Friday, February 16, 2018
Monday, February 12, 2018
Saturday, February 10, 2018
Friday, February 9, 2018
Decatur MARKET Grand Opening Today
From: https://www.facebook.com/DecaturMarket/ Happy Grand Opening Friday! Deli opens today at 11am, featuring a sampling of our menu favorites for purchase. Full menu and more to come soon!
Check out menu and photos here:
https://www.facebook.com/DecaturMarket/photos/pcb.369763043434061/369762986767400/?type=3&theater
Wednesday, February 7, 2018
Mead Rd. Mardi Gras Parade is this Saturday FEB. 10th
From: meadrdmardigras.org
Mead Rd. Mardi Gras is a homegrown fundraiser in Decatur, Georgia.
Get your friends together, create a Krewe, and join us on February 10th, 2018 at 1pm to celebrate Mardi Gras and raise money for the Decatur Education Foundation.
The parade winds its way through the Oakhurst Neighborhood and culminates with live music, Cajun cuisine, and kids activities at The Imperial.
All proceeds from Krewe sign up fees, Sponsorship, and food and drink sales at The Imperial will fund Decatur Education Foundation grants that support music and arts in our schools.
For more info and map go here
Friday, February 2, 2018
Tuesday, January 30, 2018
Midtown favorite Woody's CheeseSteaks to Open 2nd Location
From: Tomorrows News Today
Midtown favorite Woody's CheeseSteaks
plans to open a second location in Buckhead in about six months. The
new eatery, on Irby Avenue near its intersection with Cains Hill Place,
will open in the former Sabot women's boutique at 45 Irby Avenue.
Sabot, along with neighboring businesses Beth Ann and Razzle Dazzle, closed in 2016.
read about it at : http://www.tonetoatl.com
photo credit: https://www.facebook.com/WoodysCheesesteaks
Midtown favorite Woody's CheeseSteaks
plans to open a second location in Buckhead in about six months. The
new eatery, on Irby Avenue near its intersection with Cains Hill Place,
will open in the former Sabot women's boutique at 45 Irby Avenue.
Sabot, along with neighboring businesses Beth Ann and Razzle Dazzle, closed in 2016. read about it at : http://www.tonetoatl.com
photo credit: https://www.facebook.com/WoodysCheesesteaks
Friday, January 26, 2018
Wednesday, January 24, 2018
WAYBACK BURGERS Coming to Embry Village Shopping Center
From : http://www.tonetoatl.com
Cheshire, Connecticut-based Wayback Burgers
plans to open a new location near Tucker later this year. The
restaurant, located in Embry Village shopping center on Chamblee Tucker
Road, would open adjacent to Moe's Southwest Grill in the one-time
Washington Mutual that more recently operated as a Verizon Wireless
authorized retailer.
Wayback
Burgers, which was originally known as Jake's Hamburgers when it opened
in 1991, entered the Georgia market in 2015 with a location in
Savannah. A second location in Braselton followed later that year.
Restaurants in Buford, Lawrenceville and Covington opened last year with
a new location in Hinesville expected to open later this year.
full story at http://www.tonetoatl.com/2018/01/Wayback-Burgers-Opening-Embry-Village-Kroger-Kimco.html
Friday, January 19, 2018
Alliance Theatre Presents The Jungle Book Feb 10 - March 4, 2018
Kathleen Covington
THE
ALLIANCE THEATRE IS PLEASED TO PRESENT
THE
JUNGLE BOOK
A
lively, youthful, and powerful adaptation of the rudyard
kipling classic
at
porter sanford III performing arts and community
center
february
10 – march 4, 2018
The
Alliance Theatre will also host the Woodruff Arts Center’s
family
fun festival
with
free programming by the alliance Theatre, high museum oF art,
and atlanta symphony orchestra at porter sanford on february
25, 2018
Atlanta’s
nationally acclaimed Alliance Theatre is pleased to present
The Jungle Book, based on the beloved book by
Rudyard Kipling, as part of its Alliance Family Series.
Rosemary Newcott, the Sally G. Tomlinson Artistic Director of
Theatre for Youth and Families, directs this moving,
family-friendly, one-act play with music. During the Alliance’s
season-long renovation, The Jungle Book will be staged at
the Porter Sanford III Performing Arts and Community Center,
February 10 – March 4, 2018.
“This is a
story about finding family where we least expect it,” said
Director Rosemary Newcott. “It’s a classic tale about survival,
adaptability, and about embracing differences and recognizing
that we can learn from a diverse number of sources and in
multiple ways.”
On February
25, families can join the Arts Partners of the Woodruff Arts
Center at Porter Sanford for an afternoon of fun, art-making,
and performances during the Woodruff’s Family Fun
Festival. Activities will include free performances of the
Alliance Theatre’s The Jungle Book, an Instrument Petting
Zoo by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Art-Making with the High
Museum of Art, performances by the DeKalb School of the Arts,
Creative Movement workshops, autograph signings by the Jungle
Book cast, book giveaways, and more!
visit https://alliancetheatre.org/festival
visit https://alliancetheatre.org/festival
Friday, January 12, 2018
Mead Rd. Mardi Gras is February 10th, 2018
From: meadrdmardigras.org
Mead Rd. Mardi Gras is a homegrown fundraiser in Decatur, Georgia.
Get your friends together, create a Krewe, and join us on February 10th, 2018 at 1pm to celebrate Mardi Gras and raise money for the Decatur Education Foundation.
The parade winds its way through the Oakhurst Neighborhood and culminates with live music, Cajun cuisine, and kids activities at The Imperial.
All proceeds from Krewe sign up fees, Sponsorship, and food and drink sales at The Imperial will fund Decatur Education Foundation grants that support music and arts in our schools.
For more info and map go here
h/t Decatur Metro
Wednesday, January 10, 2018
Midtown Cowtippers Steaks & Spirits to Close Jan 28, 2018
From : http://www.tonetoatl.com
Popular Midtown eatery Cowtippers Steaks & Spirits will close at the end of business on Sunday, January 28. The restaurant, located on Piedmont Avenue near its intersection with Monroe Drive, has been in business since 1993. Cowtippers, like a number of other in-town eateries, is owned by Metrotainment Cafes. While a representative for the restaurant confirmed the closure, they did not shed any light on the reasoning or timing of it.
The space that Cowtippers has occupied for nearly 25 years was home to an outpost of the Old Hickory House previously. Fulton county property records indicate that through an LLC, Jeff Landau, founder and CEO of Metrotainment Cafes, currently owns the restaurant's property. The building, which is roughly 4,800 square feet, dates back to 1940 and sits on about a third of an acre, according to Fulton county records. The records indicate that "TEN TWENTY THREE JUNIPER ST ASSOC LLC," headquartered at 1119 Logan Circle, where Metrotainment Cafes is headquartered as well, paid $1.2 million for the property in 2002
more at http://www.tonetoatl.com/2018/01/Cowtippers-Closing-Januray-28-Midtown-Atlanta.html
Friday, January 5, 2018
Places for Out-of-Towners to Go with the Family this weekend
Check these places out here
Photo credit: Beckysteinphotography.com
Great Southern Restaurants in honor of the SEC
Great Southern Restaurants in honor of the SEC
GEORGIA. ALABAMA. MISSISSIPPI. ARKANSAS. KENTUCKY. FLORIDA. LOUISIANA. TENNESSEE. SOUTH CAROLINA. The
SEC and the South are synonymous with one another (we purposefully left
Texas and Missouri off the list because…come on, they ain’t the South). In
celebration of the best conference in College Football and the National
Championship game this weekend, we’ve put together a list of 5 of our
favorite Southern restaurants in Atlanta. Dig in y’all.
Check out more here
Wednesday, January 3, 2018
RaceTrac, Wendy's,Express Oil Coming to Briarcliff and Clairmont Roads
A
local developer is planning a three tenant redevelopment at the busy
intersection of Briarcliff and Clairmont Roads in DeKalb county. Jay
Gipson of The Gipson Company has the assemblage under contract with
plans to build a new RaceTrac, Wendy's and Express Oil Change & Tune-Up Clinic on the combined roughly 3.74 acre property.
Friday, December 29, 2017
Wednesday, December 27, 2017
Holiday Recycling Tips
From thedecaturminute.com
American’s waste generation per household increases 25 percent, or almost 1,000 pounds of trash, between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day; almost 80 percent of what is thrown away during the holidays could have been recycled or repurposed, according to the U. S. EPA.
The most common non-recyclables contaminating the recycling waste stream during the holiday season include bubble wrap, cellophane, string/rope, ribbons and bows, batteries, food, and clothing. Some of these are recyclable at special drop off locations, but NOT in the curbside bin.
Plan to compost fruit and vegetable peels, coffee grounds, egg shells, tea bags and other organic non-dairy (and no meat items) in your backyard or local compost bin.
And don’t forget to Bring One for the Chipper and recycle Christmas trees, with all ornaments, stands, and lights REMOVED!
American’s waste generation per household increases 25 percent, or almost 1,000 pounds of trash, between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day; almost 80 percent of what is thrown away during the holidays could have been recycled or repurposed, according to the U. S. EPA.
The most common non-recyclables contaminating the recycling waste stream during the holiday season include bubble wrap, cellophane, string/rope, ribbons and bows, batteries, food, and clothing. Some of these are recyclable at special drop off locations, but NOT in the curbside bin.
Plan to compost fruit and vegetable peels, coffee grounds, egg shells, tea bags and other organic non-dairy (and no meat items) in your backyard or local compost bin.
And don’t forget to Bring One for the Chipper and recycle Christmas trees, with all ornaments, stands, and lights REMOVED!
Monday, December 25, 2017
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