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Many experts will have you believe that if you want to sell your home, you’d better list it in the spring to capitalize on the spring and summer home buying season. They aren’t wrong – April is the month of peak home prices, when you can expect to receive the highest price for your property when it hits the market. …
Just like most everything else, Thanksgiving is going to look a bit different this year. Many of us who normally travel great distances to attend large family gatherings will be avoiding airports and crowds, and sticking close to home instead. Likewise, people who normally enjoy their Thanksgiving meal at a restaurant may be interested in changing those plans as well, …
Hosted by the Southeastern Institute of Paranormal Research, for six nights in September and October, paranormal investigators will lead ghost-hunting sessions at the Wren’s Nest, Georgia’s oldest house museum. Over 200 people visited the Wren’s Nest last year for paranormal investigations, and while there will be no in-person sessions this year, online sessions are still happening. Investigations will be streamed …
Those of us who enjoy a bombastic display of fireworks on the Fourth of July often flock to the celebrations held around the metro area. But this year, most municipalities have canceled their displays in order to comply with social distancing measures. This means more and more people will be holding their own small backyard fireworks shows, and many of …
Almost every country and culture across the globe has New Year’s traditions designed to bring about good luck and fortune in the coming year. Some of these traditions seem a bit odd – in Spain people wear red underwear and eat green grapes and in Denmark friends and family may toss dishes at your front door. In Scotland, bonfires and …
Wondering what to do with your Christmas tree after the holidays are over? Several locations around metro Atlanta offer Christmas tree recycling, and for some residents, your tree can even be picked up from your curb along with your trash pickup. Recycled Christmas trees are turned into much that is used throughout your city and county in parks and public …
You can’t possibly list your home to sell in the dead of winter right? That may be what you’ve always heard, but as it turns out, there’s not reason to fear a winter listing if you find that life is leading you away from your current address. Not only are there buyers looking even during these chilly months, but barren …
Christmas Canteen Gwinnett’s longest running theatrical tradition, this stunning musical revue returns for its 24th year with songs, comic sketches and Christmas magic! Christmas with Atlanta Master Chorale Celebrate Christmas with traditional carols and songs of the season at Emory University’s Emerson Concert Hall. Enchanted Woodland Wonders The Chattahoochee Nature Center hosts this unique event with live reindeer, crafts, games …
Thanksgiving has come and gone and even the holiday purists among us now have to admit that, for those of us who celebrate Christmas, it is finally time to decorate for season. Wreaths and garlands, inflatable Santas and light-up reindeer will all make their way out of the basements, attics and garages where they have been hibernating since last year. …
