Ninety years of Winnie-the-Pooh history is just one day! The Winnie-the-Pooh exhibit at Atlanta’s High Museum of Art is a bear-, art-, and literature-lover’s dream! Continue reading
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Category Archives: North America
Fernbank Summer Block Party Review
Science, drinks, and a silent disco — what more could you possible ask for in a museum’s adults-only night? Find out what you can expect at Fernbank Museum’s next Summer Block Party event: Continue reading
8 Reasons to Love the Georgia Renaissance Festival
The food, the costumes, the merriment! There’s a lot to love about the Georgia Renaissance Festival, but for now, we’ll just start with these 8 things: Continue reading
A Guide to the Smyrna Jonquil Festivals
Twice a year, the Smyrna Jonquil Festival is held at the Village Green in downtown Smyrna and is full of arts, crafts, local businesses, food, and fun! Here’s my guide to the Smyrna Jonquil Festival: Continue reading
Visiting Zoo Atlanta on a Rainy Day
I’m back with another zoo post! Since we’re Zoo Atlanta members, we’ll visit the zoo no matter the weather, which means I can gather tips for if you visit when its sunny or rainy, hot or cold. Here’s what you need to know to make your rainy zoo visit a little brighter: Continue reading
Georgia Hikes: Sweetwater Creek Yellow and Orange Trails
Spring means perfect weather for hiking! It’s clearly been a while since we did a substantial hike because this nearly-6 mile hike was way harder on me than it should have been. But it did give off views of the mill ruins and skyline. Continue reading
Georgia Hikes: Cochran Shoals Trail
The Cochran Shoals Trail is an easy hike along the western bank of the Chattahoochee River. This busy trail just north of I-285 is a popular trail for runners, bikers, and dog walkers. Continue reading
