Mary Welch

The Fox Theatre Institute (FTI) has announced that it will give financial support to 11 historic grant projects in the Southeast, totaling $500,120. The grants are funded in three categories: …

Tickets are now on sale for the March 18, 2023, performance of Jo Koy World Tour at the Fox Theatre. A standup comedian and actor, Koy is coming off the …

Marissa and Sam Rosenbloom have traveled the world, but they cherish their quick weekends to a fancy Atlanta hotel. “Are you kidding? I can have two nights with nobody asking me for a cheese stick. I can order room service,” she says. “And I get to sleep late!”

When Laura Ellison left Louisville, Kentucky, she kept a little bit of the Bluegrass State with her every May when she would introduce her new neighbors to a proud tradition — a Derby party. And, she’ll be doing it again May 7 when, along with restaurants, event spaces and homes across the metro are…

It’s broken or outdated. You really want to throw it out, or maybe recycle it. But why not repair it?

Happy holidays. Merry Christmas. Joy to the world. Not so fast … While the holidays are a joyous time filled with family, love, gratitude, merriment and community, for many it is anything but. Whether it is because of grieving, loneliness, a sense of isolation or stress, mental health issues are oft…

Atlanta is a multicultural city and there are many organizations and festivals to celebrate the culture, art and history of countries and peoples from all over the world. We’ll take a look at some of those.

The purchasing of lake houses is exploding, and Georgia is one of the country’s top markets for lake houses. The houses range from low $200,000s to millions. Who is buying them? Are they retirees; people who want to work from home in a great location; VRBO people? Why is one lake more desirable than another? What is the next Lake Burton?

Have a spa day, go to a baseball game, grab a bite or go camping with Fido. Here’s where to play with your pooch in and around Atlanta.

Virginia-Highland bills itself as the original work-live-play neighborhood, and this charming intown neighborhood may be right. It’s known for its casual lifestyle with shops, restaurants, 1920s bungalows and a diverse population. Despite a recent onslaught of new condos, apartments and mega-mansions, ViHi (as it’s known, along with VaHi) still maintains the old-fashioned feel of a neighborhood. No need to dress up; it’s casual, friendly and welcoming.