlanta Magazine.| Atlanta Magazine
The Ameris Bank Amphitheatre 2025 concert season ended on a high note with the Cosmic De-Evolution Tour featuring co-headliners The B-52s and Devo, along with new wave artist Lene Lovich. Here, check out the scenes photographer Perry Julien captured at the show. The post Photos: The Jonas Brothers perform at State Farm Arena appeared first on Atlanta Magazine.| Atlanta Magazine
Pushing Hope, an illustrated memoir, is geared toward young adult readers and highlights the importance of hope and resilience in spite of obstacles. Santana, who now splits his time between New York and Atlanta, shares what he hopes readers will take away from the book and reveals how impactful living in Atlanta has been for his growth. The post Q&A: Raymond Santana, one of the Exonerated Five, on his new YA memoir and life in Atlanta appeared first on Atlanta Magazine.| Atlanta Magazine
Around the South, you’ll find plenty of breweries offering such opportunities. Among them are the destination breweries: extra-special, can’t-miss spots worth planning a trip around. Not only do they serve excellent beer with knowledgeable service to match, they also pour on amenities such as colorful gardens, hiking trails, local art, and memorable meals in picturesque settings. So, round up some thirsty friends and head to these notable Southern breweries—with so much to offer, they a...| Atlanta Magazine
Every four years, Atlanta voters choose a mayor—and a city council president. The mayor gets more attention, but insiders know the council president can quietly steer the city’s agenda. This November, that gavel changes hands. Two contenders want Shipman’s job. Marci Collier Overstreet, who currently represents District 11, and Rohit Malhotra, founder of the Center for Civic Innovation. The post Why Atlanta’s city council president race deserves your attention this November appeared f...| Atlanta Magazine
The Ameris Bank Amphitheatre 2025 concert season ended on a high note with the Cosmic De-Evolution Tour featuring co-headliners The B-52s and Devo, along with new wave artist Lene Lovich. Here, check out the scenes photographer Perry Julien captured at the show. The post Photos: Devo and The B-52s perform at Ameris Bank Amphitheatre appeared first on Atlanta Magazine.| Atlanta Magazine
Genuine Parts Company Drives Impact with the American Cancer Society’s Men Wear Pink of Georgia Campaign| Atlanta Magazine
This historic Savannah home isn’t your traditional Southern abode| Atlanta Magazine
NBA Hall of Famer Dominique Wilkins and Wellstar orthopedic surgeon Dr. Joseph Burns talk about staying active, overcoming injuries, and living pain-free.| Atlanta Magazine
Kevin Clark and Lisa Spooner opened Home Grown, the homey, southern breakfast-and-lunch spot on Memorial Drive in 2010. As the area revitalized and modern buildings sprung up around it, the weathered one-story building has stayed the same. To Clark and Spooner, that’s intentional—they appreciate the consistency and nostalgia it provides. So, when they were given the opportunity to purchase the building last month, they jumped on it, ensuring the diner’s survival for the long term.| Atlanta Magazine
With Atlanta’s hot, humid summers and generally mild winters, heat pumps are an ideal solution for year-round indoor comfort.| Atlanta Magazine
Get the latest updates on Atlanta’s dining scene, including new restaurants, bars, pop-ups, dishes, cocktails, local beer, Atlanta’s best restaurants, and more| Atlanta Magazine
Reinvented as a coal-fired pizza place in Peachtree Hills, Krog Bar 2.0 started serving salads and pies last week in the ADAC West development where Rathbun’s KR SteakBar resides. Expect 12- and 16-inch, thin and crispy pies with a bit of char.| Atlanta Magazine
