Rosewell is definitely a course worth playing and recommending. A lot of up and downs in the front…read moreand some nice holes connect to water in the back. It's a residential golf course but the houses do not get in the play. The condition is great. People are friendly. The starter James at the bag drop area must be a long time employee at the club, he welcomed us like a member here. It's a private club now owned by Boston based Concert Golf. A true players club. Michael Qu

Beautiful and reasonably priced venue for weddings! Service was excellent! Kyle, CCR's catering…read moremanager, was very attentive and helpful in organizing my daughter's wedding. We would use this venue again! 5 stars!

We had the Play Your Way mobile gaming truck come to our house for our boy's 12th birthday. All…read moretwenty kids in attendance had a blast! They have plenty of screens and gaming options so everyone could play their favorite game. They also have a great selection of kid friendly and adult focused games. Love that they have the Wii games for outdoor fun!

Buford Arena is a beautiful venue for concerts and performances. Additionally, they have blood…read moredrives here which is great for the community. Plenty of parking, but during big Buford City Schools concerts, they have overflow parking next door and across the street. A wonderful stadium for basketball games and special events. I give Buford City Arena aka Buford Arena 5 stars and 2 thumbs up. Thank you to the city of Buford for building such an excellent place for the community to enjoy.

Wild Oats & Billy Goats was defined to me as a (mostly) local arts & craft shop, representing over…read more65 different artists from all over the southeast. Pretty accurate. It's an eclectic, whimsical store located right in downtown Crabapple, behind the Broadwell Pavilion. The art ranges from welded metal animals to handmade jewelry to stationary to paintings on all kinds of mediums. If you're looking for a unique gift, I think you could find it here. While I was there, an artisan was out front on a lathe, creating little wooden tops. The store is quaint and packed with all kinds of things. You could be there for awhile, rummaging around for stuff. The backyard is great as well with its own little stream and places to sit. If you're at any of the neighboring restaurants (Vintage Pizzeria, Miltons, Bar 850F, Mugs on Miltons, etc) and have a little free time, Wild Oats & Billy Goats is a fun place to visit. This is their second location. The original is in Decatur. Hopefully we'll see some events specific to the Crabapple area soon!

We are a Dance Institute for kids and adults looking to learn the Bollywood dance forms, with more…read morethan 15 years of operation at Cumming and Marietta location, Our Alpharetta branch of SID is newest location, all set to take new admissions for the 5 weeks of spring, 8 weeks of summer and Spring semesters. RSVP at adm.sidbollywood@gmail.com and reserve your trial class on Sundays/ Thursdays. Bring a group of 6-8 Adults or kids for any other weekday.

RISE UP ATLANTA!!! I…read morejust couldn't let this week go by without a visit to the Falcons Flowery Branch Training Camp. The Superbowl is set for this Sunday in Houston, Texas where our hometown Atlanta Falcons will place their bid for the first Superbowl Championship in franchise history! You can feel the excitement throughout the entire state of Georgia! We are so proud of the Falcons and particularly of the man and player Julio Jones has been: http://www.espn.com/video/clip?id=18537557 The training camp was empty of course, as the Falcons arrived in Houston last week to get an early start on their practice for the big game. Although I don't believe God takes sides when it comes to sports, I walked the perimeter of the Training Facility offering prayers up for our boys to be their very best both physically and mentally. I prayed they have the game of their lives and of course, kinda hinted at how nice it would be if all that resulted in a victory! LOL The camp has been headquarters for the past 12 consecutive years with practices open to the public usually between late July through mid August. Players sign autographs for about 15 minutes after practice is over, making for a great fan experience for all ages! Each training camp season they also host an annual Kia Friday Night Lights event and other fun events such as Atlanta Falcons Freddie's Summer Bash, opportunities to meet Atlanta Falcons cheerleaders, and Military Appreciation Day. Gates open one hour before practice is scheduled to begin. In 2016, there were about 14 training camp days open to the public. Check their website for the 2017 training camp schedule. A visit during practice season is a must for any fan. I imagine this beautiful facility with its open field, steep viewing area and FREE admission will be fully packed come this fall when our Falcons hold the title as the current Superbowl Champions. Can I get a witness? ..... TRAINING CAMP FAN GUIDELINES Please comply with all requests made by field security workers and Falcons staff. Smoking is prohibited. Shirts and shoes are required. Please refrain from wearing any type of distracting or inappropriate apparel. Upon entry to the facility, your bag will be inspected for any prohibited items. Videotaping during practice is strictly prohibited. Please refrain from talking to players or coaches during practice. For your own safety and the safety of the players, please stay behind the ropes at all times. Gates will close 30 minutes after the conclusion of practice. Please proceed to the exit at that time. Guests not complying with the rules and directives of Falcons staff and team security will be removed from the premises immediately. Prohibited items include: Weapons of any kind Alcoholic beverages Pets (only service animals are allowed) Camcorders, professional cameras/tripods Large backpacks and bags Large coolers (Max size: 15 x 12 x 11 inches; 5 pounds) Anything deemed inappropriate by security ..... FINAL THOUGHTS I'm so nervous! My heart is racing and filled with hope for this Sunday's game against Brady and the New England Patriots. I hale from Chicago, where I witnessed my Bears do it in '86, my Bulls repeatedly do it in '91-'93 and again '96-'98 and just recently my beloved Chicago Cubs in 2016! At the beginning of each of those wins, it seemed the odds were against us! History has not been kind to the sports teams I have loved the most prior to their championships, which makes me believe it's our time Atlanta! Time to compete video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNeJR1stKLo 2017/19

Great family experience to get to meet the players and watch them practice. There are a select few…read morethat are scheduled to chit chat and sign autographs at practice end. Beware it is very hot so come prepared with sunscreen, sun coverage, water, and more water!

Had fun at the game and would expect to pay more for food at stadium events, but 40 bucks for 2…read morelarge Cokes and 2 pieces of pizza was a bit too much. Would recommend eating before the game or tailgating!

Great staff, fair game, VERY POOR fan experience! PA didn't work at all. Score board stuck 25% of…read moretime. No parents were paying any attention to their kids allowing them to run around the whole game. Second worse field we have been too!

This museum is completely free and located between Myth and Legend and Avenue of the Oaks at…read moreCumming City Center. It offers a historical journey through memorabilia from the old Cumming Fire Department. During Myth and Legend business hours, you can access the Fire Museum from inside a special side door, however, during my visit here a couple of weekends ago they had the front hanger for the museum pulled up so it was completely open to the public (not just from inside the coffee shop). My daughter loved it, especially seeing a big shiny red firetruck so close up! The Fire Museum commemorates all who have served the Cumming community as volunteer or paid firefighters over the years and features the City of Cumming's vintage 1980s fire truck, historic newspaper articles, firefighting equipment, and memorials to fallen local firefighters. Children under 13 must be accompanied by a responsible adult at all times. No food or drink is permitted inside.

Very interesting displays. It's just one room but there's a firetruck in it! It's in the building…read morewith a brewery so grab a beer after your finished.