Roswell Magazine - September 2020 by Local Life Publishing

Roswell SELF-CARE DURING A PANDEMIC| REAL ESTATE | RETIREMENT LIVING | CBD

SEPTEMBER 2020 | Vol. 6 | Issue 9 $5 Get OUT(side) - 900 acres to play!

Can CBD ease your pandemic disorder?

To thine own self-care be true. 20 in 2020!

Renew Day Spa® is celebrating 20 years in business and sponsored this ‘Self-care during a pandemic’ issue - September 2020. @roswellmagazine

-1

Outdoor spaces deserve outstanding service.

Like you, weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve worked hard to get where we are. With over 20 years of unparalleled customer service, the only thing more important to us than our Landscape Design & Installation Hardscape Services Irrigation Design & Installation

REGISTERED LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT ON STAFF

2 - myroswellmagazine.com

reputation is bringing your vision to life. With help from Everglades Landscape Contractors, your favorite getaway can be as close as your backyard.

678.360.2784 | EvergladesLC.com |

@roswellmagazine

-3

4 - myroswellmagazine.com

E V RI

a d A

•

D E

C U S

E C

THE WORLD AROUND US IS CHANGING

OUR MISSION REMAINS THE SAME As we embark on a new school year TCS is committed to an amazing experiential learning environment while adapting to necessary changes.

“

the ability to adapt to change opens doors of opportunity.” — Dr. Steven Palmer

Head of School, The Cottage School

”

Visit WWW.COTTAGESCHOOL.ORG for more enrollment information and our standard of care plans. @roswellmagazine

-5

S U M M E R

V I B E S

$35 Brazilian Wax Special

6 - myroswellmagazine.com

Andie Gwaltney

Alex Wynacht

Trainer

Chad Dauphinais Trainer

Jill Phillips Muccio Trainer

Joe Schreiber Trainer

Julian Amedee

Director of Sports Performance

MEET OUR TRAINERS “Without the accountability of a personal trainer, I never would have reached my goals.” —John D.

Kathy Wentzel Trainer

Lisa Weltsch Trainer

Maxwell Casbon Manager

$99 ROSWELL STRONG Unlimited Bootcamp Special 770-587-2389

Mizelle Sarno Trainer

Myles Mclin Trainer

Rick Banks Owner

Lauren Loke Trainer

Robert Haddocks Trainer

FULL CLASS SCHEDULE / MEMBERSHIP INFO:

SFXFITNESS.COM

925 Woodstock Rd., Roswell, GA (Behind Mellow Mushroom)

SEPTEMBER 2020

Publisher's Editorial & CreativePost Director LETTER FROM THE

HEY, ROSWELL... HOW ARE YOU? And be totally honest – are you hanging in there, or are you hanging by a thread? We are constantly being reminded, consciously or not, that we have to keep going, keep grinding, keep pushing to maintain our livelihoods. We are expected to resume business as usual, if only to keep our heads above water, but we all know things are still not “as usual.” As the days drag on and the weeks fly by, the path of least resistance is not what you’d expect – it’s much easier to get swept up in responsibilities outside ourselves than it is to stop, drop and nap. "An object in motion stays in motion," but people are a different story. Each of us has unique limits, and it’s in our best interest not to push them. Our advice? Give yourself a break before your body does it for you. Self-care should be the first on your list of priorities. You're there for everyone else, so remember to be there for yourself. After all, you can't pour from an empty cup! Self-care is more than a bimonthly bubble bath and a glass of wine; it requires routine. Even then, staying hydrated and and well-rested are just basics. Life is tough right now, and we need a little more TLC "than usual." Call in sick to catch up on sleep. Turn your phone on airplane mode and go “screenless” for an entire day. Clear your schedule and book a day at the spa (When you do, we recommend the whole enchilada – facial, massage, aromatherapy, mud wrap, body polish, the works!).

Don't think of self-care as a "treat," but rather a long-term regimen to keep you feeling good and functioning like a welloiled machine. In a city well-known for its entrepreneurs, the thought of going off the grid (even temporarily) might make us grip our phones a little bit tighter... Instead of brushing off the idea completely, let's adopt self-care as a lifestyle. Let's learn to enjoy life guilt-free, and not take ourselves so seriously. Let's look for ways to incorporate stress relief into our busy schedules. Remember, the optimal worklife balance includes plenty of F-U-N! Regardless of what you consider self-care, Roswell offers a rich variety of opportunities to relax and enjoy yourself. Whether you're floating down the Chattahoochee; exploring the menu at a new restaurant on Canton Street; hiking the Vickery Creek trail; kicking back for a show at Lucky's LIVE! Backyard; brewery-hopping between Gate City and Variant with your coworkers; or trying your hand at all the Summer Sips, there is no shortage of self-care (or fun) to be had in our city. Considering that's the shortlist, we have no excuse not to relax in Roswell. Take care!

Danielle

ROSWELL MAGAZINE is published by Local Life Publishing, LLC 1255 Canton Street, Roswell, GA 30075 Founder, Publisher Publisher/Editorial Director REGINA BARKLEY Assistant: Laurel Mitelman Associate Publisher DEBRA BEMBENEK Creative Director Editorial & Creative Director DANIELLE BARTLING Assistant: Nicole Moreno Development Coordinator NICOLE SHEA Interns - 2020 NICOLE MORENO LAUREL MITELMAN Operations Manager SALLY ELLISON ON THE COVER Renew Day Spa® Do you LIKE us? Then go public about it. @roswellmagazine on FB, TW & IG. Own a local business? Advertise with us to reach Roswell and Milton customers. Roswell Magazine - debra@locallifepublishing.com Milton Life - nicole@locallifepublishing.com Roswell Magazine is published 12x per year in Roswell, Georgia. The adverstisements and articles in this publication are not necessarily those of the publisher. We will make mistakes. We're human like you. So, please take it easy on us when we do. No part of this magazine may be reproduced without written consent from the publisher; however, sharing content from our website or social sites is encouraged!

Subscribe!

www.myroswellmagazine.com/subscribe

BIG NEWS! Roswell Magazine is published 12X per year

8 - myroswellmagazine.com

Make a Difference in Your Community! The City of Roswell is NOW RECRUITING AmeriCorps members to support Roswell youth in after-school programs. Bi-weekly living allowance & other national service benefits available.

Learn more & apply today:

www.roswellgov.com/AmeriCorps

@roswellmagazine

-9

We have re-opened and would love to see you in the store as soon as you feel safe.

Over 140 dealers offering antiques, vintage clothing and furnishings, books, crystal, lighting, collectibles and original art.

Celebrate our 10th Anniversary with us, EVENING IN THE CITY - THURS. SEPTEMBER 24 the whole month of May! Always the last Thursday of the month from 6-9pm! SHOP ONLINE! Search #cityantiquesroswell on Facebook Marketplace!

City Antiques and Interior Arts is the largest Antique Mall in Roswell. 23,000 THINK ROSWELL sqftfilledwithantiques,collectiblesand vintage items from over 140 sellers. 700 Holcomb Bridge Rd, Roswell GA 30076 - (770) 645-2525 | www.cityantiques.com

Mon-Sat 10-6p and Sun Noon-6p. | @cityantiquesandinteriorarts | #cityantiquesroswell

Trust Joanne Curtin, to sell your home. The Curtin Team calls Roswell home, and we know what makes this town unique. Our team is experienced in marketing to buyers looking for the great amenities Roswell has to offer.

Find out how we can help you! Direct: 678-287-4848 // www.curtinteam.com THANK YOU for helping us reach $500 million in home sales volume serving 1600 home buyers & sellers like you.

Selling homes in Roswell for 20 years.

What makes Joanne and the Curtin Team special? Success: Joanne has consistently been ranked one of the top Realtors not only in Roswell but also in the top 1% of all agents in Keller Williams Realty nationwide.

NEW LISTING

UNDER CONTRACT

Custom built Colonial, minutes to Canton St. Visit www.CurtinTeam.com for details

Under contract, multiple offers! Visit www.CurtinTeam.com for details

SOLD

Chickering – 915 N. Abbeywood Sold in 6 days after 77 days with another brokerage

Steeplechase – 275 Autumn Wood Ln $1.1K over asking price in 5 days, Multiple offers

SOLD

River Lake Shores - 145 River Lake Full price, sold in 11 days

Stonegate –100 Fernwater Managed home transformation, sold in 90 after 3 years listed with 4 other brokerages

SOLD

Northcliff – 1555 Northcliff Sold 99% of asking in 12 days when 2 other brokerages failed over 6 months

Historic Roswell – 849 Mimosa Blvd Sold for full price

695 Mansell Rd Ste. 120 Roswell, GA 30076

Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned & operated

Results: Joanne sells homes on average of 99% of list price and 14x more homes than the average Realtor. The numbers prove your property will be sold quickly, with the least amount of hassle and for top dollar. Education: Joanne has a Masters in Education, and her love of learning and teaching has continued into real estate. In addition to attending training throughout the year, Joanne is a sought after trainer in her own right and hosts educational workshops for clients to learn about investing, home trends, and real estate best practices. Rooted in Community: Joanne strives to be a great neighbor first. Through her non-profit organization, she supports the Roswell Community through the School Meal Program and other local charities. By sponsoring an entrepreneurial scholarship at Roswell High School each year, Joanne and her husband Tom (RHS class of ‘91) support young minds.

Marketing: We don’t just list homes; we market them. We will make sure your home is marketed to potential buyers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We will customize a marketing plan to reach the types of buyers most likely to purchase your home. Teamwork: Each of our agents and staff members specializes in their core competency, ensuring every phase of the process runs like clockwork. Compare that to a jack-of-all- trades solo agent attempting to do it all. Home transformation: Our team includes a Home Transformation Director and Stager. We will assist with everything from light staging to a full home reno to maximize your return on investment. We efficiently coordinate trusted contractors and local vendors to prepare your home for sale. If the idea of preparing your home for sale is overwhelming, we can help!

If your property is currently listed with a Realtor and/or you are currently represented exclusively by a Realtor, please disregard this notice. It is not our intention to solicit the offerings of other Brokers.

Broker: 678.287.4800 @roswellmagazine

- 11

THE RED DIVA represents the

TOP 10% of Roswell Realtors

RED DIVA R E A L

E S T A T E

MICHELLE KING SLATER

RED DIVA REAL ESTATE REALTOR®

C: 770.866.0041 O: 678.287.4800 michellekingslater@kw.com Each office is independently owned and operated.

695 Mansell Road, Suite 120 • Roswell • GA 30076

THE RED DIVA REVIEW

Downsizing is out. Upsizing is in. BY MICHELLE KING SLATER

COVID-19 is motivating many people to move. With everyone at home, families

$504K

are bursting at the seams, and because schools are virtual, buyers and sellers

151

can continue to move well into the fall and winter without a disruption in their children’s schooling.

The HOT summer market will STAY HOT into the fall and winter.

$470K

I speak from personal experience. I recently listed my own home and purchased

145

another home because of COVID-19. My family has needed/wanted to move into a larger home for years. The recent state of “stay at home” kids and careers had pushed our family of five to the max in our 2,200 square foot home. How many of you can relate? Since March, I’ve been running my business out of our spare bedroom while three kids, just feet away, make a lot of noise in virtual school. Meanwhile, my husband

has been holed up in the dining room for his day of Zoom calls for work. We found the home of our dreams in Horseshoe Bend. We sold our current home after ONE DAY on the market! AND we locked in a mortgage rate of just 2.9%. The sellers were moving as a result of COVID-19 as well. Because they each have

$464K

busy careers, they decided to move closer to their parents who offered to help facilitate virtual school for their three little ones. How can I help you upsize? Give me a call at 770-866-0041 and let's set up a

98.8%

Zoom call, or meet for a cup of coffee on Canton Street to discuss your real estate questions.

Meet MICHELLE SLATER a.k.a. the RED DIVA

*The above statistics reflect the past 30 days in Roswell according to research by Red Diva Real Estate.

Michelle knows real estate, and she definitely knows Roswell. Her expertise is rooted in a sincere passion for strengthening the community. In all her professional and philanthropic work, Michelle genuinely cares about making our town a better place to live. Not only does Michelle ensure her clients get the most value out of their sale or purchase, she puts in effort to preserve historic homes and buildings in the area. She also sings in the Roswell band, "Chattahoochee Rhythms."

Photo - Chattahoochee River by Nathan Sears @roswellcreekways

To thine own self-care be t

It’s not just trendy to take some ‘self-care’ time, it’s necessary. If you have children, a spouse, a parent, sibling or friend who you are responsible for, then it’s imperative for you put your self-care first, especially while walking bravely through all of the new COVID19 challenges. Roswell makes it so easy and convenient for you to care about yourself! 14 - myroswellmagazine.com

true.

INSIDE

September

Letter from Danielle p8 AmeriCorps Roswell p9 Letter from the Editorial Director p8 Real estate market report p12 Act like a tourist p16 Deep Roots Wine p18 Renew Day Spa can to help you self care, p20 Roswell Arts Fund needs our support p24 CBD Store and More (SAM) p26 CBD: FAQs p30 Howâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s your middle - belly fat appearing? p32 Senior and retirement living p34 Safe & Social p38 10 Lucky years! p40 Farmers Market - Whats new? p42 10U40 â&#x20AC;&#x201D; awards event still up in the air, p45 900 acres of self-care opportunities p48 Vickery Creek, 50 Seven Branches, 50 Chattahoochee National Forest, 50 Roswell Riverwalk, 51 Chattahoochee Nature Center, 51 Nantahala Outdoor Center, 51 Waller Park & Hog Waller Creek p52 Oxbo Trail p53 Restaurant Guide p54 Short Takes p60 Mellow Mushroom, 60 RMF2020. 60 Historic District Master plan,60 Americorps in Roswell p61 Roswell in Print p61 Selfie wall at City Antiques p62

@roswellmagazine

- 15

Enjoy a "staycation" with your loved ones in Roswell during the last week of summer (and the last month of Summer Sippin') with this local itinerary. Remember to wear masks and maintain social distancing when possible.

DAY 1 • Saturday, September 12

LE BISTRO | CHICKEN SALAD

Breakfast – Gracious Plenty Bakery and Breakfast. Morning Excursion – Walk the Roswell Farmers Market, open 8am - noon. Lunch – Le Bistro at Roswell Provisions. Try their Summer Sippin' "Bourbon Peach Smash." Afternoon – Check in to the Doubletree Hotel by Hilton. This hotel is central to everything in Roswell and offers the right amount of vacation-level luxury. Or, for a little less, stay at the Holiday Inn, Holiday Inn Express or Best Western Plus. Kick back, rest for a while, then shower and get dressed to go out. Take an Uber to dinner, and wear your masks – "No mask, no ride." Dinner (French) – Bistro VG. Try their Summer Sippin' "Floradora" cocktail.

DAY 2 • Sunday, September 13 Breakfast – Enjoy a hearty breakfast at Eggs Up Grill, then drive across the street for self-care. Morning Excursion – Relax for a pampering session at Renew Day Spa (must book in advance). Lunch – Light sandwich at The Fickle Pickle or Plum Street Cafe. Afternoon Excursion – Stop by 1920 Tavern for drinks and live music from 2-6pm. Be sure to try and rate their Summer Sippin' cocktail, "Rowdy in Roswell." Dinner (Tapas) – Zest. Try their Summer Sippin' "Cucumber Watermelon Mint Mule." ZEST | SUMMER SIPPIN' MINT MULE

DAY 3 • Monday, September 14 Breakfast – Thumbs Up Diner. Morning Excursion – 10am Outdoor Yoga at the Chattahoochee Nature Center pavilion, hosted by Plum Tree Yoga. $20 online registration required. If you'd like to stay and explore the Nature Center, general admission tickets must be purchased in advance as well. Lunch (Sushi) – Monkey 68 or Pearl Raw Bar or Tokyo Bay Buffet. On your way back to the hotel, you'll pass by City Antiques, so pull over and take a photo with Roswell's selfie wall! Afternoon – Relax back at the hotel, shower and nap, then get dressed and ready for dinner. Dinner – Peach and the Porkchop. Try their Summer Sippin' "Watermelon Margarita." CITY ANTIQUES | SELFIE WALL

16 - myroswellmagazine.com

DAY 4 • Tuesday, September 15 Breakfast – Scooter’s Coffee. Get your energy up for the day with their Summer Sippin’ entry, "Blood Orange Red Bull Infusion." Morning Excursion – Hike the Vickery Creek Trail at Roswell Mill (about 5 miles round trip). Lunch – Chipper’s Pub. Don't forget to try their "Frozen Moscow 'Mill.'" Afternoon – Retreat to the hotel, shower, take a nap and relax before dinner. Dinner – The Mill Kitchen & Bar just off of Roswell’s Town Square. Sip on their "Black Thai." Evening Excursion – Movie at Aurora Cineplex or Studio Movie Grill or Movie Tavern. PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE | ROSWELL MILL

DAY 5 • Wednesday, September 16 Breakfast – Crazy Love Coffee House to try their Summer Sippin' Samoa Cookie Iced Latte. Morning Excursion – NONE! Sleep in until lunch. Lunch (Tavern/Grille) – Houck’s Grille or Marlow’s Tavern. Afternoon Excursion – Stroll the art galleries and antique shops in the Historic District, then get a quick pick-me-up coffee at Land Of A Thousand Hills. Early Dinner – Osteria Mattone. Try and rate their "Pomp and Circumstances" cocktail. Evening Excursion – Walk over to Vintage Frozen Custard for a cool treat (open until 8). VININGS GALLERY

DAY 6 • Thursday, September 17

VAS KOUZINA | LAMB CHOPS

Breakfast – The Flying Biscuit Cafe. Morning Excursion – Fringe Mini Golf. Lunch (Greek) – VAS Kouzina. Cool off with their "Muse" cocktail – it comes with a popsicle! Afternoon Excursion – Shopping! Downtown Roswell: Spirited, HoneyButter, Serendipity, La Bella Vie, Steel and Cotton, Roswell Provisions, Deep Roots Wine Market and a quick pick-meup coffee at Crazy Love Coffee House. Dinner (BBQ & Cajun) – Bayou'Q Bistreaux & Bar on Canton. Share a bucket of Swamp Juice! Evening Excursion – Walk down Canton Street and grab drinks wherever you hear music.

DAY 7 • Friday, September 18 Breakfast – Another Broken Egg Cafe. Morning – Go back to the hotel and relax – you'll need some rest before tonight's live shows! Lunch – Lucky’s Burger & Brew or Big Oak Tavern. Early Afternoon Excursion – Stick around for Lucky's LIVE! music in the Backyard. Happy Hour(s) – Hit your favorite brewery! Gate City or Variant in Downtown Roswell. Dinner – Have a late dinner at Foundation Social Eatery. Try and rate their "What's The Dillio?" Evening Excursion – Go to where music lives! JUSTIN performs at Gypsy Rose 9pm-midnight. LUCKY'S LIVE! BACKYARD

We get it, you're human, and this will be quite a busy week! If you wind up too tired to go out one night, there's nothing wrong with ordering food for delivery. Just make sure to think local first when you're deciding what to eat. Keep in mind, many local restaurants offer online ordering and curbside pickup in case you feel like going for a short drive! Substitute any meal for pizza: Wildslice, Johnny’s, Carlisles, Your Pie, Flippin Pizza, Pizzeria Lucca. Substitute any evening activity with a movie at Aurora or Studio Movie Grille or Movie Tavern.

@roswellmagazine

- 17

WINE MARKET & TASTING ROOM

In the market for your new favorite hangout? Well we have just the place for you! Deep Roots is a retail Wine

Their tasting room, bar and lounge seating has an excellent laid back atmosphere. With 32 wines available

Market & Tasting Room featuring Domestic wines located in Historic Roswell. Guests can enjoy a self

to taste via smart card operated wine station machines and over 300 different wines in stock, you will never run

service tasting tour of wine country at Wine Station machines while browsing a broad selection of retail wines. Shop by the taste, by the glass or by the bottle(s)!

out of new wines to experience. Craft beer is also offered on tap and sparkling wines available by the glass.

770-676-6146

18 - myroswellmagazine.com

www.deeprootswine.com

info@deeprootswine.com

1055 Canton Street, Suite 100 | Roswell, GA

The Deep Roots Patio has become a Roswell local favorite on most afternoons and evenings. The shop has created a comfortable gathering spot where friends and family can toast a special occasion, relax after a long week, or just run in to quickly grab a bottle of wine for dinner. Deep Roots is also the perfect unique location for your next event! Host a bridal shower, birthday party, corporate event, fundraiser, or just a fun friends night out! You may be wondering how this trendy wine bar came about. Owner Dana Gurela developed a passion for wine after her first visit to Napa in 2009. When Dana and husband Todd moved to the San Francisco Bay Area in 2012, she turned that passion into an obsession. Gurela enrolled in wine school and began working in wineries. She became a certified California Wine Appellation Specialist via the San Francisco Wine School and has obtained Wine and Spirits Education Trust Level 2 certification from the Napa Valley Wine Academy. After living in the San Francisco Bay Area for five years, Gurela knew it was time to return home to her family in Georgia, but not without bringing a little piece of wine country with her. The name Deep Roots recognizes the vines' struggle to survive in the vineyard and the connection to family here in Georgia. There are so many amazing new wines to discover! What are you waiting for?

@roswellmagazine

- 19

4347 Shallowford Rd, Marietta, GA 30062 â&#x20AC;˘ www.renewdayspa.com 20 - myroswellmagazine.com

Self-care in the age of COVID? Absolutely.

The staff are taking all precautions necessary to ensure a clean and healthy environment during the ongoing pandemic, including additional cleaning and disinfecting in common areas and treatment rooms, protocols to pace the flow of guests into and

“Take care” is more than just a parting phrase, it’s a

around the spa, and updated appointment times to allow for

call-to-action. When life gets overwhelming, the last thing

social distancing.

you should do is slip backwards into a mindset of helplessness. “Doing your part” means taking care of yourself. Consider your

“The comfort, health and peace of mind of all clients and staff is

self-care routine an investment in your mental, physical and

my number one priority,” says Rebecca Curtis, owner and

spiritual wellbeing.

entrepreneur. "We are following all CDC guidelines and are keeping everything pristine clean for our staff and our clients."

Whether you are feeling stressed, or simply feeling overdue for some R & R, don't wait until you reach the point of burnout.

Each staff member is required to wear a mask at all times, and

No one is better equipped to help you than the team of profes-

has their temperature taken and logged prior to their sched-

sionals at Renew Day Spa®. This 12,000-square-foot, full-service,

uled session time. Clients are asked to call from the parking lot

aesthetic, luxury day spa is situated at the border of Roswell

and wait to be greeted at the door to check their temperature,

and Marietta, and is celebrating 20 years of outstanding service.

use hand sanitizer, and complete a COVID questionnaire and any other intake forms, prior to being taken directly to their

Renew Day Spa® lives up to its name. The moment you step foot

treatment room. Each room is thoroughly sanitized in between

in the lobby, you can leave your troubles at the door and feel GUESS WHO? embraced by an atmosphere of healing and tranquility. Renew’s

guests.

highly-trained team of licensed massage therapists and estheti-

“We want this to be a true oasis for you to forget about

cians can lift the weight of the world off your shoulders, at least

everything but you." Schedule two or more day spa or medispa

for a little while, and make sure you leave feeling brand new.

services per visit to deepen your sense of calm. Make use of the ambient relaxation rooms to rest and regroup in between services. @roswellmagazine

- 21

"We offer the jungle room, the parrot room, a soothing study

Renew Day Spa® offers at-home skin care regimens for those

and an aroma therapeutic tea room," says Rebecca. "We

who prefer to pamper remotely under the guidance of Renew’s

also offer the use of our complimentary sauna and showers,

highly-educated estheticians.

so don’t forget to reserve these whenever you book your pampering session." Renew's extensive range of healing skin and body treatments include aromatherapy, skin glow body polish, detoxifying or hydrating mud wraps, body boosters, and a variety of anti-aging facials and massage styles. If you can't choose between a Swedish massage, deep tissue or a CBD signature massage, switch it up and schedule a different one each visit. To shed your unwanted pandemic hair growth, schedule a consultation for protective waxing or laser hair reduction. Achieve the “glow” of a healthy face with diamond-tip microdermabrasion, microneedling and dermaplaning services. You’ll love the face staring back at you in all those Zoom meetings! For a more robust, medical approach to facial sculpting, Renew Day Spa® hosts “Wow Me Wednesdays” on the third Wednesday of every month. BOTOX® and Juvederm injections are available by appointment only, and conducted by Renew’s Medical Director and State-Board-Certified Cosmetic and Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Sheldon Lincenberg.

"Come away and forget about the pandemic, refresh, relax and rejuvenate. We need it now more than ever.”

To schedule your self-care appointment, call 770-998-8592. For more information and a comprehensive list of services, please scan the QR code with your smartphone or visit their website: www.renewdayspa.com

Owner and Entrepreneur Rebecca Curtis has a background in chiropractic, nutrition, emotional healing and wellness coaching. She always dreamt of opening her own spa and wellness center, “where clients could come and find sanctuary for their tired mind and body, and rest for their soul.” She put this dream on hold to raise her four kids in St. Petersburg, Florida, where she helped to build someone else’s wellness center dream. The tide turned in 2014 when Rebecca met and married her soulmate, husband and partner Michael. Together they moved to Georgia and were offered the chance to realize this long-awaited business opportunity. “I will always be so filled with gratitude for Tom and Lyn Winegar, the founders, caretakers and visionaries of my lofty dream for all these years, making it an easy turnkey transition of ownership."

22 - myroswellmagazine.com

Be productive without the distractions of working from home.

LEARN MORE

Secured and sanitized coworking space on Canton Street! LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED Canton Street business address, plenty of parking, walk to restaurants and shops. Included:

To schedule a tour to view the space, please call (404) 729-5862 Workspace | 1255 Canton St., E, Roswell GA 30075 | www.workspaceroswell.com

RENEW DAY SPA®

Client Testimonials

"I've been enjoying wonderful, relaxing massages every few months at Renew for several years now. I love the serene beauty of the place and the staff are exceptional. I always leave refreshed and rejuvenated. Highly recommended!" – Joyce Morris Davis

"By far the best massage and experience I have ever had. From when we first entered the spa until we left. Everyone was very attentive and even the owner came by just to speak and let us know if we needed anything to let her know. We will definitely be back!" – Kelvin Armstrong

"Renew Day Spa is absolutely wonderful. I was there this week for the first time and booked several services. I was amazed at the awesome pampering I received. My massage was super relaxing - I almost fell asleep and my facial was fabulous. The staff treated me like a princess. I met the owner. She couldn’t have been nicer

"My husband has been treating me to a gift certificate for

or more accommodating. I will return to this magical and beau-

at least 6 years and each time I go to Renew; I am honestly

tiful spa for sure. I highly recommend." – Terri Curtis Elliott

rejuvenated. The spa is excellent, you are treated special by everyone and the staff is amazing. I enjoy Renew immensely and recommend it to anyone." – Mary Kay Paolozzi

"We love Renew! Self-care has always been a priority in our family, so much so that before COVID we attended monthly! We will surely be back soon." – Marines F.

Listen to Mike>

ROSWELL ARTS FUND NEEDS OUR SUPPORT!

n the past few months we have been working diligently adapting our projects, expanding our collaborations, and keeping the community connected and engaged. In addition to digitizing many of our programs, we created new opportunities to bring joy and creativity to Roswell. • We continued to install and commission public art (click HERE for AAR virtual ribbon cutting), keeping the artists that rely on us supported. Listen to Mike> • We documented Roswell's collective response to the COVID19 crisis and created a digital repository of photographs. • The photos submitted by locals showcases the resilience and resourcefulness of our people and our local businesses.

24 - myroswellmagazine.com

• We collected creative resources for both the community and for local artists in need of relief. • We reimagined our pop-up performance series, first migrating it to a digital platform, and now launching a drive-in, distant but still social way to enjoy music together. • We are creating a new series of "pop-in" performances which involve transporting a stage on wheels for parking lot shows to be enjoyed from windows and balconies! • We will facilitate bringing artists to senior living centers and to higher risk groups of individuals. We really need help spreading the word and getting support, so we can continue to work to bring public art to Roswell!

A WINE C OUNTRY EXPERIENCE IN HISTORIC ROSWELL

D E E P | ROOTS WINE MARKET & TASTING ROOM 770-676-6146

www.deeprootswine.com

info@deeprootswine.com

1055 Canton Street, Suite 100 | Roswell, GA

@roswellmagazine

- 25

NEW KID IN TOWN: CBD STORE & MORE

26 - myroswellmagazine.com

Is relief in sight for your

‘pandemic anxiety’?

CBD Store & More opened in historic Roswell in April, despite the COVID19 pandemic because they knew their products would be needed now more than ever. BY REGINA BARKLEY

hen I first met Kevin Quirk in early January at a Roswell Next event held at Rock ‘N’ Taco, I told him I was curious about hemp-derived cannabidiol (or “CBD” as it is most commonly known) and its uses; however, not curious enough to go out of my way to seek more information. This changed when I started a conversation with Kevin, the new proprietor of CBD Store and More on Canton Street, a hometown provider of high-quality CBD products. Naturally, I took the opportunity to ask my questions from someone who’s an expert on the subject. What exactly is CBD? What are the side effects? How long does it take to work? How will I know it’s working? How do I determine my dosage? He thoroughly – and patiently – explained the latest research and benefits associated with CBD before summarizing, “It affects each in-

dividual differently.” CBD may help one person by alleviating anxiety, another by diminishing symptoms of PTSD, or another by aiding in a better night’s sleep. A friend of mine told me that his joint and arthritis pain has completely disappeared since he began taking CBD; and another good friend with MS (multiple sclerosis) said CBD has calmed her tremors. It’s the same thing medical doctors say when prescribing medicine, “It affects each individual differently.” That’s the only answer that makes any sense to me anyway. I took that as a challenge, a great mystery that needed to be solved to find out ‘if ’ and/or ‘how’ it might help me. I purchased my first product – a CBD-infused [salve/lotion] – and rubbed it into the muscles in my shoulders and neck for some relief. I don’t know why I was surprised when it worked

@roswellmagazine

- 27

NEW KID IN TOWN: CBD STORE & MORE

Georgia on their minds... Business decisions involving vendors and suppliers are carefully considered because the owners are passionate about supporting and serving local communities and farmers within Georgia - beginning with its flagship location in Roswell, thinking local first is a part of every decision made at CBD SAM. as well as my BioFreeze or Icy Hot (but without the pungent smell). I’ve also experienced other positive changes in my health and wellbeing since starting CBD; and it is now a permanent part of my self-care regimen.

state and federal guidelines, and the staff actually built an innovative "drive-through" program, utilizing the store’s back porch and a system of pulleys to deliver product without person-to-person contact.

CBD Store and More is a one-stop-shop for consumers who are looking for wellness alternatives for themselves - and their pets! Its focus is on providing local residents with a comprehensive education on CBD products, high-quality brands, and a “best in class” instore experience.

Other safety measures include online or telephone ordering, ensuring physical distancing requirements, and implementing individual consultations with new customers who don’t know where to begin in using CBD products.

Putting the focus on education is smart. I was/am curious to understand how it works in me, and if it would ease my anxiety in any noticeable way. And it helped me a lot. To ensure the safety of their employees and client-customers during the COVID-19 pandemic, CBD Store and More is working diligently to continue to comply with all city,

CBD Store and More offers products to consumers including its own Graceleaf brand which provides non-psychoactive cannabinoid products from hemp and CBD, which contain no THC. Other premium brands are sold as well, including Charlotte's Web, Papa & Barkley, and Motherhood Unstressed, a local Atlanta company.

products in Georgia. With an emphasis on helping Georgia farmers, Georgia patients, under-served communities across the state, Graceleaf ’s products, processing and retail outlets are uniquely positioned to make it a leader in connecting healthy brands and ingredients to consumers throughout Georgia. The CBD Store and More team is made up of people who have lived and done business in the state of Georgia for decades and are driven by a passion for seeing this industry thrive in a way that best serves the farmers, investors, and consumers across the state. A percentage of the proceeds from the grand opening was donated to Shadow Warriors Project, a charity supporting veterans. To learn more about CBD Store and More for yourself, visit graceleafcbd.com or Facebook and Instagram.

From seed to sale, Graceleaf is on mission to be the leading provider of hemp-derived CBD

Graceleaf products

NEW KID IN TOWN: CBD STORE & MORE

TOMMY WILLIAMS Senior Vice President of Retail Sales & Operations

KEVIN QUIRK, CEO Quirk’s long-term, holistic vision is to be the sustainable and positive change agent for cannabis in Georgia.

Why Roswell? Kevin Quirk explained to us why they chose Roswell as home to their flagship CBD and More store. It’s the same sentiments we hear from most new businesses that settle in on Canton Street: Kevin says of all the places in Georgia they considered, Roswell remained at the top of their list primarily because of its collaborative community vibe, fabulous community-wide events like Roswell

$49, Motherhood Unstressed Hemp balm, 500mg; $10, CBD for life infused bath ball - Lemongrass/Kiwi; $98, Motherhood Unstressed full spectrum CBD oil, 30ml

Music’fest, ALIVE in Roswell, Roswell Wine Festival, Roswell Beer Festival and Arts Festival. He explained how fantastic it’s been to be in historic Roswell on Canton Street because the people walking by are so friendly and curious. Kevin noticed many were trying to find a quicker route to Gate City Brewing, so he placed a sign out front letting people know they can

$30, THC-free CBD gummies - 10mg of CBD per gummy, BPA-free jar, 30 gummies processed from PCR hemp oil, beneficial terpenes and cannabinoids. Green Apple and Strawberry Lemonade.

use CBD SAM as a walk throughh shortcut to Gate City Brewing!! Plus, all of the downtown businesses help each other. Everyone knows everyone and watches out for each other’s spaces. Demographics played a key role in choosing Roswell, as well because CBD businesses attract customers who are local, forward-thinking, highly intelligent, with above averge income. That’s us! :-)

$6, CBD for Life hand sanitizing gel, 50 ml Stay clean and safe with this hand sanitizing gel, enhanced by the antibacterial properties of CBD.

- 29

FREQUENTLY ASKED

questions

WHAT IS CBD?

CBD, short for cannabidiol, is a chemical compound from the cannabis plant. It’s a naturally occurring substance that’s used in a variety of products. Unlike its tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), it’s does not give you the “high” that has been traditionally associated with cannabis. WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CBD & THC?

The plant Cannabis sativa has two primary species, hemp and marijuana. Both contain CBD, but there’s a much higher percentage in hemp, which also has very low (less than 0.3%) levels of THC compared to marijuana.

Broad spectrum CBD is a mix between Full Spectrum CBD and CBD Isolate. Like Full Spectrum CBD, the other compounds found within the plant are preserved in the extract; however, like CBD Isolate, THC is completely removed. Because Broad Spectrum CBD contains multiple cannabinoids, it can deliver the enhanced benefits of the “entourage effect,” without the risk of psychoactive effects of THC.

WHAT ARE THE VARIANTS OF CBD?

CBD isolate is the purest form of CBD, which is produced by removing all other compounds found in the plant including terpenes, flavonoids, plant parts, and other cannabinoids. CBD Isolate is typically extracted from Hemp, due to its low to non-existent THC-content.

There are three different types of CBD: Full Spectrum, Broad Spectrum and Isolate.

WHAT ARE SOME OF THE HEALTH BENEFITS OF CBD?

Full spectrum CBD is an extract that contains all compounds found naturally occurring in the cannabis plant including cannabinoids, terpenes, and essential oils which work together to magnify the therapeutic benefits of each individual cannabinoid. This is commonly referred to as the “entourage effect“.

Research is ongoing into the various applications of CBD and hemp products. We encourage our customers to research the potential benefits of CBD for themselves as well as visit our store to experience products which might be right for their lifestyle.

FREQUENTLY UN-ASKED

questions

WILL IT GET ME ‘HIGH’?

No. CBD will not get you high nor distort your mind because there is no THC in CBD. Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is the element in the cannabis that’s psychoactive. CBD is a different, naturally occurring compound that is completely nonpsychoactive, according to CBD Origin. Instead, it delivers healing properties of the plant without the negative effects of getting you high. ARE THERE ANY SIDE EFFECTS?

Even among people who used high doses of CBD, many smallscale studies have shown that adults tolerate a wide range of doses well. However, the most common side effect, according to Medical News Today, is tiredness, as well as some reports of diarrhea and changes in appetite or weight. It can take

anywhere from 20 minutes to two hours before the effects of CBD can be felt. DO I HAVE TO BE 18 TO PURCHASE CBD?

As mentioned above, without THC, CBD is available at countless places in person and online. A person who has access is allowed to purchase. However, Green Entrepreneurs listed a couple of best practices suggested by industry experts when doing so: Purchase from providers that have independent, third-party testing. ALSO, inquire about whether the CBD is made full-spectrum or isolate. Full-spectrum contains more compounds and nutrients.

Andie Gwaltney Trainer

Alex Wynacht

Chad Dauphinais

Trainer

Jill Phillips Muccio Trainer

MEET OUR TRAINE Kathy Wentzel Trainer

“Without the accountability of a personal I never would have reached my goals.” —J

Myles McLin Trainer, SFX Fitness

How’s your middle? Lisa Weltsch Trainer

Maxwell Casbon Manager

Mizelle Sarno Trainer

Myles Mclin Trainer

$99 ROSWELL STRONG

FULL CLASS SCHED You’re not the only one who has collected a little extra around the waist over the last five Unlimited Bootcamp Special SFXFIT months of quarantining, sheltering in place and working from home. Belly fat, however, is the most harmful because it’s protecting your vital organs. Here are some quick tips from 770-587-2389 925 Woodstock Rd.,Road. Roswell, GA (Be Myles McLin, a trainer at SFX Fitness (www.sfxfitness.com) off of Woodstock

By Myles McLin SFX Fitness, www.sfxfitness.com

It’s

healthy for your body to have some body fat. After all, fat can provide fuel for the muscles and brain, but all fat is not created equal. The fat you want to watch out for is visceral fat. This is the fat that is located in the abdominal cavity near vital organs such as the liver, stomach, and intestines. Having too much visceral fat can increase the chances of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and high blood pressure.

In order to combat the amount of excessive fat on the body there needs to be a balance with exercise and nutrition. Combine aerobic and strength training exercises to get the most out of your weight loss. High intensity interval training (HIIT) is a great example of aerobic and anaerobic systems being combined to blast body fat away. Working hard for a short amount of time and keeping your rest to a minimum will turn your body into a caloric burner. You can keep it simple with body weight exercises

or throw in some free weights. For instance performing body weight squats for 30 seconds and resting for 15s. Want to take it up a notch throw in a kettlebell with the squat and really get your sweat on! Losing fat doesn’t have to be boring and it can seem hard but if you exercise at least 5 hours a week (one NETFLIX series show a day). Eat clean whole foods (less ingredients the better) and don’t go overboard with diets, and stay consistent you will see that fat decrease. @roswellmagazine

- 33

WWelcome to Addington Place of Roswell A Brand New Senior Living Community Re-opening this Fall!

This Fall, Addington Place at The Mills is reopening as Addington Place of Roswell! We’ve completely remodeled and our community is fresh, bright and new. From the lobby and all apartments to the furniture, wall coverings, artwork and more – we’ve created a gracious new living space you won’t want to miss. Our person-directed approach to both Personal Care and Memory Care is shaped by respect and understanding of the unique lives of our residents. Our caring, compassionate staff, first-rate amenities and welcoming atmosphere make Addington Place a secure, enriching place to live. Reserve your new apartment NOW and receive our specially discounted Early Bird package:

• • • •

A portion of the community fee will be applied to your rent ($1,500 value) One year of free monthly visits to our beauty salon/barber shop ($600 value) One year of free personal laundry A total value of $3,000

Call for more information or to schedule a virtual tour. We’re here to help!

Addington Place of Roswell • 550 Barrington Drive • Roswell, GA 30075 770-626-4771 • AddingtonPlaceofRoswell.com

Adapting to the new normal. Senior living communities around Roswell are adjusting well!

By Sally Ellison

enior living activities programs ground to a halt when Covid-19 forced residents to self-isolate in their rooms starting in March. But in the time since, staff at retirement communities around Roswell have come up with a range of ways to keep residents entertained and engaged — an effort that becomes increasingly important as the pandemic drags on. Prior to the pandemic, senior living providers were focused on upgrading the resident experience to appeal to the next generation. Though most senior living providers are months into their Covid-19 measures, the disease’s unique pressures and uncertain duration affects the face of resident activities indefinitely. Local news has covered providers’ creativity, including meals to go and delivered, serving drinks and bowls of ice cream from a mobile cart, arranging hallway parties, and holding events outdoors. What used to be one activity director gathering everyone is now the chef handling the happy hours or the marketing

director joining in on the exercise. The CDC has recommended avoidance of group transportation, limited interaction and room entrance (virtual communications and check-ins are encouraged); residents are paired with a “buddy” in the facility who will check on them, ensuring that they are getting their needs met. This has led providers to tech-forward solutions, like St. George Village in Roswell’s new Youtube channel. An in-house production team delivers programming directly to residents’ mobile devices as a supplement to the provider’s Covid-19 activities schedule. Many senior living providers are budgeting extra time and money to build these forward-thinking programs, reinventing normal routines at a moment’s notice. Doing so is crucial to help residents — and staff — avoid the emotional toll of long-term social isolation. There is a human contact threshold, whether you’re serving a resident, or you’re a resident yourself. When Addington Place at The Mills enacted its Covid-19 infec@roswellmagazine

- 35

tion control measures earlier this year, fresh programming was needed to provide residents with a variety of activities to engage in each day. They began holding hallway entertainment sessions for residents to socialize and take part in music, games and other activities from their doorways. Addington also started delivering art supplies to stimulate creativity. While custom-made shows like “Music Mondays” (to showcase talent) are in place, residents can still participate in socially-distanced, one-on-one activities such as manicures, games, pet visits, crafts, exercise, video-chats and hair-pampering. St. George Village’s Facebook page states, “In [their] reopening phase, [they] are now working with clients to choose their floor plan and design and finish options,” as well as “allowing outside visitors (two immediate family members at a time) within apartments or outdoors, dining by reservation in the Lakeside Grille and resumption of some activities and wellness classes.” Addington has also taken festivities outside, where one-on-one visitations are set up with tables, chairs, and umbrellas, fit with

an outdoor rug! Addington hosts “Friday Afternoon Delight” and courtyard concerts and has moved their food drive to the main entrance. We’ve got incredible people pulling out all the stops to keep our seniors safe, connected and happy. LOCAL LOVING RETIREMENT LIVING

Addington Place 550 Barrington Drive, Roswel GA 30076 www.addingtonplaceofroswell.com

St. George Village 11350 Woodstock Rd, Roswell GA 30075 www.stgeorgevillage.com

Sterling Estates of East Cobb 4220 Lower Roswel Rd, Marietta GA 30068 www.sterlingestateseastcobb.com

Covid19 is surprisingly highlighting several of the advantages senior living communities really enjoy, like socialization to combat the isolation. This allows a much greater sense of normalcy in day-to-day activities. 36 - myroswellmagazine.com

A Retirement Community for

All Seasons

St. George Village, Roswell’s premier senior living community, is full of delightful discoveries in every time of year. Like our beautiful campus that beckons you to enjoy the walking trails, gardens, putting green and dog park in every season. Or our activities schedule that features events to challenge and nurture mind, body and spirit all year round. We are truly a community for all seasons…even a season of life that is uncertain. We have protocols in place to protect the health and safety of all who live and work here, in every situation. Our nonprofit status as a Life Plan Community ensures that our residents can live independently and actively with the security of knowing their financial assets are protected and the peace of mind that, if ever needed, they have guaranteed access to a continuum of care. We continuously create an environment that encourages our residents to be healthy and happy, and thrive in every season of life. You’re invited to learn more about all of the aspects that make St. George Village a retirement community for all seasons, even in times of uncertainty. Call 678-987-0409 for information, or visit us online at stgeorgevillage.org, and on Facebook and YouTube.

Roswell’s first senior living Life Plan retirement community 11350 Woodstock Road, Roswell, GA 30075 (678) 987-0410 | stgeorgevillage.org

AND

Sterling Estates Senior Living Community Winner: Best of Cobb "Assisted Living Community" 2019 & 2020

Sterling Estates of East Cobb is, quite literally, a living community – where seniors are empowered and enabled to maintain a healthy, holistic lifestyle and a desired level of independence. No stone was left unturned by the local owners/operators who designed a 10-acre campus worthy of their own loved ones. Designed with intention, this beautiful independent and assisted living neighborhood community with both cottages and apartments blends seamlessly with local landscape and architecture, resulting in a “look” that feels like home. “We wanted this to be a neighborhood first, that happened to have senior services,” says Partner Mike Brown. “In order to do that, you must have large acreage, you had to have expansive porches, patios, courtyards and sidewalks throughout. You must have different common places for people to go and to socialize. And now with the Covid-19 pandemic these amenities have become even more important to have for our residents and their families. We’re glad we built the community with all these features in place.”

At Sterling Estates, we can practice “social distancing” and not be socially isolated from each other. Residents are encouraged to be active and engaged, albeit six feet apart and with masks when inside the community’s common spaces, during this pandemic time. The staff uses the appropriate PPE at all times in their interactions with residents. Every precaution is being taken, but with such ample room, there remains a wealth of opportunities for enrichment and interaction with fellow residents at a responsible distance. These include; outside in the courtyard, on the porches and patios, or in the oversized, fine-dining room, where tables have been spread out and all can be served comfortably apart, or in the spacious activity room. While the pandemic persists, family visits continue and are currently taking place outside on the porches, patios and courtyards.

High-risk activities such as grocery or supplies shopping are delegated to staff members who help in the delivery by carefully disinfecting items to reduce unnecessary exposure, and then dropping the groceries off at residents’ cottage or apartment. These circumstances only highlight “the care and affection our staff has for the people who live here, and the care and affection that the residents have for the staff,” according to Brown. “The appreciation that the families have, the level of confidence that they express to us knowing their parents are safe, means the world to us.” At Sterling Estates of East Cobb, life is celebrated; relationships with family, friends and neighbors are valued; and residents are staying socially engaged and Sterling Strong.

With older adults being disproportionately at risk for COVID-19, Sterling has bolstered a transparent line of communication to keep residents and their families comforted and informed of every change. Fitness classes were transitioned outdoors, limited to a smaller number of residents in each class, and properly spaced to ensure the safety of all participants. A number of these classes are recorded on video and shared, giving people the option to participate in the comfort of their own living rooms. The indoor heated swimming pool continues to be used regularly by residents but with safe limits on number of residents in the pool at one time.

Assisted & Independent Living

•

For more informaton, please visit www.SterlingEstatesEastCobb.com or scan the QR code below using the camera on your smartphone:

SterlingEstatesEastCobb.com

•

678-946-4454

Safe. Social. Best of Cobb 2020 Assisted Living Community

Best of Cobb 2019 Assisted Living Community

WHAT NEW RESIDENTS & FAMILIES ARE SAYING: “Amid the pandemic, the Sterling team goes to great lengths to ensure safety and socialization for all. Mom is thriving!” – Kathleen D. “I love our outdoor visits with Mom on Sterling’s porches... they are relaxing and reassuring during these unsettling times.” – Mary L.

4220 Lower Roswell Rd, Marietta, GA 30068

“I am living an active and social life while well protected with fitting safeguards in place.” – John B.

Diane & Ernie Geyer and Lucky!

10 Lucky Years! By Danielle Bartling

ucky’s Burger and Brew in Roswell’s owners - Ernie and Diane Geyer’s first Lucky’s location opened in 2010. In the last 10 years, Lucky’s-Roswell has become part of the culture of Roswell, and the social-distance dining destination in our community. Today, Ernie owns three dog-friendly restaurants, and says, “When the pandemic hit, we were very thankful and fortunate to have just renovated; and now own Roswell’s largest outside artificial turf venue, furnished with picnic tables, a live stage, and swings along with our 4 season doghouse.” This has been an unusual year for all of Roswell’s restaurants. Managing Partner Ted Lescher held the 10-year anniversary party on the weekend of August 28-29, 2020 as a companion to their annual ‘End of Summer Bash.’ The festivities kicked off on Friday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony by the North Fulton Chamber of Commerce and Roswell Rotary, followed by a performance by East & Ward on Lucky’s LIVE! Stage. Saturday’s main event was sponsored by Gate City Brewing, and featured 40Hz on stage. Between sets, Ernie hosted the annual 2nd Place Cutest Dog Contest (Lucky himself takes first place every year, of course), and proceeds from

40 - myroswellmagazine.com

the contest benefited Golden Retriever Rescue of Atlanta. The most-liked, a.k.a. most-voted, dogs on Lucky’s Facebook paraded in front of the stage before the winner and runner-ups were chosen by the four judges: Councilman Matt Judy; Michelle Slater, the Red Diva Realtor; Dr. Marcus Smith from Chattahoochee Animal Clinic; and Marie Cole from GRRA. Guests brought their own picnic blankets and chairs to enjoy the evening safely outdoors with the right precautions in place. “The most important thing,” said Lescher, “was making sure that our customers were confident, and knew they were safe.” It was apparent to us that the staff at Lucky’s takes COVID-19 protocols very seriously. They were meticulous about sanitizing, wearing masks and keeping the seating chart Annie, Ted, Caroline Lescher in line with the CDC’s physical distance recommendations.

Lucky’s 10-Year, $10 “All-American” Anniversary Burger. @roswellmagazine - 41

#GiveLocal #LoveLocal

ROSWELL FARMERS MARKET | SATURDAYS, 8:30am to 1pm | City Hall parking lot Roswell Magazine’s mission is to help build a community in which every resident thinks local first. Stop by the Roswell Farmer’s Market on Saturday mornings and take home something unique, hand-crafted, produced by local farmers, artisans and entrepreneurs. Whether you’re shopping for yourself or someone else, always think local first!

In every community, the greatest, most sustainable act of love is supporting your neighbors (especially at a time like this). Give a local business owner the gift of your business, and take home something unique, something hand-crafted or produced by local farmers, artisans and entrepeneurs. Whether you're shopping for yourself or someone else, always think local first.

MARKET GOODS

Market Goods

Bee Wild | Honey | Order Online www.beewild.buzz The Chai Box | Loose Leaf Chai Blends www.thechaibox.com Cultured South | Fermented Foods & Drinks such as Golda Kombucha, Vegan Cashew Cheese, Fresh Fermented Veggies, Immune-Boosting Elixirs like Elderberry Syrup and Fire Cider. Text “Order” to 404-999-4148 or Order Online: www.culturedsouth.com Diana’s Specialties | Smoked Fish | Will deliver for an order of 3 or more Fish | Call: 678-429-1409 or Email: fitzgetc@gmail.com Farm Hounds | Dog Treats | Online Ordering Coupon: “TOGETHER” | www.farmhounds.com Fat Lady Baker | Baked Goods & Meals-to-go | www.fatladybaker.com

Meridian Lime Olive Oil Olea Oliva!

Apple Jack Bath Bom Lilly Sage Apothecary

Roswell Music’fest 2020 OCTOBER 17 Contact DEBRA@LOCALLIFEPUBLISHING.COM

LIVE MUSIC ISSUE >> OCTOBER

FARMERS

ARTISANS

Artisans

“What laughter is to the soul, soap is to the body.” We LOVE this lifted off local Lilly Sage Apothecary website! Take a moment for yourself. Elevate bathing from daily routine to ritual. It’s about more than pampering - it’s a celebration of you. Our handcrafted soaps, lotions and potions are locally made with care from ingredients you can pronounce.

Martin’s Garden www.martinsgardenacf.com

Sparkle

with Image Maids

North Fulton/Forsyth (770) 475-8700 Sandy Springs (770) 559-3264 Cobb/Cherokee (770) 627-4670

Residential | Office | Move-in/out | Insured & Bonded | www.imagemaids.com 44 - myroswellmagazine.com

- 19 -

10U40 is a community-wide nomInation, application and selection process, followed by an invitation only awards event in March to honor the selected top 10 individuals under the age of 40 who live or work in Roswell, and who exhibits servant leadership in the community and in their professions.

Meet the 2020 Top 10U40 Winners! AMBER WOOLFOLK MICHAEL AGURKIS TAYLOR SMITH

BRENDAN WALSH STEPHANIE CHRISTIANSEN JASMIN WILLIS ANDY WILLIAMS

JONATHAN GOLDEN BRIAN BORNGESSER DEBORAH PITTMAN

Learn more about these cool kats on the next couple of pages! @roswellmagazine

- 45

Photos by Tracy Hoexter, Write ups by Griffin Markwith

Brian Borngesser Brian Borngesser is co-owner, and co-founder, for Roswell’s Gate City Brewing Company (GCB), the current VP of the Georgia Craft Brewers Guild, and has served previously as its Educational Chair for the Guild. Brian is a board member with RoswellNEXT. Past affiliations include the Georgia Veterinary Medical Association, and STAR House, where he is involved in planning events like the Roswell Beer Festival.

Amber Woolfolk

Amber Woolfolk, graduated from Mercer University with a Bachelor of Applied Science in Organizational Leadership and then established Solve Cares Inc. and Solve Tutoring, (www.solvetutoring.com) which are designed to assist students from the third grade to twelfth grades to improve test scores, increase the student’s problem solving and critical thinking skills.

Michael Agurkis After graduating with a BBA in Banking & Finance from the University of Georgia, Michael Agurkis moved to Roswell to begin his career in financial services. For the fifteen years, he has helped his clients with financial planning and wealth management in his role with CommonWealth Financial Planners, he and took over as president, and owner of the firm, in 2019. His firm is responsible for over $150 million in client assets.

Brendan Walsh

In 2009, Brendan moved to Roswell to start his home building business, Lehigh Homes & Development (www.lehighinc.com) Lehigh builds brownstones, bungalows and custom homes, incorporating historical and artistic architectures and interiors, all designed for modern day living. The company’s first project was in Roswell, just off Canton Street and his company continues to build the majority of their homes around historic Roswell.

Stephanie Christiansen Stephanie graduated from the University of Tennessee with a degree in Speech Language Pathology, and now works as the Executive Director of STAR House Foundation. STAR House Foundation is a non-profit organization based in Roswell, that provides after-school tutoring and mentoring for at-risk children throughout North Fulton County, currently serve over 300 children.

46 - myroswellmagazine.com

Photos by Tracy Hoexter, Write ups by Griffin Markwith

Jasmin Willis Jasmin Willis is owner/proprietor of Gracious Plenty Breakfast and Bakery. Giving back to the community is not a part-time endeavor for Jasmin and her staff, giving back is a way of life. She is excited to begin plans to start her own charitable organization designed to feed high school students and teach them about the food industry. Jasmin was a featured chef at events for both No Child Hungry and the Giving Kitchen, organizations which help provide for the hungry.

Taylor Smith

Taylor Smith is a member of ELGL (Engaging Local Government Leaders) and GRPA (Georgia Parks and Recreation Association), and was recently awarded employee of the year. He believes in the importance of setting a good example for others. Through his work with Roswell Parks & Recreation, Taylor has the ability to impact the lives of countless Roswell citizens and he plans on continuing to make the most of this opportunity.

Andy Williams Andy Williams graduated from Georgia Southern University in 2006 with a BS degree in Tourism & Commercial Recreation, and he has served as executive director of Visit Roswell GA (RCVB) since January 2019. He has served as VP of Membership, VP of Finance, past President of GA Chapter of Meeting Professionals International and currently serves on the board of directors for the Georgia Association of Convention & Visitors Bureaus.

Deborah P ittman Deborah is a partner attorney at Miles, Hansford, and Tallant, a full-service law firm which specializes in several fields of litigation. She focuses mostly on Family Law, Criminal Defense, and Mediation Services; where her role is to professionally and compassionately represent her clients through some of the most difficult moments of their lives.

Jonathan Golden

Jonathan Golden earned his Bachelors degree in Exercise Physiology at Georgia College. Jonny runs a not for profit organization â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Do Good Initiativeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; through Land of a Thousand Hills coffee shop. DGI helps build flourishing communities with holistic solutions, seeking to meet social, economic, and spiritual needs in the most sustainable way possible. This year, with the help of over 30 Roswell businesses, the NGO opened a 3,000 square foot medical facility in a remote area of Rwanda. @roswellmagazine

- 47

48 - myroswellmagazine.com

Self-care cure for ‘Pandemic Disorder.’ 900 ACRES OF SELF-CARE.

Take a hike. Get out. PHOTOS BY NATHAN SEARS @roswellcreekways

VIDEO

Roswell Creekways is a citizen-led initiative focused on promoting the use of Roswell's waterways for connecting our community, nature and providing additional recreational and transportation options through trails along our waterways.

@roswellmagazine

- 49

50 - myroswellmagazine.com

@roswellmagazine

- 51

In 1946, James Isaac Wright donated and deeded 16.1 acres

Roswell’s first public swimming pool, bath house, nature

of land to Fulton County for a public swimming pool and park.

trails, picnic areas and softball field. The Park was deeded

The site was named Waller Park in memory of his uncle, J.H.

to the City of Roswell in 1953. In 1970 the Roswell Jaycees

‘Pony’ Waller, founder of Oxbow Falls Manufacturing Compa-

placed a modular building on the site for a gymnasium, which

ny in 1896. Fulton County developed the park which included

was renovated and expanded 6,000 square feet in 1990.

Steps constructed by the CCC provide a classic North Georgia feel to this historic park.

PHOTOS AND INFO BY NATHAN SEARS @ROSWELLCREEKWAYS

52 - myroswellmagazine.com

WALLER PARK

PHOTOS BY NATHAN SEARS @roswellcreekways

Hog Waller Creek runs through the heart of historic Roswell connecting Roswell Area Park, Groveway Community, Waller Park, and Chattahoochee Nat’l Recreation Area where it flows into Big Creek at Oxbo Road.

OXBO TRAIL Big Creek along Oxbo road has existing trail features and connections, though in poor condition. With connections to Waller Park, the Mill Village, CRNRA, and access to Big Creek itself this trail can function as a key connector trail while having its own scenic and recreational draw.

Take a day this week to block negative people, turn off 24/7 news and discover what really matters to you while exploring Roswell’s numerous creeks and trails. @roswellmagazine

- 53

2020

American

Barbecue

1920 Tavern 948 Canton St www.1920tavern.com Brookwood Grill 880 Holcomb Bridge Rd www.brookwoodgrill.com Chaplins 555 S Atlanta St www.chaplinsroswell.com Flying Biscuit Cafe 10779 Alpharetta Hwy www.flyingbiscuit.com Foundation Social Eatery 1570 Holcomb Bridge Rd www.foundationatl.com Houck’s Grille 10930 Crabapple Rd www.houcksgrille.com Local on North 14 Elizabeth Way www.localonnorth.com Marlow’s Tavern 625 West Crossville Rd www.marlowstavern.com

Bayou’Q on Canton 982 Canton St www.bayouq.com

Bakery

Gracious Plenty Bakery 1164 Canton St www.graciousplentybb.com

Breakfast

Another Broken Egg 10800 Alpharetta Hwy www.anotherbrokenegg.com Eggs Up Grill 4401 Shallowford Rd www.eggsupgrill.com

Coffee & Café

Anna Lee’s 425 Market Place www.annaleesrestaurant.com Cafe Au Lait 2300 Holcomb Bridge Rd

Moxie Burger 555 S Atlanta St www.moxierestaurantgroup.com

Coffee Bianco 1585 Holcomb Bridge Rd www.coffeebianco.com

NOCA 1170 Canton St www.nocaeatery.com

Crazy Love Coffee 1088 Canton St www.crazylove.coffee

Ray's at Killer Creek 1700 Mansell Rd www.raysrestaurants.com

The Donut Shack 1055 Mansell Rd #100 www.thedonutshack.business.site

Asian-Fusion

Fellow’s Cafe 1088 Green St www.fellowscafe.com

Monkey 68 1073 Green St www.monkey68atl.com Tin Drum Asian Cafe 10800 Alpharetta Hwy www.tindrumcafe.com

Taqueria Tsunami 1570 Holcomb Bridge Rd www.taqueriatsunami.com VUU Asian Bistro 880 Woodstock Rd Vuubistro.com

54 - myroswellmagazine.com

Land of 1000 Hills Coffee 352 S Atlanta St www.landofathousandhills.com Le Bistro 953 Canton St www.roswellprovisions.com RUMC Coffee House 846 Mimosa Blvd Scooter’s Coffee 550 W Crossville Rd www.scooterscoffee.com

Dreamland BBQ 10730 Alpharetta Hwy www.dreamlandbbq.com Slope’s BBQ 34 E Crossville Rd www.slopesbbq.com Spiced Right Ribhouse 635 Atlanta St www.spicedright.com

Brewery

Gate City Brewing 43 Magnolia St www.gatecitybrewingcompany.com From the Earth Brewing 1570 Holcomb Bridge Rd www.ftebrewing.com Variant Brewing 66 Norcross St www.variantbrewing.com

Burgers

LOLA's Burgers & Tequila 944 Canton St www.lolasburgerbar.com Lucky’s Burger & Brew 1144 Alpharetta St www.luckysburgerandbrew.com Rhea’s (2 Locations) 675 W Crossville Rd 11490 Alpharetta Hwy

Cajun

Adele’s on Canton 1169 Canton St www.adelescajun.com Bayou'Q on Canton 982 Canton Street www.bayouq.com Roux on Canton 946 Canton St www.rouxoncanton.com

ROSWELL RESTAURANT GUIDE

Chinese

Gastropub

Indian

Shanghai Chinese Food & Bar 112 Magnolia St www.eatdrinkshanghai.com

Salt Factory Pub 952 Canton St www.saltfactorypub.com

India Chef Restaurant 720 Holcomb Bridge Rd www.indiachefatlanta.com

Happiness 1580 Holcomb Bridge Rd www.happinessroswell.com

Gluten-Free

Italian

China Garden Restaurant 657 Holcomb Bridge Rd www.chinagardenroswell.com

Cuban

Lazaro’s Cuban Cuisine 25 Woodstock Road www.lazaroscuisine.com

Custard/Ice Cream Vintage Frozen Custard 1075 Canton St www.tastevintage.com

Deli

Honeybaked Ham 625 West Crossville Rd www.honeybakedham.com McAlister’s Deli 1425 Market Blvd www.mcalistersdeli.com

Diner

Thumbs Up Diner 1140 Alpharetta St www.thumbsupdiner.com

Fondue

Melting Pot 1055 Mansell Rd www.meltingpot.com

French

Douceur de France 1173 Alpharetta St www.douceurdefrance.com VG Bistro & Bar 70 W Crossville Rd www.bistrovgroswell.com

Big Oak Tavern 1090 Alpharetta St www.gastropubroswell.com/menu

Marilyn's Gluten Free Gourmet 1007 Mansell Rd www.marilynsgourmet.com

Greek/Mediterranean

Deccan Spice 10745 Alpharetta Hwy www.deccanspice.com

Amalfi Ristorante 292 S Atlanta St www.amalfiatlanta.com Di Paolo 8560 Holcomb Bridge Rd www.dipaolorestaurant.com

Athens Greek Restaurant 10753 Alpharetta Hwy www.athensgreekrestaurant.com

IPP's on Canton 980 Canton St www.ippspastaria.com

Gyro City Grill 1475 Holcomb Bridge Rd www.gyrocitygrill.net

Ippolito’s 2270 Holcomb Bridge Rd www.ippolitos.net

Jerusalem Chef 10684 Alpharetta Hwy www.jerusalemchef.com

La Casa Italian Grill 37 Old Roswell St www.lacasaitaliangrill.com

Pita Street Food 725 W Crossville Rd www.pitastreetfood.com

Olive Garden 905 Holcomb Bridge Rd www.olivegarden.com

Vas Kouzina 942 Alpharetta St www.vaskouzina.com

Osteria Mattone 1095 Canton St www.osteriamattone.com

Zoës Kitchen 1105 Woodstock Rd www.zoeskitchen.com

Provinos Italian 1255 Grimes Bridge Rd www.provinos.com

Hawaiian

Japanese

Healthy Bites

Sake Japanese Steakhouse 1155 Woodstock Rd www.sakesteaksushi.com

Poké Life 10800 Alpharetta Hwy www.poke4life.com

Kale Me Crazy 1570 Holcomb Bridge Rd www.kalemecrazy.com Plum Café 1055 Canton St www.plumcafe.net Sublime Tree 10971 Crabapple Rd www.sublimetree.com

Nagoya Sushi & Hibachi 910 Marietta Hwy www.nagoyasushihibachi.business.site

Tokyo Bay Japanese Restaurant 925 Holcomb Bridge Rd www.tokyobayrestaurant.com

Malaysian

Rasa Sayang 1425 Market Blvd www.rasasayangroswell.com

@roswellmagazine

- 55

ROSWELL RESTAURANT GUIDE

Mexican

Pizza & Pasta

Salad & Soup

El Porton Mexican Restaurant 11190 Alpharetta Hwy www.elportonmex.com

Big Pie In The Sky 1010 Mansell Rd www.bigpieinthesky.com

Seafood

El Torero Mexican Restaurant 625 W Crossville Rd #114 www.eltorero.net

Mellow Mushroom 935 Woodstock Rd www.mellowmushroom.com

El Zarape 880 Atlanta St www.elzaraperoswell.com

Alessio’s Restaurant 640 W Crossville Rd www.alessiosrestaurant.com

Fresco’s Cantina 10779 Alpharetta Hwy www.frescocantinagrille.com

Standard at Roswell 994 Alpharetta St www.standardroswell.com

HOLA! Taqueria & Bar 688 Holcomb Bridge Rd www.holaroswell.com

Bambinelli’s 2500 Old Alabama Rd www.bambinellispizza.com

Monterrey Mexican 2300 Holcomb Bridge Rd www.monterreyroswell.com

Flama Pizza Co. 690 Holcomb Bridge Rd

Ceviche Taqueria 963 Canton St www.cevichetaqueria.com

Rojo Cocina Mexicana & Cantina 885 Woodstock Rd www.rojococinamexicana.com

Mid-Eastern

Cafe Istanbul 2880 Holcomb Bridge Rd www.cafeistanbulatlanta.net

Modern Spanish

American Pasta Factory 1123 Alpharetta St www.americanpastafactory.com

Flippin’ Pizza 920 Marietta Hwy www.flippinpizza.com Johnny’s Pizza 550 W Crossville Rd www.johnnyspizza.com Nancy's Pizzeria 900 Mansell Rd Suite 1 www.nancyspizza.com Pizzeria Lucca 96 Bulloch Ave www.pizzeria-lucca.com

The Iberian Pig 3530 Roswell Rd NW Suite A3 www.theiberianpigatl.com

Your Pie 625 W Crossville Rd www.yourpie.com

Pakistani

Zuzzu (Sicilian) 42 Oak St www.zuzzuroswell.com

Karachi Broast & Grill 11235 Alpharetta Hwy www.karachibroastatlanta.com

Peruvian

Freakin’ Incan 4651 Woodstock Rd www.thefreakinincan.com

Pub

Chipper's Pub 659 Atlanta St www.chipperspub.square.site Mac McGee Irish Pub 936 Canton St www.macmcgeepubs.com

View a comprehensive list of restaurants here: www.myroswellmagazine.com/restaurant-guide

56 - myroswellmagazine.com

Souper Jenny 589 Atlanta St www.souperjennyatl.com

Chicago’s Steak & Seafood 4401 Shallowford Rd www.chicagosrestaurant.com Hugo’s Oyster Bar 10360 Alpharetta St www.hugosoysterbar.com Red Lobster 1050 Holcomb Bridge Rd www.redlobster.com

Southern

Fickle Pickle 1085 Canton St www.ficklepicklecafe.com Moe’s Original BBQ 12020 Etris Road www.moesoriginalbbq.com Mom’s Table 1207 Canton St www.momstableonline.com Peach & the Porkchop 12040 Etris Rd www.peachandtheporkchop.com Table & Main 1028 Canton St www.tableandmain.com The Mill Kitchen & Bar 590 Mimosa Blvd www.themillkitchenandbar.com

Sports Bar Taco Mac 685 W Crossville Rd www.tacomac.com

Hooligans 8440 Holcomb Bridge Rd www.hooliganstavern.com Hooter’s - Roswell 795 Holcomb Bridge Rd www.hooters.com Loyal Tavern 950 Canton St www.loyaltavern.com

ROSWELL RESTAURANT GUIDE

Steakhouse

Sushi

Thai

Longhorn Steakhouse 900 Mansell Road www.longhornsteakhouse.com

Sushi Uchi 8420 Holcomb Bridge Rd

Spice of Thai 690 Holcomb Bridge Rd www.spiceofthai.com

Little Alley Steak 955 Canton St www.littlealleysteak.com

Outback Steakhouse 655 Crossville Rd www.outback.com Stoney River 10524 Alpharetta Hwy www.stoneyriver.com

Tex-Mex

Rock 'N' Taco 928 Canton St www.rockntaco.com Pure Taqueria 1143 Alpharetta St www.puretaqueria.com/roswell

JP Sushi 1530 Old Alabama Rd Suite 110 www.jpsushi.com

Tanaka Sushi 11235 Alpharetta Hwy Yuka Sushi Bar 6125 Roswell Rd Suite 900 Zest Sushi & Tapas 957 Canton St www.zestoncantonstreet.com

Wine Bars

Deep Roots Tasting Room Plum Tree Village, 1055 Canton St #100 www.deeprootswine.com

Rice Thai Cuisine 1104 Canton St www.ricethairoswell.com

Thai Emerald 540 W Crossville Rd www.thaiemeraldrestaurant.com Thai House 10930 Crabapple Rd www.thaihouseroswell.com Pho & Com Asian Grill 915 Woodstock Rd

Vin 25 25 Plum Tree St www.vin25.com

Special Edition (January 9, 2020): ROSWELL RESTAURANT GUIDE (Advertising deadline December 10)

@roswellmagazine

- 57

Compelling, Experiential Event Design & Production (770) 595-9115 • Corporate Events • Social Occasions

• Philanthropic • Luxury Weddings

WWW.EVENTSOFALIFETIME.COM WWW.EVENTSOFALIFETIMEPRODUCTIONS.COM 58 - myroswellmagazine.com

@roswellmagazine

- 59

Be sure to check MM’s Facebook page for upcoming artists!

Live Music at Mellow Mushroom

ellow Mushroom Roswell brings live music to Roswell weekly! The popularity of the city of Roswell is one of the best places to live in Georgia. More and more people are getting to know the city of Roswell because it

is considered a Live music city. Many have begun searching for information on the best live music venues in Roswell. Head over to Mellow Mushroom for live music every week! Check their FB page for upcoming artists!

Roswell Magazine

Roswell Music’fest 2020 October 17-19, 2020

Learn more! @roswellmusicfest At press time, the lineup and details had not been finalized to present here, but check out our Facebook page @roswellmusicfest to follow along or get details on our website above.

Historic District Master Plan

ity of Roswell is working with a consulting team (TSW Design) to create a Historic District Master Plan. This plan is preservation focused with specific emphasis on four target areas within the City’s existing Historic District. The goal of this Roswell Historic District Master Plan is to establish a vision and a well-developed and feasible implementation plan to create a sustain-

60 - myroswellmagazine.com

able and thriving historic downtown environment, for the targeted areas, that protects the historic character and resources and also reflect the common goals and objectives of community stakeholders. The Historic District Master Plan Advisory Committee will assist in collecting and discussing public input and help formulate the master plan. www. roswellgov.com/HDMP

AmeriCorps, STAR House

hrough grants awarded by AmeriCorps to the City of Roswell, the City and its nonprofit partner STAR House Foundation are providing enhanced after school programming at select Roswell elementary schools. In 2017 and 2018, the City received two, initial grants to plan and begin implementation of a project to provide additional academic support to students, enlisting the help of AmeriCorps members in national service. With renewed funding in 2019, the City welcomed its first five AmeriCorps members, serving as tutors in community after school programs.

And, in 2020, the City and STAR House will resume the effort with a grant award up to $77,099 and a continued focus on early literacy proficiency for participating students, as well as homework support, assistance with STEM activities, and health and wellness programming. The City contributes additional funds annually to help facilitate the community-based project, with this year’s commitment up to $43,282. A core program of the Corporation for National and Community Service, AmeriCorps is a network of local, state and national service programs that connects more than 75,000 Americans to meet community needs in areas such as education, the environment, public safety and health. AmeriCorps works with the Georgia Department of Community Affairs and its Commission for Service and Volunteerism to afford service opportunities statewide. The City of Roswell was the first organization to receive AmeriCorps State funding in the North Fulton area in 2017, supporting national service at the local level.

Roswell in Print Exhibit

oswell Arts Fund, in partnership with the City of Roswell, Getty Images, and the Hagan Family Foundation is seeking entries from artists and photographers for a new, exciting outdoor photography exhibition. The Roswell in Print photography exhibit is designed to highlight the diverse characteristics of the City of Roswell, using visual storytellers to capture it through beautiful, compelling imagery and displayed in a non-traditional space. Roswell in Print Objectives include: • Share photography and art in non-traditional spaces. • Promote the collection and sale of new photography works. • Raise the artistic merit of the public art of Roswell. Give artists new and exciting ways to share their work with new audiences. • Encourage the participation from artists of color and represent the diversity of the City of Roswell and potential through the eyes of an artist Capturing Roswell’s Character: Set in a series of three-month periods, work will be displayed alongside curated photographs from Getty Images. These exhibit periods are October through December, February through April, and June through August. Each exhibit will explore a theme chosen

from one of the concepts identified as a part of Roswell’s “community character framework” in Roswell’s Public Art Master Plan, using each of the subthemes as inspiration. Themes • The River – warm, reflective, life giving, bubbling, vigorous, meandering • Colors – blossoming, vibrant, scenic, Roswell clay, consequential, sustainable • Forward-thinking, intentional, inclusive, blended, charming, verdant, illustrious All images selected for exhibition will be available for print sales with 70 percent of the sale going to the artist. Works will be displayed with consideration for safe, socially distanced experience. This call is open to all artists, designers, and teams. Roswell Arts Fund strives for inclusivity and diversity representative of the Roswell community and the metro Atlanta area in all initiatives. • Artists may submit up to 5 images for consideration. All images must have title, description, and price (if applicable). • If selected, artists must supply Roswell Arts Fund with High-Resolution digital images. @roswellmagazine

- 61

Roswell’s Selfie Wall City Antiques & Interiors (around in the back parking lot) Conveniently located in Historic Roswell, let’s get you ready to enjoy all of Roswell’s springtime festivals.

Maybe your back pain won’t go away on its own this time.

NEW CLIENT’S SPECIAL $89 - 1-hour massage + full diagnostic screening ($29 w/out massage)

1241 Canton St, Ste. 100, Roswell GA | 30075 | (404) 400-3332 | www.harmonyatlanta.com Chiropractic is proven effective for back and neck pain, sciatica, frozen shoulder, digestive issues, headaches, sports injuries, and easing of pregnancy discomfort.

62 - myroswellmagazine.com

REGENCY FINE ART & CUSTOM FRAMING

www.RegencyFineArt.com

Custom Framing, Memorabilia and Collectibles When you want the finest, most extraordinary custom framing and memorabilia, just call Regency, like many of the top designers, collectors, athletes and professional sports teams already do. This work has been our passion for over 35 years. We promise to amaze and delight you with our service and award-winning designs.

(770) 840-7701 Showroom / Studio at 1580 Holcomb Bridge Rd, Roswell GA 30076 @roswellmagazine

- 63

Outdoor spaces deserve outstanding service.

REGISTERED LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT ON STAFF

64 - myroswellmagazine.com

reputation is bringing your vision to life. With help from Everglades Landscape Contractors, your favorite getaway can be as close as your backyard.

678.360.2784 | EvergladesLC.com |