HeyJaredAtlanta Magazine
Atlanta Magazine is a city-focused lifestyle and culture publication centered on Atlanta and the surrounding metro area.
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A Druid Hills carriage house balances historical character with a coupleâs need for a retreat (opens the original)
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When an Atlanta couple sought to transform their dilapidated carriage house into an oasis from city life, they immediately turned to Copper Sky Design + Remodel, a local design-build firm that specializes in preserving and modernizing older homes. Given the neighborhoodâs historical designation, they knew the project would require a company with a meticulous approach as well as experience working with time-honored properties. According to Copper Sky lead designer Jaime Dupes, the coupleâs pr
Atlanta thrifting expert Elizabeth Cook shares her best advice on secondhand shopping (opens the original)
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Elizabeth Cook is an Atlanta-based design enthusiast, entrepreneur, content creator, and influencer who is known for her expertise in finding discounted antiques, vintage decor, and designer items. The Columbus, Georgia, native first realized she had a flair for thrifting as a child. “My grandmother loved museums and design centers and exposed me to beautiful interiors and decorative arts,” she says. “My mother, on the other hand, could spend an entire day hopping from one thrift store to the ne
How to plan the perfect weekend escape in Dahlonega (opens the original)
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Downtown DahlonegaPhoto courtesy of the Georgia Department of Economic Development Tucked into the Blue Ridge Mountains about 65 mi
Inside Lintonâs, and the return of The Buttery (opens the original)
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Chef Linton Hopkinsâ experience is as broad as it is deep. The James Beard Award-winning chef is known for his burgers (H&F Burger), his steaks (C. Elletâs), his fried chicken (Hopâs), encouraging mixology (Holeman & Finch Public House), and fine dining (defunct Restaurant Eugene). Hopkins also ran The Buttery, a bakery and market that grew out of his wholesale operation, before closing in 2024. Its Manchester Street space âwasnât the right location for it,â he says. Come March or Ap
The panda-monium continues: Ping Ping and Fu Shuang have arrived in Atlanta via Panda Express (opens the original)
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The panda-monium was reawoken Thursday when Chinese President Xi Jinping was at the White House for talks with President Trump. In his opening remarks, Jinping said two pandas would soon arrive in Atlanta, within days, as an envoy of friendship between the Chinese and American people. While the public was made aware back in April that new pandas—which are rare at zoos in the U.S.—would come from China, the exact timing of their arrival was unknown. Jinping’s comments Thursday threw the panda pre
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