I was excited for my first visit to Tomorrowworld this year but it was literally a miserable 6…read moremiles hike back to a field where thousands of people were waiting in hopes of one Uber car arriving. If I could give no stars I would, it was a waste of time and money. Tommorworld should really do something after such a terrible experience. After the concert ended at 1am, crowds of people stormed to leave the muddy event, the staff directed us to wait in a terribly long line to go to Kiss and Ride or take an Uber, we arrived to the front to find out we didn't even need to wait in that line. We had no idea where to go next other than walk 3 miles back to the taxi/uber drop off, which felt like more than 8 miles after enduring the festival. The only way out was offering to pay a random person a large sum of cash that parked at the festival to take us from the area after walking and waiting 3 1/2 hours. If we didn't think of getting a random car to drive us out, we probably still would have been waiting for an Uber car to arrive at 11am this morning. Good luck to anyone who is attending the concert today after braving Saturday's crazy fiasco. September 26, 2015 was my first and last time ever attending Tomorrowworld!

So I have gone two years in a row. The first two things I noted in year two was the following-…read more 1.) The growth of people video taping Go Pro. Maybe I just did not notice it the first year? It can be a little annoying to have people standing around with camera's on sticks around you. 2.) In this snapchat, Instagram era girls are slutting it out, more and more. Lots more REAL skimpy outfits in year two. No complaints here. The lineup of music in year two was simply not as good as year one. Kaskade to close, sure it was OK, but Armin the year before was WAY better. I mean at one point Kaskade just plays the summer anthem, no mixing, no remix....BORING..... The grounds were dusty this year. It had not really rained in Atlanta for 3 weeks, so it was like a rendition of Mad Max. Dusty. I suppose I can't really fault the Event people for this, but it was kind of a drag. Like many, I was listening to XM Radio's coverage of Ultra Japan on the long drive over to Chattahoochie Hills. It seems even that festivals line up might have been better then Tomorrow World. For inaugural year most people will agree the Pete Tong Stage on Saturday was for sure one of the highlights. For this year many people including myself enjoyed the more techno centric line up of the Richie Hawtin stage. In general I love that my city of Atlanta hosts the largest music festival in the US. That said, it is still a music festival in the US. Americans don't really dance. They stare at the DJ, use Go Pro, and pose for Instragram photos, as opposed to truly getting down like festivals in Europe or South America.

Love this festival! I was introduced to this festival through someone I met at another show. Very…read moreglad they told me about it. This is the most hospitable and well organized fine arts and craft show I've ever had the pleasure of attending. Lots of amazing artists and craftsman from all over the country come just to Carrollton to exhibit. The show staff and head show a great deal of care as well. Even though it's very arts oriented its still something the family can enjoy. It's a 2 day event with an awards ceremony at the end. Artists are treated to a dinner and show by the art guild in Carrollton as well. For attendees I think it's a good chance to get some amazing one of a kind artworks-- from various painting mediums to pottery and sculpture and wood working, jewelry and more.

We go to Trilith a few times a year, usually to eat at one of the restaurants in the area. Me and…read moremy husband went to an event at the hotel last weekends and decided to walk around the area a bit before heading out. There are cute shops, lots of options for sweet treats (bakery, gelato, specialty coffee and tea, etc.) as well as lots of options for light bites, heavy meals, group activities or fun drinks. We patronized a few businesses as we walked, but I also enjoyed these leaf dress displays on the corners (see pics). It reminded me of the art displays large cities often have were there'll be a painted animal (cow, fish, horse, etc.) on various corners. Trilith is a good location if you're looking to burn some time and take in a meal while doing it. I've never been to any of the special events in the area, but have heard good things.

Great day strolling and relaxing. The vibe is very artsy and peaceful. Be sure to check out the…read morebookstore, gelato and green space area. Love that there is comfortable seating along Trilith Pkwy to stop, relax and people while taking in the cool vibes.

This is the cutest little play house ever! There are multiple rooms set up with lots of age…read moreappropriate toys. There's even a room dedicated to crafts. It's obvious that there was lots of thought put into this place. We would be back often if we lived close by.

ChildrenConnect is such an inviting place for ages 10mo-12yrs. The b-day parties are awesome and…read morethey even offer custom parties and you the entire building is your! Being that it's a nonprofit and they run off 99% volunteers, I think they do a wonderful job with the minimal help. I'm certainly looking to help find this place donations so they can one day create an even larger museum for us to have. Go check them out!!!! BTW Best form of communication is the Facebook messenger page.

A beautiful city with Waffle Houses on every corner :-) Great places to eat with everything from…read moretraditional southern food too Japanese food. They also have the major grocery stores as well as outdoors sporting good outlets.

A close venue with a great vibe! Seats are a bit tight but the music is great and you can bring…read moreyour own drinks and snacks.

I was excited to see the world premier of "To the Moon" at Newnan Theatre. I was also there for the…read morereading a year ago. What a delight to see the show come to life! You did a beautiful job from beginning to end! Congrats to all who are involved!

Great theatre in historic downtown Newnan. Highly professional, talented, and fun loving people…read more They will be the first theater to produce awarding winning and totally hysterical non touring production of Monty Pythons Spamalot. The theatre puts on over a dozen productions each year and hosts special events to include offering home school kids educational opportunities and summer camps.

In late November, we went to Holiday Road, a very good static Christmas presentation of lights and…read moredisplays at Bouckaert Farm in Fairburn that I thought was the best Christmas lights display in the Atlanta area. We scored free tickets through Yelp, so I have no idea how much the tickets would've cost. I used Waze to get there, and was able to get to the event easily. I thought this was a well organized event. There were certainly a lot of employees available up to the point of where customers walk through and past the light displays. Going through the huge grassy field was confusing at first, because I wasn't sure where I was supposed to drive, but employees were well spaced out, guiding me to where I was to go. Parking was entirely on the grass, and we walked a very short distance to the entrance, where I gave my name, the number of people attending, and our assigned time slot. After going through the Security checkpoint, we walked up to the big merchanidise tent where lots of Christmas-centric items were being sold. I didn't see anything I was interested in. We walked into a big field area that had displays spread throughout that customers could pose at or on, and there were food trucks selling food, an outdoor bar, and tables where people could sit and enjoy their food and drinks, and wait until it was time for them to start their trek through the Christmas displays. At our assigned time, we went to the start of the Holiday Road Trail with no more than 40 other people. Once our group was let in, we could go along the trail at our own paces. The trail was actually through big open fields, and definitely was for people who are able to walk because customers had to walk on dirt, gravel, grass and pavement at any given time. R and I decided to go at a slower pace, which worked to our advantage because we were able to take pictures without random people in them. We walked past village displays made to look like buildings decorated with Christmas lights, then past tall light displays that can be bought at retail stores. The farther along the trail that we walked, and the more I looked at the different displays, the more I was getting into the Christmas spirit, and I felt a lot happier by the time we got to the end. For those who walked about halfway through the trail and were still not having a good time, there was another outdoor bar to imbibe a much needed alcoholic attitude adjuster. I thought it was great that there were Nativity, Kwanzaa and Menorah displays toward the end of the trail. Since we came early in Holiday Road's run, it wasn't that crowded, so I thought that the assigned time slots were unnecessary. We took it slow, and we walked the entire trail, stopping frequently to take pics, and it took us less than 45 minutes to walk.

We're a holiday loving family - Christmas time is hands down our favorite time of the year! We are…read morealways looking for new and different things to do to celebrate and get in the Christmas spirit, and Holiday Road was a perfect way to kick off the month of December and get in the festive mood! This is a great experience for families of all sizes and of all ages! The drive from Atlanta to Fairbun is a little bit of a haul, but is well worth it. Make sure you have the right address from the website plugged in - we put in the farm name into our GPS and ended up a few miles away from the entrance. It can be a bit hard to find in the dark, just a word of caution. There is a winding entrance into the farm, and PLENTY of parking. There were attendants posted along the route to direct you where to go and park. Once we were parked, we made our way through the entrance and were greeted by the "gift shop." This did seem a bit hokey but I saw several families by illuminated necklaces that were cute - we thought about getting our dog one of the stuffed animals but they were $20 which seemed steep. Be prepared that the facilities here are porta potties - not much else for them to do here since the exhibit is set up on a farm, but just a word to the wise. We stopped off at the bar to get a drink to warm up - we both got the spiked hot chocolate which was tasty, but definitely overpriced. We would have gotten a second drink each but did not feel like spending more than the ticket price for drinks. My recommendation would be to skip the bar altogether. There were several food trucks stationed before the walking entrance to the lights, but we opted to wait and have dinner after the show, because the food did seem expensive for the offerings. The lights and displays themselves were beautiful - so many great photo opportunities, we even put one of our pictures on our Christmas card this year! We loved working our way through the show and because of the way the tickets are set up, the trail was not crowded and we had plenty of chances to stop and take in the lights and get pictures with just us in them! The entire experience took just over an hour - which was more than enough because it was freezing the night we went! Make sure to check the weather and bundle up if it's cold! This was a great way to kick off the holiday season!

I frequent Senoia's downtown area often because our doctor is there and had never noticed this…read morelittle hidden gem until recently. This spot is in the basement of 48 Main Street, under The Walking Dead store and next to the Walking Dead museum. They have costumes you can dress up in for character photos or you can browse their gift shop of Walking Dead merchandise or most importantly THEIR WALLS OF ART!! They have incredibly unique Walking Dead themed art (with a little Groot and Game of Thrones thrown in for spice) on canvas, cardstock or post cards. I loved browsing and chatting with the owner!

What a cool place and a great find! Chris is a great guy and was cool to talk with. We found his…read moreplace by accident while just walking around the downtown area. We ended up purchasing some of his original pieces, which he signed. A really cool place and the art was a great addition to my man cave. Thanks, Chirs! We definitely plan to stop by on our way back through. -Steve (9/29/19)