City Heights & The Arbors

10/05/2013

Tomorrow!!

GET READY!!!

Atlanta Streets Alive starts tomorrow at 2pm!!

WHO'S EXCITED!!?

09/08/2013

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Tours of historic buildings and areas including, but not limited to, Grant Park, Inman Park, Sweet Auburn, and Druid Hills

08/21/2013

Mark your calendars for the first-ever BeltLine on September 28!

Join us for an afternoon stroll on the eastside trail of the Atlanta Beltline from Poncey-Highland through Inman Park to the Old Fourth Ward. Along the mile-long route, visit 15 participating restaurants and businesses for a wine tasting. Each venue will feature a selected wine. Stop in, socialize,...

08/21/2013

King of Pops is easy to love! Watch this video to learn how it all got started, right here in the neighborhood!

Throughout the Great Recession, millions of people lost their jobs and many had to reinvent themselves to keep putting food on the table. Steven Carse is one of those stories. When he lost his corporate job in 2009, he didn't waste any time making his next move. Inspired by the frozen fruit pops he'...

07/12/2013

We're definitely cool =)

An exposé shot from ground-level puts the city's cultural interior in the forefront. While hopscotching between East Atlanta Village, Inman Park, Midtown, Poncey-Highland, Old Fourth Ward, L5P, Va-Hi, Westside, and Decatur, they found time to toss back shots at El Bar with DJ Speakerfoxx, pop in on ...

07/11/2013

This Saturday at 9AM!

07/10/2013

07/10/2013

Great list of Atlanta must-eats!

It's time to update the Eater 38, your answer and ours to any question that begins, "Can you recommend a restaurant…" This highly elite group covers the entire city (inside...

07/10/2013

Do you take staycations?

It’s easy to forget in the middle of making summer plans to head to the beach or go away to ...

06/25/2013

FYI

06/25/2013

Good news for !

OLD FOURTH WARD — A New England-based health technology company plans to bring 500 jobs to the Ponce City Market development, Gov. Nathan Deal's office said Monday.