HeyJaredLesly Gregory
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- Oct 1, 2026
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A spirited October: 6 events for grandparents in Atlanta (opens the original)
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October brings a little extra spirit to Atlanta. Even if the temperatures don’t always cooperate, the month is filled with seasonal celebrations, family outings and, of course, everything pumpkin spice. Whether you’re getting a start on holiday shopping, spending time with the grandkids or grabbing a pint of beer, there’s no shortage of opportunities for fun. Here are six to consider: Bringing a European flair to a fun fall market, this open-air experience highlights Atlanta’s top European vendo
Cruise into September: 6 events for Atlanta grandparents this season (opens the original)
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Every month seems jam-packed around Atlanta, so make sure you find activities that align with your interests. There’s something for everyone, from music lovers to bargain hunters, craft aficionados to car enthusiasts. With so much happening in September, it’s easy to fill your calendar with fun as fall approaches. Journey back to the ’70s in September with orchestral performances of some oldies but goodies. Each of these Candlelight Concerts features a string quartet playing popular songs from a
There’s still time for fun in the sun: 6 August activities for grandparents (opens the original)
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August may signal the return to school for many families, but there’s no shortage of reasons to get out and explore metro Atlanta. Whether you’re looking to make memories with your four-legged friend, discover a bit of history or try something new, these events are worth adding to your calendar. Stroll down the Beltline with your furry friend for a special restaurant crawl that caters to dogs. Stop at two restaurants where you’ll receive a bite for yourself and an off-menu dish crafted just for
Discover birding in Georgia, one walk at a time (opens the original)
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Birding is growing in popularity across Georgia, where backyards, parks and green spaces offer opportunities to spot everything from soaring raptors to colorful song birds. “There are so many things to love about birding,” Brooke Michael, communications coordinator at Birds Georgia, told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. “Once you start to notice birds, you’ll see them everywhere.” While birdwatching typically refers to casually observing birds, birding is a more intentional and accessible hobby
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