We walked into a whimsical experience. The owner is so friendly, and she gave us a tour and broke…read moredown the history. You should definitely come out and support this black owned business. Tours are five dollars for adults and two dollars for children. There is also an amazing gift shop. We will definitely visit again.

I wasn't ready But…read morewho could be ready for a miniature chair collection that was so unique that the Guinness book of records had to make a category for this specific passion? When a few of us were wandering around main street in Stone mountain exploring, we came across a sign that said mini chair museum this way. After doing some searching and asking for directions, we found the small little unassuming house with Ms. Barbara Hartfield, the Chair woman herself! The front room has a decent amount of chairs to see, but you if you want to get into the museum (and you should), it's $5 for single entry, and $4 for a group. If you're lucky enough, you'll get a walking tour of the museum like we did, from Ms. Hartfield, who was very happy and eager to explain all of the chairs and displays. The museum consists of three main rooms (don't forget to check the bathroom for more chairs!) and have chairs from all over the world, featuring chairs that she had placed/displayed categorically in alphabetical order. I could go into the types of chairs you'll see here, but to do that would be a multi page review, so i'll leave the photos to speak for me. If there's a type of chair you like, trust me when I tell you, Ms. Hartfield has it. To get a peak at their collection, check out their website too: www.museumofminiaturechairs.com Beyond chairs, there's several cutouts of articles written about the collection from different parts of the world that are placed on the walls throughout the museum, which document the history of her growing collection. In her front room, the Guinness world record is proudly displayed also. The museum is open only on Fridays and Saturdays but has been around for 7 years! While there is no parking on main street (where the Collectibles and Antique chair gallery resides), it does have parking in the rear, though from some of the smaller shops, it's an easy walk. If you want to see a particular chair up close, don't be afraid to ask, as Ms. Hartfield will happily open the glass cases and allow you to hold them. I never got the history of where the chair fascination began, but it's impressive, with a series of chairs large (cookie jars) and small (thimble size)...just don't mistake them for dollhouse furniture and you'll stay on the good side of this collecting queen. Very interesting one of a kind museum and shop that I guarantee you also aren't ready for...but that's the point of places like this, right? Go check it out, give Ms Hartfield some business and be a part of this one of a kind show!

Covered bridges are wonderful examples of craftsmanship, but they should also be appreciated as…read moreengineered structures. The general objective of a covered bridge design is to provide a cost-effective, functional, safe, and durable crossing. Although I think there are exceptions and this one basically goes nowhere being it was repurposed and preserved for all of us to enjoy it's not really being used as it was originally intended it is a beautiful structure and if you've never driven across one of these magnificent structures here's your opportunity. I've visited a number of these historic and nostalgic bridges over time, and it's always a thrill when they still allow traffic to pass. This one lane wonder requires one too pay close attention since you are required to straddle the center of the bridge with your wheels along a path of rough cut lumber. If you really want to connect with this structure you must walk across it using the original designated pedestrian side of the bridge, you can feel the strength of the design and appreciate the workmanship of those that created this beautiful piece of art...

Beautiful covered bridge in Stone Mountain Park. When you cross the bridge you are in an area with…read morelots of picnic tables and walking trails along the river. Very peaceful, absolutely gorgeous views of the lake.

I ordered two of the grounding anklets. They are beautiful and I am disappointed that they slide…read moreopen, too loose, as I wear them. I contacted the company and the suggestion to hold middle and pull ends tight, did not make a difference. That was the only suggestion that was given to me. I feel the thread used is too silky, probably why it slips open. I will tie a knot and just wear it all the time. Its supposed to be ok in the water..we shall see. No offer of a refund was given to me. Also coupon code given to me with my order will not work. Not sure about ordering any products from here in the future.

I had an outstanding reading and Demeka gave me so much insight on my life. She is very…read moreknowledgeable about her craft and she is very intuitive. If you are seeking answers to any your questions about your life you need to speak to her.

We went to see a watercolor show in the main art gallery. Parking was easy (the street spaces out…read morefront were all taken, but they have a side lot to the right of the entrance). I was pleasantly surprised that there was no entry fee for the gallery! I did make a donation, though (you should consider it too!). The show was pretty good, though all were priced out of my range. My wife and I enjoyed browsing the displayed works, though. There was also a plein air exhibit downstairs, which we checked out. The venue is in an old trolley barn (where the streetcar line from Atlanta terminated back around 1915 - 1948. They also appear to have a series of live theater presentations as well as some sort of periodic cabaret signers. The theater and bar-area for the live shows looked interesting, so there is a chance we'll return for that. Worth a visit.

A local venue not to miss. If you love the arts, including art gallery and live music, plays you…read moreneed to spend time here and support them. The building started out as the old trolley car barn and the Board of Trustrees purchased & the renovate the 1913 decaying structure began.The ART Station staff are all working arts professionals with many years of experience in the various artistic disciplines produced at ART Station. What a healthy environment where the arts flourish and are a part of every day life. We saw on this visit a play, The Marvelous Wonderettes and it was very entertaining and an excellent production. A ton of old songs, that unfortunately I knew most of the words thus dating myself back to the classic '50s and '60s songs. Loved the crinoline skirts! What a trip down memory lane.

Been in Atlanta almost 8 years and never actually climbed or went around the mountain like I did…read morethis day. I've been here before for one of the Halloween events, but this day in particular I was here to actually enjoy the park in broad daylight and not at night. This is definitely the place to get a good workout in. You can walk around the mountain, which is a 5 mile walk or you can walk up the mountain which is 1 mile up. Honey, let me tell you that 1 mile up is not a joke, but you feel so good once you get to accomplish it and see all the other people attending to walk up the mountain. This is a experience for all age groups. The elderly were out there. The young was out there. The middle age was out there. Everyone was there having a good time, exercising and getting in a good stroll in the park. The Rangers are also out in the park for any assistance that you need as well. I thought I was gonna need them plenty of time when I attempted to go up the mountain, but I did just fine and I survived. I prefer to go around the mountain in the 5 mile walk where you see lots of people either on bikes, skates or walking their dog or pushing their kids in strollers it's a great experience and a good walk especially after the weather is decent. Now because I had such a good time, I have to look into getting a pass

We hiked up Stone Mountain before walking down and heading to the America 250 drone and fireworks…read moreshow. The walk up was challenging but doable, and the walk down was easy - but we wished we had realized once we got down it was another 1.2 miles through the woods to get to Stone Mountain itself and see the drone show. If we had known, we'd had paid for the cable car down to end up right where we needed to be. The drone and firewalks show was spectacular and so engaging, and our tickets to the Snack Terrace were well worth it!

Every year I look forward to the Yellow Daisy Festival and this year was no different. The festival…read moreis a four day event. My family and I have been coming to the this festival for over 10 years now. So it's a tradition for us. This festival has been voted one of the top arts and craft shows in the nation. There's always music playing from bandsl One of my favorite booths to go to is the Bubba's Sweet Tea, I bought a tin mug years ago and bring it back every year for a refill of sweet tea for only a dollar. There's plenty booths that sell food and snacks. There's lots of things to see, unique crafts, scented handmade candles, handmade soaps wood crafts, etc. I've made friends with a few of the vendors, we may not remember each other's names but we definitely recognize each other from year to year. It's four days of wonderful fun, rain or shine it's going on. One of my favorite times is when it rained cats and dogs, it did not stop the fun one bit. There's plenty of well organized parking all over the park. Lots of police officers directing traffic. I feel very safe even though there's huge crowds of people everywhere. There are free shuttle busses transporting people to their cars the entire time. There's live music too! You can come here and load up on kettle popcorn, Greek gyros, ice cream and gifts for everyone! I can't wait til next year's festival.

Not too crowded, we went in a Sunday. Lots of different types of Art and Jewelery to choose from…read more Good selection of food vendors as well.

I went on a helicopter ride with a friend. They recommend you arrive 15 minutes prior to your…read moretour, in which we did. This gives you time to prepare; use the restroom etc. We brought our own Clicquot to drink, the only thing they ask was for us to buy spill proof cups, which were $10 a piece, which I felt was fair, because most companies won't allow you to BYOB lol. Upon arrival the greeter at the front desk was very pleasant and smiling, I didn't get her name but she was sweet :-) !! We had the 30 minute, Buckhead/Downtown tour. The tour was Amazing, thanks to our pilot Cody. THANKS AGAIN CODY !!! Cody flew us through Downtown, Buckhead, and the Perimeter area near the King & Queen Building & Perimeter Mall Very great tour, our ride was smooth and steady !! Atlanta is a very pretty city from above. PS. don't forget to tip your pilot :-) I would recommend this company to anyone !!!

Staff was extremely nice and welcoming. Our pilot, Cody, was extremely knowledgeable about the area…read moreand let us know about the landmarks. I also appreciate that they reminded us to tip the pilots, and they can take credit card tips at the end in case you don't have cash! We got the anniversary special, which includes champagne and a 15 minute ride that we scheduled. Unfortunately, the company booked over our appointment and did not let us know in the confirmation. It ended up working out because I called ahead (so be sure to do that!), but I think that they should have been more clear in the confirmation in case I hadn't called ahead. Also, they forgot to give us our champagne, though we were not early for the helicopter flight due to the fact that our original time was supposed to be later (and this mistake was never acknowledged). Also, with the company knowing this was a special occasion, this was never acknowledged which would have been nice. Overall, you get a solid helicopter ride and a good time, but I don't feel like the logistics are all there.