We had a great time! Everyone was nice, welcoming and very informative. The instructions were…read moreexplained clearly and someone was standing by just in case we needed assistance. I would love to visit this location again for the evening paint night, it looks really exciting!!

Perfect date night vibes! Donte was a great instructor! I'm not artistic at all but he really made…read moreit simple to follow instructions and make a dope art piece! 10/10 recommend. P.S. It's BYOB so that makes it even better lol

My friends and I enjoyed taking a drop in class called Pound, where we used drumsticks to workout…read more The staff was very friendly and our instructor, Maggie, was a wonderful instructor too. They also offer an adult tap, jazz, and belly dancing class.

This is the best children's theatre I have EVER been to. They are so kind there and they really…read morecare about theatre. It is a FAMILY at momentum.

Clark Atlanta's art museum is a small but mighty jewel in the heart of Atlanta. The museum is on…read moreClark's beautiful campus on the second floor of historic Trevor Arnett Hall, which houses the university's admissions office on the first floor. You are first greeted by a series of spectacular murals in the "atrium" space which trace African contributions to society, art, and culture. The museum hosts rotating exhibitions to showcase both local artists as well as other artists of color. Due to COVID restrictions I'm not sure whether the museum is currently open to the public. Their website indicates that tickets will be available in early October 2021. I had the opportunity to visit while on campus for a work meeting and was blown away. The staff are extremely knowledgeable and friendly.

Love this museum. Staff is nice. They gave special guests and artist lectures. A variety of art on…read morethe beautiful Clark Atlanta campus. I love that admission is free and anyone can visit the museum, not just enrolled students. There is a parking garage within walking distance of the campus, and a short walk to the museum.

Debra was great to work with and did a wonderful job for us! She was easy to work with, reasonably…read morepriced and flexible. She was helpful in making recommendations when asked and our ceremony and cocktail hour went off perfectly! She did both the music for the wedding ceremony as well as the cocktail hour. Both were great!

Debra Lieb is an absolute gem to work with and was such a blessing to use during our cocktail hour…read moreof our Rehearsal Dinner! Her talent as a singer and musician is incredible, as well as her professionalism and communication, both before and after our event. She added so much to our evening and set the tone for a relaxing yet jovial atmosphere as we gathered after the rehearsal and before dinner. I would absolutely recommended her for any type of event and I look forward to another opportunity to hear her sing and play!

A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO SUPPORT A SMALL BUSINESS AND THE LOCAL COMMUNITY!…read more Well, it is Saturday in Georgia and that can only mean one thing: Festival time! Today we headed over to the small town of Grayson to check out the Grayson Day Festival. This is an annual festival that occurs on the last Saturday in April. It is a great time for the community and visitors to come out and provide support to local businesses and for local businesses to educate the community regarding their services. We arrived very early this morning just before 9am and had time to make the rounds and check out the vendors prior to the start of the parade at 10am. Vendors included food, crafts, businesses, and churches. Although the music was pumping early when we arrived, I was disappointed to know that the performances would not start until 11:30. We were actually done an hour before this time and would have had to stand around for an hour and that just was not practical. I really love it when the entertainment begins earlier in the morning. By the time the parade ended at 10, we were ready to go as we had seen it all and it suddenly started to get warm. Attending festivals is the ultimate way to support small businesses. Listen up Yelpers! When you find a good festival vendor or happen to eat a good meal, shout it out! Get a name, take some photos and create a Yelp page to show support. It is a great way to help a small business get recognized and it is effortless. I actually met a vendor, (from Marietta), who made her own delicious English toffee. It was so good that I had to create a Yelp page and write a review. Well, her friend saw the review and told her about it so when I happened to just be strolling through an art show in Decatur, she recognized me and gave me a big hug. She was so appreciative and this was such a "feel good" moment that she made MY day. I later learned that she only does indoor shows and festivals. This is the only way for her to offer her chocolate because chocolate and heat spell disaster. Think about it and think about writing a review the next time you find a worthy vendor. *** Grayson won a live work play city award in 2017. This means that the city embodies well-rounded communities that benefit residents and businesses alike and that officials in these cities have demonstrated advanced problem-solving, exceptional management and teamwork to increase the overall quality of life for all residents. Congratulations Grayson!

Are you a parent out there in or around the Lawrenceville, GA area looking for a safe environment…read morefor your teenagers to hang out? If so, look no further than #HangOutz, Social Club for Teens 575 W Pike Street Ste 19 Lawrenceville, GA 30045- (678) 460-7565

I was really happy to find out that the weekend I came up to GA with my paramour, Mr.P that there…read morewas a Pow Wow going on. I have friends who have memberships to the park and with them, we went to the event. First, the park is a beautiful location, and it was a super perfect day. The air was cool but the sun was bright and warm. We arrived just in time for the Call of Nations and other dances. The dancers themselves were adorned in their tribal garb and the drums sang out wonderfully. You could feel the ancestors with us. There were presentations of Indian life and culture. A wild birds of prey show and a Snake Rescue on the grounds, as well as a handful of vendors. All in all a lovely afternoon on the grounds of Stone Mountain Park

I had a great experience learning all about the Native Americans and their culture. This event is…read morelocated in Stone Mountain and without a membership parking is $20... $40 for an annual pass. Head to The Historic Square and you'll hear the tribal drummers and see the naive dancers. They have several vendors and a reptile show and exhibit. The pass for the Indian Festival is $15. I ended up leaving with a tomahawk, now n arrow, and feather hair pieces. We also crawled into a teepee and heard stories. Overall we will definitely be returning next year.

Shoutout to the Gwinnett Fairgrounds for providing the surrounding citizens with a variety of…read moreexperiences. This is no different. The Winter Lantern Festival is a unique shindig with a combination of interesting light sights and sounds. Because we chose a later slots to tour the grounds, we were not able to get the full experience. There is a multi-faceted program if you go at the right time. It would be a wise venture for the parents out there to take a couple hours out and carry the kids down to see the sights.