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Many of the best meals are not about the food. They’re all about the journey. We’ll never forget that first bag of roasted chestnuts eaten in Central Park on a fall vacation. We remember the smell in the air and the gorgeous colors straight out of a dream. The sum is greater than its parts. When we [...] A Million Little Pictures: Documentary 1. Join the art house co-op. Deadline to join the project: July 1, 2009 For More Information: [...] Pottery (above) by Chase Folsom Callanwolde’s Spring Pottery Sale 2009 May 16-17, 2009 — 10:00am to 5:00pm Functional, decorative and sculptural ceramic art will be available for sale this weekend. Ceramic pieces for sale have been created by Callanwolde’s pottery program instructors and assistants. Want to take an exercise, yoga, art, drawing, photography, [...]
Secret Gardens of Dunwoody Tour 2009 When: May 15-17, 2009 Friday – May 15, 2009 — 10:00am to 3:00pm Tickets: $20 (in advance) or $25 (at the gate) For more information: Dunwoody Nature Center Atlanta Bonsai Society’s Spring Show with Kathy Shaner When: May 16-17, 2009 [...] Saturday — May 16, 2009 — 11:00am to 6:00pm Crane Creek Vineyards will be serving lunch with wine tastings this Saturday. But, this event isn’t for adults alone. There will be a Kiddie Craft Tent for children and fishing from the pond. Also, local artists will be displaying their work. For more infomation: Crane Creek Vineyards Tickets: $20 [...] What: BBQ Showdown Event with People’s choice tasting tents at noon on each day of the event (( BBQ tasting on Saturday May 23, 2009 and a chili tasting on May 24, 2009 When: May 23-24, 2009 Where: Brasstown Valley Resort & Spa Cost: $5.00 per person Parking: Free Parking Music on two stages, festival food, and several local area restaurants will be supporting this year’s Fiesta Atlanta. There’s also a soccer challenge event. When: May 3, 2009 — 10am to 7pm
Where: Centennial Olympic Park, Downtown Atlanta, Georgia
Admission: Free www.fiestaatlanta.com Opening Day — May 2, 2009 — 9am to noon on Marietta Square Offering an assortment of produce, herbs, baked goods, preserves, pickles, pasta, honey, freshly cut flowers, plants and handmade soaps, there will be somewhere in the neighborhood of 50 vendors each weekend. Marietta Square The Setting: This narrow, glass fronted restaurant offers a generous amount of bar, table, and booth seating. And, a pizza bar in the rear allows diners to watch the pizza making process from start to finish. The Staff: Quirky servers have led to some awkward moments. For example, on our last visit, the server was not well-versed on the [...] |
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