Atlanta's places of worship exude charm and the spirit of community. They also exude choice, with an abundance that makes it easy to drop in and worship, become actively involved, or anywhere in between that suits you. Some of our places of worship are even landmarks, like the Sweet Auburn district's Ebenezer Baptist Church, where three generations of the King family once preached, now open for daily tours. 
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- Georgia Aquarium Welcomes Third Manta Ray
- Philips Arena Ranked #2 Venue in the United States
- Sweet Auburn Curb Market Gets Federal Funds
- Musical Lineup Announced for May 22nd Atlanta Downtown Festival
- Downtown Atlanta’s BIKEFEST Is Back for 3rd Year on May 18th
Jazz Night at Peasant Bistro Live Jazz on Thursdays with $4 martinis and $5 appetizers in the bar.
Drinkshop Live Each Thursday night, DRINKSHOP at W Atlanta Downtown presents DRINKSHOP Live, a free music performance by hand-picked local artists. For the ultimate night on the town, stop by BLT Steak for some savory $5 snacks from the 5 at 5 Menu from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. before DRINKSHOP
Films That Matter - The Secret Life of Bees Join the National Center for Civil and Human Rights for a free film festival in Woodruff Park. The Center will present four thought-provoking contemporary hits with civil and human rights themes.
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