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OFFICIAL VISITORS GUIDE OF ATLANTA CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU

SPRING FORWARD GET OUTSIDE AND DISCOVER THE UNEXPECTED DURING ATLANTA’S MOST BEAUTIFUL SEASON.

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NEIGHBORHOOD EXPERIENCES SEE PAGE 8

INDOOR ATTRACTIONS SEE PAGE 14

TABLES AND TAKEOUT

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CONTENTS Tours of the Town

Find the right tour to tailor your experience.

Discover Atlanta One Neighborhood at a Time

Experience springtime in the city through Atlanta’s distinctive neighborhoods.

Greatness in the Gardens

Gardens can be found in the most unexpected places.

The Inside Scoop

Check out our indoor attractions and how they keep guests safe.

Spring for a Table or Takeout Restaurateurs and brewery owners have been creative in coming up with new ways to keep guests safe.

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Got Merch?

Support our restaurants and get cool stuff.

Savvy Shopping Outdoors

The spring air is perfect for browsing Atlanta’s many outdoor shopping areas.

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Sports

Atlanta Maps

Catch our roundup on how to experience sports in the ATL.

Find your way wherever you go.

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Ponce City Market from Historic Old Fourth Ward

Y’all Come Back

The AJC Peachtree Road Race and the MLB All-Star Game are all part of our summer plans.

30 ON THE COVER: Woodruff Park in downtown Atlanta

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High Museum of Art’s “David Driskell: Icons of Nature and History” exhibit features the oil and collage on canvas, Night Vision (for Jacob Lawrence), (2005)

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Springtime in Atlanta usually means fun, crowded festivals and annual events. While some annual events are still set, such as Six Flags Over Georgia reopening for their new season, our calendar of events changes daily due to the effects of COVID-19.

TOURS OF THE TOWN Want to experience the city up-close and personal? Here are some ideal tours just for you. BY WENDY BOWMAN

For the very latest events, both in-person and virtual, please visit DiscoverAtlanta.com/events.

HINMAN DENTAL MEETING TO OFFER IN-PERSON AND VIRTUAL EDUCATION The Thomas P. Hinman Dental Meeting is an annual tradition, providing world-class dental continuing education at an incredible value to the entire dental team. Sponsored by the Hinman Dental Society, a nonprofit organization, all excess revenue is invested and gifted in the form of individual scholarships to dental, hygiene and dental assisting students and in contributions to institutions that foster dental education. The Society has provided nearly $9 million in total giving to date. Visit Hinman.org for more information on the March 12-13 meeting at the Omni Hotel at CNN Center.

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Amazing Atlanta Tours

These biking, walking and motorized tours deliver distinct and inspiring city experiences. Among the favorites is the Sustainability in Action Bike Tour, featuring a look at the city’s best practices and innovations relating to environmental, economic and social sustainability. www.amazingatlantatours.com

ATL-Cruzers

Enjoy guided tours by Segway or electric car. One of the most popular offerings is the Eastside Atlanta Segway Tour, including an in-depth look into the history and scenic views of the city’s historic neighborhoods. Points of interest include Inman Park and the Atlanta mural scene, just to name a couple. www.atlcruzers.com

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Bicycle Tours of Atlanta

Get ready to explore beautiful intown neighborhoods, local hot spots and historic sites on two wheels. Bike tours include rides through Piedmont Park, Little Five Points, Sweet Auburn, Oakland Cemetery and more, plus a glimpse at vibrant street art. www.biketoursatl.com

Atlanta Food Walks

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Sightsee while eating via these fun and delicious food tours for your small and large groups. Take an excursion through one of Atlanta’s oldest neighborhoods with the Grant Park Past & Future Walk, complete with stops at a trio of locally owned eateries for a total of nine tastings. Also available on the website are virtual gift boxes by Unexpected Virtual Tours including the Atlanta Love Gift Box and Empower Foodie Gift Box, packed with goodies from the city’s best vendors, including minority- and women-owned businesses. www.atlantafoodwalks.com

Civil Rights Tours Atlanta

Experience a special tour of the historic sites where African Americans struggled and prospered to make Atlanta the cradle of the American civil rights movement. These tours take guests to the places in history where people made history. From the first Black millionaire Alonzo Herndon who built Atlanta Life Insurance Company to the incredible Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Atlanta was always ahead of its time. At press time, these tours were temporarily halted due to the COVID-19 pandemic, so please check the website for opening information. www.civilrightstour.com

DTours

These fun and informative private guided walking tours are completely customized, introducing guests to the city’s unique blend of Southern and urban culture. No matter what your interests, from Georgia Aquarium to “Gone with the Wind,” you’ll be led off of the beaten track and experience Atlanta just like a local. www.dtour.me SPRING 2021

DISCOVER ATLANTA ONE NEIGHBORHOOD AT A TIME

It’s spring. Let’s get out and explore the city. Peachtree Street travels through Downtown, Midtown and Buckhead, connecting outdoor excursions and attractions to luxury shopping and delectable cuisines. Within a couple of miles off Peachtree, you’ll find some of Atlanta’s trendiest areas on the Eastside and Westside.

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Atlanta Botanical Garden

Experience springtime in the city through Atlanta’s distinctive neighborhoods, lying beneath a canopy of blooming trees and lush, green landscape. Discover the unexpected in each community, offering unique experiences during Atlanta’s most alluring season. BY DISCOVER ATLANTA NOW EDITORIAL TEAM

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DOWNTOWN

Downtown buzzes with can’t-miss attractions, Woodruff Park and local restaurants surrounding the area. Nearby Broad Street’s dining spots include NaanStop, recently featured nationally as owners Neal and Samir Idnani, had a virtual conversation with President Joe Biden about small businesses. Visit the Centennial Park District with more local restaurants offering plenty of outdoor seating and courtyards to take in the atmosphere. Centennial Olympic Park is also located here, but at press time is temporarily closed. Contained within the Downtown district are several smaller neighborhoods, each with individual character. Castleberry Hill provides eclectic artistry, galleries and public art. The neighboring Fairlie-Poplar District is a hub for small performing art venues and studios. Strolling the Sweet Auburn neighborhood, you’ll experience civil rights history in its greatest sense. The birthplace of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the area pays homage to Dr. King’s life and legacy at the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park. Stop by local places such as Refuge Coffee Co., which started as a training program

for resettled refugees, serving friendly service and perfectly crafted lattes.

MIDTOWN

North of Downtown is Midtown, known as Atlanta’s Heart of the Arts. Theaters, performing arts venues and museums such as Fox Theatre and Woodruff Arts Center can be found here. Midtown’s centerpiece Piedmont Park borders Atlanta Botanical Garden and stretches 185 acres with paved trails lined with flowering dogwoods and established hardwoods. Cycle or walk through the park, passing Lake Clara Meer, a large dog park and many native blooming trees. Restaurants bordering Monroe Drive offer takeout for picnics. Hop on the Eastside Atlanta BeltLine Trail via a connecting trail from the park, passing public art and a bevy of restaurants and breweries along the BeltLine. Visitors to West Midtown are treated to a walkable retail district full of shopping, restaurants and entertainment at Atlantic Station, which includes a newly renovated courtyard.

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HIKING AND BIKING AROUND ATLANTA

FERNBANK FOREST Distance from Downtown: 4.5 miles Accessed by visiting Fernbank Museum of Natural History, Fernbank Forest highlights one of Atlanta’s oldest hardwood areas. The forest path outer loop is an easy 1.7 miles of preserved native habitats. Points of interest include the champion Eastern Hemlock - the largest of its species in Atlanta; Elephant Rock -

Davidson-Arabia Mountain Nature Preserve

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DAVIDSON-ARABIA MOUNTAIN NATURE PRESERVE Distance from Downtown: 20 miles The oldest of three granite monadnocks in Atlanta, Arabia Mountain is a hidden gem and one of the most peaceful areas around the city. Travel to the top of the mountain via the Mountaintop Trail, 1 mile out and back. Then, explore the rest of the preserve that includes a 2-mile loop around Arabia Lake shaded by a pine forest. www.arabiaalliance.org

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PROCTOR CREEK GREENWAY Distance from Downtown: 5 miles Located in northwestern Atlanta, the first phase of the Proctor Creek Greenway stretches nearly 3 miles in northwestern Atlanta, surrounded by the Bankhead, Grove Park, Rockdale and West Highlands neighborhoods. Hike or bike from Maddox Park at the south end and enjoy traveling along a waterway and the developing Westside Park, opening soon. www.maps.pathfoundation.org -LM

Atlanta’s Buckhead and its elegant, tree-lined residential streets are full of remarkable architecture and landscapes including Swan House, located at Atlanta History Center. Find a day of experiences at Buckhead Village District with upscale, outdoor shopping and restaurants boasting outdoor seating and shaded balconies. Livable Buckhead offers drive-in movies and seasonal experiences. Shop at Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza down the street and dine at some of the many restaurants ranging from casual eats to gourmet fare. Bike or hike along PATH 400 Greenway Trail, a multi-use trail lined with murals and, when complete, will span 5.2 miles along the Georgia 400 highway. Chastain Park provides a respite with the 3-mile PATH trail encircling the golf course.

Historic Fourth Ward Skate Park

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CONSTITUTION LAKES PARK Distance from Downtown: 8 miles Six miles from Downtown lies Constitution Lakes Park, which incorporates a 2.25-mile loop through lakes and wetlands as well as unique art installations that include the Doll’s Head Trail. A unique portion of this trail really is decorated with discarded doll’s heads and various art installations. One of Atlas Obscura’s top things to do in Atlanta, the trail is sometimes creepy, other times fascinating, but included in a great little hike around an important refuge for wildlife in an urban industrial section of the city. www.facebook.com/constitutionlakes

the largest rock outcrop in the forest; a pond with natural rock stairs; and an area for viewing the different layers of soil. There is a fee to get into Fernbank Museum of Natural History and access the forest. www.fernbankmuseum.org

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Atlanta is frequently called the City within a Forest. Hike or ride through these areas around the city and see a part of our exquisite nature.

Buckhead

Atlanta’s Eastside begins just a mile from Downtown and is where local street art and community food halls come together. The Eastside Atlanta BeltLine is part of a 22-mile stretch of unused railroad tracks circling the core of the city’s intown neighborhoods. From trails and walkways to open green space and parks, the paved path winds along through these areas, passing restaurants with outdoor patios, Historic Fourth Ward Skate Park, Ponce City Market and Krog Street Market. The Eastside offers a unique blend of neighborhoods that include VirginiaHighland, East Atlanta Village, Little Five Points, Inman Park and Old Fourth Ward. While each of these communities has its own personality, the beautiful oaks, Victorian or Craftsman-style homes, blooming azaleas and dogwoods frame the neighborhood streets. Grant Park is Atlanta’s oldest city park with rolling green hills leading to Zoo Atlanta. Walk a few blocks south and find The Beacon Atlanta with 110,000 square feet of restaurants, a gourmet market, Elsewhere Brewing and a bakery, as well as the Artist’s Cove.

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WESTSIDE

Atlanta’s Westside starts less than a mile from Downtown. From Upper Westside to Southwest Atlanta, this area is where history and heritage meet design. Westside Provisions District is an outdoor mixed-use area encompassing many chef-owned, local restaurants, chic shopping and plenty of outdoor courtyards hidden within renovated warehouses. Learn about the historical significance of West End and Atlanta University

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Center, which includes Clark Atlanta University, Morehouse College, Morehouse School of Medicine and Spelman College. A tad quieter than its eastside counterpart, the Westside Atlanta BeltLine winds past the Lee + White entertainment district that includes Monday Night Garage, Wild Heaven West End Brewery and Gardens, Boxcar at Hop City Brewing and more, all enclosed in an area where open containers are allowed. The soon-toopen Westside Park encompassing Bellwood Quarry will also be along this route. Also in this area are a number of local, vegan restaurants, soul food destinations and much more.

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Goizueta Gardens at Atlanta History Center

Atlanta Botanical Garden

A walk through this Midtown attraction’s 30 acres of woodlands and gardens is all you need to forget about your worries. The garden has places for the whole family including a children’s garden, the Fuqua Orchid Center, the Storza Woods with the Kendeda Canopy Walk and an edible garden. www.atlantabg.org

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When you’re finished viewing the exhibitions inside, make sure that you go outside and stroll the gardens. The Atlanta History Center in Buckhead features Goizueta Gardens, which encompasses nine separate gardens including the Asian garden, rhododendron garden, quarry garden

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Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum

Even though the museum is still closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, you can still visit the garden outside of the library. The gardens include 35 acres of ponds and blooming flowers and several areas to pause and reflect. There is also a Japanese garden with rhododendrons, Japanese maple, river birch and many more plant species. www.jimmycarterlibrary.gov

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and Smith Farm gardens. Don’t forget to visit the animals at the farm, too. www.atlantahistorycenter.com

Oakland Cemetery

While you are visiting the residents of Oakland, make sure you see the great landscaping, which traditionally varied according to the families who tended the graves. Heirloom daffodils bloom during the spring and more than 1,400 trees keep the cemetery cool. It also is the final resting place of famous Atlantans including Bobby Jones and Margaret Mitchell and features a large amount of Victorian statuary. www.oaklandcemetery.com

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Gardens can be found in the most unexpected places, and Atlanta’s attractions have plenty of outdoor spaces to explore. Springtime is the perfect season to experience the beauty.

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How About the Drive-In?

PLAZA THEATRE

Atlanta’s oldest operating cinema, located in Midtown, has redefined itself and brought its viewing tradition outside. Two drive-in sites are available: one is in the back parking lot of the Plaza Theatre and a second satellite location is located at Dad’s Garage Theatre. Concessions from neighboring restaurants are encouraged and, at the Plaza Theatre, online ordering for nearby The Righteous Room will be delivered to your car. www.plazaatlanta.com

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North of the city in Sandy Springs, the theater has been known around the community for independent films and a location for the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival. Outside, their expansive parking lot transforms into a drive-in theater with usually two movies each evening on the weekends. Expect live music, an outdoor bar and out-of-the-ordinary food purchased through an app and delivered to the car. www.springscinema.com

LIVABLE BUCKHEAD’S REELS ON WHEELS

Buckhead has been buzzing with Reels on Wheels. This popular drive-in series debuted around the holidays and has been going strong through the winter at Buckhead Village District. Special up-front seating is given to those who bike or walk to the movie. Please visit the website for the latest schedule. www.livablebuckhead.com

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On the bright side, the COVID-19 pandemic certainly has brought the nostalgia of drive-in movies back. Pack up the car with chairs, a blanket and anything else you need to get comfortable as you watch favorites on the giant screen.

STARLIGHT DRIVE-IN

Atlanta’s only remaining original drive-in is going strong with two screens off of Moreland Avenue on the east side of the city. Movies are nightly and include new releases and old favorites. A weekly Flea Market also happens on the weekends. www.starlightdrivein.com Ticketing and sometimes concessions may be ordered in advance online. Please visit individual websites for the latest COVID-19 information and regulations.

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THE INSIDE SCOOP As springtime fast approaches, many of us take advantage of the warmer temperatures outside, but there is still a lot to see indoors. Visit our indoor attractions if you need a break from all of that sunshine. BY LIESL MERKEL

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Fernbank Museum of Natural History

The world’s largest dinosaurs reside in the atrium of Fernbank, and several exhibitions and the Giant Screen Theatre surround the prehistoric residents. “Maya: Hidden Worlds Revealed” happening through May 9 highlights the lifeways of Maya working class and elite through artifacts, reconstructions and architectural elements. Outside, WildWoods encompasses two play areas for varying ages and the outdoor exhibition called “Microsculpture,” featuring beautiful portraits by photographer Levon Biss that feature insects in large format. www.fernbankmuseum.org

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High Museum of Art

Located in Midtown, the High is Atlanta’s premier visual arts museum. “Bestowing Beauty: Masterpieces from Persian Lands” (through April 18) highlights almost 100 works displaying the cultural heritage of Iranian civilization. “David Driskell: Icons of Nature and History” (through May 9) displays the American artist’s vibrant painting and printmaking that involved images of the American landscape with the innovations of the African diaspora. “Underexposed: Women Photographers from the High Museum” (April 17-Aug. 21) showcases more than 100 photographs chronicling the history of women photographers. Finally, “Our Good Earth: Rural Life and

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American Art” (April 17-Aug. 1) explores the way Americans engaged with life beyond the city limits and includes works from Winslow Homer, Rhonda Nicholls, Ansel Adams and Andrew Wyeth. www.high.org

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Children’s Museum of Atlanta

With 3,000 square feet of play spaces, the museum lets kids climb through the layers of Earth, journey across the continents, deliver food from farm to table and build or paint a masterpiece in the multi-level, hands-on learning center. “The Pigeon Comes to Atlanta! A Mo Willems Exhibit” will be on view until May 9. Inspired by the art and characters of the beloved children’s book author and illustrator Mo Willems, the exhibition includes hands-on opportunities and also prints of illustrations, sketches and other preliminary materials, by Mo Willems. www.childrensmuseumatlanta.org

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The Breman Museum

Although not open yet due to the pandemic, The Breman celebrates and commemorates Jewish history, culture and art. Virtual events include the Atlanta Jewish History Talk series including March 4 at 10:30 a.m. where journalist Dr. Perry Brickman discusses institutional discrimination at Emory Dental School from 1948 to 1961. The virtual exhibition “A Jazz Memoir” has been extended through March 31 and features photographer Herb Snitzer’s stunning photos of America’s jazz scene. www.thebreman.org

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Outdoor Photo Exhibit also on View. Microsculpture: The insect photography of Levon Biss from the collections of Oxford University Museum of Natural History.

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World of Coca-Cola’s newest exhibition “Scent Discovery”

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Clockwise, from above: An incense burner from Palenque on display at Fernbank Museum of Natural History’s “Maya: Hidden Worlds Revealed” exhibit; “Atlanta ‘96: Shaping an Olympic and Paralympic City” at Atlanta History Center; Eternal flame and tomb of Dr. King and Coretta Scott King at Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park.

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This attraction dedicated to the world’s most famous soft drink lets guests see the Vault of the Secret Formula, the Pop Culture Gallery, the bottling process and the Taste It! sampling experience. World of Coca-Cola’s newest exhibit “Scent Discovery” gives guests a deep dive into the anatomy of smell and how it works with the brain to recall memories and influence other senses. www.worldofcoca-cola.com

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National Center for Civil and Human Rights

This engaging human rights destination connects the U.S. civil rights movement of the 1950s-1960s to the global human rights movements happening today. Explore the stories of brave civil and human rights defenders who brought about social change. Also on view is the Morehouse College Martin Luther King Jr. collection featuring King’s original speeches and personal items. The permanent installation called “Fragments” features engravings in King’s handwriting illuminated by light. The Center also recently launched a free, immersive online virtual tour of its exhibitions. www.civilandhumanrights.org

Atlanta History Center

“SHARKS! Predators of the Deep” is the newest gallery to open at Georgia Aquarium

The center houses Atlanta Cyclorama as well as several exhibitions, gardens and three historic homes on the property. Inside, the exhibition “Atlanta ‘96: Shaping an Olympic and Paralympic City” explores the legacy of the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games. Virtual author talks coming up include Patti Callahan, author of “Surviving Savannah” (March 8) and John Archibald, author of “Shaking the Gates of Hell” (March 16). If you miss one, all past talks are available on the website including a talk with Stacey Abrams about her book “Our Time is Now.” www.atlantahistorycenter.com Georgia Aquarium is home to the world’s largest fish species -- whale sharks, as well as numerous other aquatic animals including manta rays, California sea lions, African penguins and beluga whales, including new baby Shila. A new gallery dedicated to sharks called “SHARKS! Predators of the Deep” delves deep into educating the public about these misunderstood creatures. State-ofthe-art technology and floor-to-ceiling viewing windows frame tiger sharks, great hammerhead sharks, sand tiger sharks, silvertip sharks and silky sharks in their new habitats. www.georgiaaquarium.org

Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame

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an interactive All-Access Pass, peruse more than 50 engaging exhibits and learn about the top teams, players and coaches. A new exhibit dedicated to historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) highlights the legendary players and history of the program. www.cfbhall.com

Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Park

Although at press time the park was still temporarily closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, visitors are still welcome to park and take a self-guided tour of the campus. Guests can see the crypt

where Dr. King and his wife Coretta lie in eternal rest, as well as the King Birth Home, historic Ebenezer Baptist Church and the current campus of Ebenezer Baptist Church, led by senior pastor and U.S. Senator Raphael Warnock. The park is part of the U.S. Civil Rights Trail, and virtual tours of Dr. King’s birth home and Historic Ebenezer Baptist Church are also offered. www.nps.gov/malu/index.htm All attractions adhere to strict COVID-19 precautions to keep guests safe. Please visit their individual websites for the most up-to-date information.

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MICHELANGELO’S SISTINE CHAPEL EXHIBITION This internationally acclaimed touring exhibition from SEE Attractions, Inc. features awe-inspiring reproductions of Michelangelo’s ceiling frescoes displayed in the Sistine Chapel in Vatican City. The exhibition highlights 34 reproductions mostly created in their original size, allowing visitors to observe all the intricate details of these masterpieces. The exhibition will run through May 23 at Westside Cultural Arts Center. www.chapelsistine.com / www.westsideartscenter.com

Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel exhibition

ILLUMINARIUM Coming this summer, Illuminarium will open on the Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail, just south of Ponce City Market. Be sure to check out this experiential attraction, full of reprogrammable immersive theater that surrounds visitors in a 360-degree environment of sight, sound and scale. www.illuminarium.com SPRING 2021

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SPRING FOR A TABLE OR TAKEOUT Local restaurateurs and brewery owners have been creative in coming up with new ways to keep guests safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. From takeout options to family meals and expanded outdoor dining, the following are just a few of the ways Atlanta’s restaurants and breweries are working to keep guests safe and happy.

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Bold Monk Brewing Co.

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Inspired by Belgium’s monasteries, Bold Monk Brewing Co. offers a taste of Europe without travel restrictions. The Westside brewpub welcomes guests to its reconfigured indoor and outdoor dining spaces including a 4,000-squarefoot European-style beer garden with expanded covered breezeway seating. Take advantage of new to-go options such as pizza, roast chicken and a six pack of Bold Monk Belgian brews. This spring, Bold Monk is featuring live music in the beer garden and comedy shows with Hand Up Stand Up. www.boldmonkbrewingco.com

Bistro Niko

Travel to Paris without leaving Buckhead and savor modern French fare for lunch, brunch and dinner. The Buckhead Life Restaurant Group eatery features a spacious heated patio overlooking Peachtree Road and a menu of classics such as French onion soup, oysters on the half shell, charcuterie, steak au poivre and loup de mer. To ensure guests can enjoy their Bistro Niko favorites wherever they feel most comfortable, the restaurant has implemented online ordering, curbside pickup and delivery. www.buckheadrestaurants.com

DINING Ruth’s Chris Steak House

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Superica at Krog Street Market

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South City Kitchen Buckhead

Chef and restaurateur Ford Fry’s Tex-Mex restaurant with four locations serves sizzling fajitas, street-style tacos, enchiladas, steak and seafood plates, and refreshing margaritas. Those enjoying Atlanta’s amazing spring weather on the Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail can refuel at the eatery’s Krog Street Market location that offers an expansive outdoor patio. Superica has introduced family meal options and online ordering and delivery through DoorDash. www.superica.com

South City Kitchen Buckhead

South City Kitchen offers sophisticated Southern cuisine such as fried green tomatoes with goat cheese and red coulis and Springer Mountain Farms fried chicken with collard greens and mashed red bliss potatoes. In response to COVID-19, South City Kitchen modified its outdoor patio to accommodate

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social distancing and weather changes with built-in heaters and a firepit with comfortable lounge chair seating. The restaurant also implemented takeout service and changed menus slightly to be more takeout friendly, went cash-free and began offering takeout specials. Diners also can visit locations in Midtown, Vinings and Avalon. www.southcitykitchen.com

Ruth’s Chris Steak House

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Atlanta location at Centennial Olympic Park—invested in a user-friendly online ordering platform, expanded its carryout and delivery options and introduced family-style meals for the holidays. Now guests have the option of enjoying signature dishes such as the wedge salad, filet, Chilean sea bass, sizzling crab cakes and lobster mac & cheese in Ruth’s Chris’ spacious dining room or from the comforts of home. www.ruthschris.net Continued on page 20

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DINING Ted’s Montana Grill

Co-founded by Atlanta media mogul Ted Turner and restaurateur George McKerrow, Ted’s Montana Grill Downtown is the perfect spot to enjoy a meal in the eatery’s welcoming dining room or to grab takeout. During COVID-19, Ted’s introduced convenient family meals that feed four with mains such as bison short ribs, bison meatloaf and cedar plank salmon. Additionally, Ted’s Butcher Shoppe provides premium cuts of bison and certified angus beef that are cut by hand and delivered directly to customers’ doors. www.tedsmontanagrill.com

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Ecco Buckhead

Explore European-inspired flavors and dishes in a contemporary setting at Ecco. Menu highlights include fried

goat cheese drizzled with honey, cured salmon flatbread and pappardelle pasta with braised pork along with an impeccable wine list. To better serve guests, Ecco implemented takeout service, went cash-free and began offering takeout specials. Guests can now enjoy Ecco’s welcoming patio that has been enhanced to accommodate social distancing and includes a builtin fireplace and heaters. Ecco also has locations in Midtown and at HartsfieldJackson Atlanta International Airport. www.ecco-atlanta.com

STATS Brewpub

Whether catching all the action from a favorite team on one of STATS’s 70 televisions or just catching up with friends, STATS offers a menu of elevated bar food, home-brewed beers from its onsite brewery and personal beer taps

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“FEARLESS INNOVATION: Atlanta’s Food Story” tells exactly that in this new, nontraditional cookbook. Designed to make you yearn to explore Atlanta’s dining scene, this cookbook not only shares recipes from Atlanta’s top chefs but reveals the history of the city’s culinary origins. Inside, you’ll also read about the city’s up-and-coming creative people who work alongside these local chefs. Chef Taria Camerino curates this compilation of Atlanta’s food story, touching on race relations, the city’s role in the American civil rights movement and their impact on the dining culture. Pick up this book, worthy of your coffee table or any other place of honor, and, after reading, we hope you’ll be hungry for even more of the Atlanta food scene. Purchase “FEARLESS INNOVATION: Atlanta’s Food Story.” on Amazon.com and BookBaby.com.

Named one of the top beer gardens in the country, Der Biergarten spreads over 7,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor space, offering plenty of room for social distancing. Menu items include traditional German beers and dishes such as riesebretzel (giant warm pretzel with mustard), Jägerschnitzel (lightly breaded pork with a mushroom, bacon and onion sauce) and bratwurst on a bun with sauerkraut and potato salad. www.derbiergarten.com

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CHATTAHOOCHEE FOOD WORKS

The newest food hall to hit Atlanta is now open on the Upper Westside. “Bizarre Foods” host and James Beard Award-winning chef Andrew Zimmern and Robert Montwaid collaborated to open this 25,000-square-foot food hall featuring 31 vendors. The space also includes a large communal indoor/outdoor bar and expansive outdoor seating. The food hall and surrounding area is part of a mixed-use community that includes retail shops and Dr. Scofflaw’s Brewing. www.theworksatl.com -LM

DINING on select tables. A spacious, partially covered rooftop patio overlooking the Centennial Olympic Park District provides plenty of fresh air and sunshine. www.statsatl.com

Bold Monk Brewing Co.

The Atlanta brewery, with locations at West End and Avondale Estates, lives up to its “Serve Your Neighbor” motto by offering a menu of snacks and tacos with better to-go food packaging at its West End location; major patio upgrades at both locations including large firepits, improved outdoor lighting, umbrellas and easy outdoor bar services. www.wildheavenbeer.com

Monday Night Brewing

The Garage, Monday Night’s barrelaging and souring brewery on the Atlanta BeltLine Westside Trail in historic West End, features a tap room with beer selections in a large, eclectic space. To ensure guest safety, Monday Night has created socially distanced seating both

Atlanta’s Restaurant Industry Outlook: An Interview with Kris Reinhold, 2021 Chair of Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau Board of Directors A partner in Fifth Group Restaurants and general manager of Bold, Fifth Group’s catering and design division, Kris Reinhold brings nearly 30 years of experience in Atlanta’s restaurant industry to his new role as 2021 chair of Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau board of directors. His extensive knowledge and leadership will be invaluable as the hospitality and tourism industry recovers and emerges stronger than ever from the aftermath of the pandemic. We spent a few minutes with Reinhold to get his thoughts on the outlook for Atlanta’s restaurant industry in 2021 and what guests can do to help.

What do you see being the biggest challenge in 2021 for the restaurant and hospitality community? As the nation continues to battle the pandemic and we have fewer locals dining out and visitors traveling to

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indoors and outside and introduced QR code menus. This spring, Tears Of My Enemies, a Scotch barrel-aged brew, returns with three unique variants. www.mondaynightbrewing.com.

Hop City

Hop City Craft Beer and Wine West End and Boxcar at Hop City are part of an expansive open-container district in the Lee+ White development devoted to the

art of fermentation along Atlanta BeltLine’s Westside Trail. Boxcar offers a menu with 28 rotating taps of beer along with curated wines and handcrafted cocktails, with takeout and delivery options. Downstairs, Hop City Craft Beer and Wine showcases one of the city’s most eclectic selections of canned and bottled beers and has 48 taps, a wine shop and online ordering with curbside pick-up. www.hopcitybeer.com

Atlanta, sales remains our industry’s biggest challenge. We are hopeful that things will continue to progress positively for the remainder of the year.

How have you seen the restaurant landscape change to better serve its guests? I think we see our guests being more thankful and appreciative than ever for the level of service we provide. We’ve always been focused on delivering a great service experience, and our restaurant guest satisfaction scores have never been better. Our teams are focused on creating great experiences, and it seems like most of our guests are more appreciative than ever. You know the old saying, “you don’t know how good it is until it’s gone.” I think a lot of our guests are ready to have someone take care of them for a change. How can visitors best support the restaurant industry when they come to town? Obviously, dining out in local, independent restaurants. All of our restaurants are following our enhanced health and safety guidelines. If you

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aren’t yet comfortable dining out please consider ordering takeout or delivery or buying gift cards for family and friends. And if you are looking for a location for a small team meeting when your office space is closed, consider a local restaurant’s private or semi-private space. SPRING 2021

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GOT MERCH? SUPPORT OUR RESTAURANTS AND GET COOL STUFF!

Many of Atlanta’s restaurants sell merchandise in either their stores or online. Take a peek at these cool options and support a local restaurant. BY LIESL MERKEL

Baffi Provisions

BAFFI PROVISIONS

Baffi Provisions is a market that affords guests and locals the opportunity to bring home the flavors of the new West Midtown restaurant - Baffi. The market features prepared foods, a farmer’s box and pantry items such as dried pastas, farro, Carnaroli rice, flour, olive oil, vinegars, beans and marinated artichokes. www.baffiatlanta.com

Lazy Betty

The kitchen team rocks trendy Lazy Betty hats daily, and now anyone can purchase them. Available for $20 each, the hats come in three colors, all playing off the restaurant’s logo. www.lazybettyatl.com

Root Baking Co.

Root Baking Co. offers flours for purchase - including white, whole wheat, spelt and semolina for pasta – at the bakery and will soon have an online shop. Grains are purchased from small growers, including DaySpring Farms, and all are milled and sifted in-house from varietals that aren’t typically available in groceries. www.rootbaking.com

Second Self Beer Co.

The classic fit Red Logo Shirt is perfect for those who like sporting their favorite local brewery around town, or purchase a tin tacker sign with Second Self’s classic logo or a Dickie’s work shirt. www.secondselfbeer.com

Pancake Social

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From the popular breakfast-focused eatery celebrating the joy of pancakes, good coffee and more, Pancake Social’s Buttermilk Pancake Mix is made with organic ingredients and makes approximately 40 pancakes. Plus, the restaurant sells Vermont maple syrup for a pairing. www.pancakesocial.com

The Reynoldstown restaurant with a West Coast vibe sells a retro Youth of Tomorrow trucker hat, the Sunrise Tee - a classic T-shirt with intriguing pops of color, cotton canvas totes and 11-ounce industrial weight ceramic mugs. www.muchachoatl.com

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PANCAKE SOCIAL

Muchacho

Kyma, part of the Buckhead Life Restaurant Group, sells a variety of items on the Chef Pano Product Line including organic extra virgin olive oil, wild thyme honey and green olives from northern Greece. www.buckheadrestaurants.com

SHOPPING Ponce City Market

The spring air is perfect for browsing Atlanta’s many outdoor shopping areas. All shopping areas have modified to accommodate COVID-19 regulations but if in-person shopping isn’t where you are right now, many places offer curbside service and online appointments. BY DISCOVER ATLANTA NOW EDITORIAL TEAM

Atlantic Station

Mostly outdoors, Atlantic Station has more than 30 retailers including H&M, IKEA, Forever 21, Athleta, Pandora and Dillard’s, as well as local retailer fab’rik. Grab a bite to eat or pick up takeout from one of the many restaurants to enjoy on the green. With limited capacity in elevators and foot door pulls on the restrooms, the place has been redesigned with visitor safety in mind. Please visit the website for the latest store openings and hours, as well as itineraries for the best ways to explore Atlantic Station. www.atlanticstation.com

Ponce City Market

This community in a converted Sears, Roebuck & Co. building has plenty of outdoor shopping located on the North Avenue side of the complex in the Courtyard. Mountain High Outfitters, Posman Books, Madewell, lululemon and many more line the outdoor area with social distancing features in place. Order lunch or dinner from the Central Food

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Hall and sit outdoors in the covered, open-air breezeway. The Eastside BeltLine is adjacent to Ponce City Market, allowing visitors to hop on for a stroll. The Roof at Ponce City Market is open with 360-degree views of the skyline. Skyline Park on The Roof has carnival games, miniature golf and much more, and the restaurant 9 Mile Station is also located on The Roof with stunning views and outdoor seating. www.poncecitymarket.com

Buckhead Village District

For a chic shopping experience with European charm, head to Buckhead Village District where designer stores like Billy Reid, Akris, Etro and HERMÈS beckon. With curbside pickup, online styling services and shopping by appointment, Buckhead Village District ensures that customers remain safe. Restaurants line the area when you need to rest your feet or pick up lunch to go. Livable Buckhead has created seasonal

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experiences for guests to safely immerse themselves in the district, from drive-in movies to socially distanced events and more. Please visit www.livablebuckhead. com for the latest events. www.buckheadvillagedistrict.com

easy for a picnic with takeout from one of the local restaurants. From American Threads to Free People, Janie and Jack, Pottery Barn and Sephora, Avalon’s wide sidewalks and expansive public areas are perfect for open air shopping. www.experienceavalon.com

Shops Around Lenox

Westside Provisions District

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Just across the street from Lenox Square in Buckhead, you’ll find the openair Shops Around Lenox. Visit Draper James (Reese Witherspoon’s retail offering of fashion and home goods) and the expansive Crate & Barrel. Shop The Impeccable Pig for fashion forward women’s clothing at affordable prices and, for some major sparkle, Kendra Scott for jewelry and statement pieces. www.shopsaroundlenox.com

Outlet Shoppes at Atlanta

OUTLET SHOPPES AT ATLANTA

The Outlet Shoppes at Atlanta in Woodstock offers an outdoor shopping experience to the metro area and includes stores such as American Eagle Outfitters, Cole Haan, Chico’s Outlet, Columbia Sportswear, Le Creuset, J. Crew Factory and Michael Kors. www.theoutletshoppesatatlanta.com

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From top: Lenox Square; Atlantic Station; Outlet Shoppes at Atlanta.

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Located 45 minutes north of the city, this 86-acre community of outdoor retailers and restaurants is ready to welcome you safely. Furniture in common spaces has been spaced out for proper social distancing, making it

Take a walk on the Westside and stroll the trendy, industrial-chic offerings. Ann Mashburn, Anthropologie, Billy Reid, Design Within Reach, East Fork, and Serena & Lily are favorite stops. This mixed-use destination offers many shopping options for customers including appointment-only shopping, curbside pickup and local delivery. Please visit the Westside Provisions District website for individual retailer hours and practices. Plenty of restaurants surround the area for takeout or in-person dining. www.westsideprovisions.com

Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza

Although not outdoors, Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza are two of Buckhead’s high end shopping areas, located on the corner of Peachtree and Lenox roads. Expect some stores and restaurants to offer curbside pickup and delivery. Apple, Zara, Psycho Bunny, Neiman Marcus and luxury retailers Tory Burch, Prada and FENDI lead the pack at Lenox while Phipps boasts Tiffany & Co., Saks Fifth Avenue, Nordstrom, Lucky Brand and Gucci. www.simon.com

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Atlanta Braves

Fans of the longest continuously operating franchise in Major League Baseball can expect to find abundant action this season, as the team hosts its home opener versus the Philadelphia Phillies at Truist Park April 9. Be on the lookout for new players, including veteran starting pitchers Charlie Morton and Drew Smyly. Special promotions include giveaways featuring a Braves cap May 7; Bobblehead recognizing 2020

Atlanta United FC

The city’s Major League Soccer team gets things rolling in April at MercedesBenz Stadium with new head coach Gabriel Heinze, a former Argentine international as a player and one of the top coaches coming out of South America. The team returns a talented roster featuring Josef Martinez, Ezequiel Barco, Miles Robinson and Brad Guzan.

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National League MVP Freddie Freeman May 23; and two-part Ozzie Albies and Ronald Acuña Jr. “Braves Win” set June 2 and 16. Truist Park is part of The Battery Atlanta, an outdoor, mixed-use complex that surrounds the park. Dine or gather takeout at restaurants such as Terrapin Taproom and Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q (try the smoked wings), El Super Pan, C. Ellet’s and Superica. www.braves.com

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From baseball to soccer, Atlanta’s sports lineup has plenty of exciting action that’s sure to keep you on the edge of your seat from March through May. Here are some of the must-see happenings.

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Of special note: Atlanta United qualified for the Scotiabank Concacaf Champions League for the third consecutive year, with the region’s top international club competition taking place April 6-8. It’s the new fan wear! Thanks to Piedmont Healthcare partners, branded face coverings will be distributed to all guests in attendance for Atlanta United matches. Mercedes-Benz Stadium has a cashless policy and accepts only credit or debit cards for transactions. www.atlutd.com The second half of the team’s 20202021 schedule had not yet been released at press time, but some of the upcoming home opponents scheduled for this season at State Farm Arena include Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors, the defending Eastern Conference Champion Miami Heat, two-time defending MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks, and Zion Williamson and the New Orleans Pelicans. State Farm Arena is the first sports and entertainment venue in the country to successfully become Sharecare Health Security Verified. Only credit or debit cards are accepted for payment and masks are required. www.nba.com/hawks

Rugby ATL

The Southeast’s only professional rugby team is ready to take Atlanta by

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storm. The RATLERS’ first Major League Rugby 2021 season opener match is set for March 20 against the Toronto Arrows at the Rugby ATL Stadium at Life University’s Lupo Family Field in Marietta, with both teams uniting to celebrate First Responders Day by honoring local police, fire and EMT workers. The Rugby ATL team is made up of team members from around the world. Pathway 404 is a program within the RATLER Nation that provides regional coaches and players the opportunity to accelerate their first step on the pitch and gives resources for individual development. www.rugbyatl.rugby

Georgia Tech Basketball

The men’s basketball team plays its final home game of the regular season March 2 against the Duke Blue Devils at McCamish Pavilion (although no public tickets will be sold). www.ramblinwreck.com

For the most up-to-date information on game times and precautions put in place in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, please visit the individual websites.

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Y’ALL COME BACK

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BACK If you enjoyed your stay, please come back to celebrate the next season in Atlanta.

This summer, discover new ways to tour our city from those who know it best: the locals. Take some time for intown shopping, attractions and outdoor dining. Soccer and baseball season continue, and day trips will help you explore the beauty of Atlanta. Be on the lookout for more information about these two major events:

AJC PEACHTREE ROAD RACE

July 3-4 The 52nd edition of this annual 10K race is planned for two days this year, with a virtual option available. www.peachtreeroadrace.org

MLB ALL-STAR GAME

July 13 The 2021 Major League Baseball All-Star Game will be held at the home of the Atlanta Braves, Truist Park. https://www.mlb.com/braves/fans/all-star-game

AJC Peachtree Road Race

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Restaurants & Retail: Mon - Sat, 6am - 6pm (hours vary) Sunday openings and extended hours may vary according to merchant, special events and convention activity. Please contact merchants directly for specific operating hours.

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