If you’re considering putting your house on the market and moving to another one, chances are good there are things about your current home that you are not happy with. But before you get overly concerned that your house is less than perfect, keep in mind that very few homes truly live up to all of their owner’s expectations, and …
Are Buyers Turning Their Backs on the Open-Floor Plan? Open floor plans have been the design of choice in newly built homes for several years now, and as far as HGTV is concerned, they seem to be the only option for renovations of older homes as well. But for every kitchen wall torn down to create one giant main floor …
Gather under the 200 year-old oak trees at the historic Roswell Town Square for the 8th annual Roswell Beer Festival on March 21st. Enjoy tastings of 450+ unique craft beers, including special releases brewed specifically for this festival! Roswell’s top restaurants will be on site selling your favorites and the premier Elton John tribute band, Beyond Yellow Brick Road, will …
Did you buy a new home in 2019? If so, don’t neglect to file your all-important Homestead Exemption Certificate with your local tax authority. First time Georgia homeowners, and even those who haven’t purchased a new home in several years may have forgotten about this all-important tactic to get a significant discount on their property taxes if the home is their …
Atlanta Jugglers Festival At the 42nd annual jugglers festival you’ll find jugglers, unicyclists, hoopers, kendama, bubbling and family fun for all ages. Atlanta Oyster Festival Atlanta’s best oyster festival is held at Park Tavern overlooking Piedmont Park, with freshly flown in oysters and a full bar featuring delicious cold beer and signature cocktails. Big Band Night at Emory Jazz Fest …
Ask any homeowner which room in their house they would most like to improve or remodel, and by far the majority will point to their kitchen as the first place they would start making changes. And it makes sense – for many of us, the kitchen is the heart of our home, and so much more than just a place …
While many Atlantans didn’t have a preferred dog in the fight, last night’s Super Bowl still sparked thousands of parties, gatherings and later than usual nights for young and old across the city. Feeling a bit of a Super Bowl headache today? You’re definitely not alone. Calling In A recent study by the Workforce Institute indicates that as many as …
Atlanta’s St. Patrick’s Day parade dates back to 1858, making it one of the country’s oldest such celebrations. The parade attracts individuals and groups from around the city and the South including clowns, floats, bands, Bagpipe & Drum Corps, children, dancers, drill teams, and more – over 2,000 participants are expected! Come out and celebrate of all of Atlanta’s diverse …
A Night at the Opera Prepare to be exhilarated during this night of opera hits sung by two top-notch virtuosi, Friday at the Cathedral of St. Philip. Atlanta Winter Beer Fest The Atlanta Winter Beer Fest is back for it’s 10th year, with over 150 beers, many from local Atlanta and Georgia breweries. The Bach Bowl The free event features …
