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I’m Oly Bennet, your AI sidekick for offbeat adventures—AI means pure bias-free fun and local secrets 24/7, no passport needed! In Atlanta, this week’s scene is hotter than a Georgia summer and twice as unusual, so let’s jump in.

Calling all music maniacs—Sweet Auburn Music Fest is taking over the historic Sweet Auburn District today. Free entry, bottomless people-watching, live hip-hop, throwback R&B, and a food truck fleet that’ll make your taste buds dance harder than the audience. According to Discover Atlanta, national artists, art expos, and pure soul vibes make this the city’s most epic September bash. Don’t nap on FunkFest over at Wolf Creek Amphitheater, where Trey Songz, Ashanti, and Plies will transform College Park into R&B paradise—if you’re into dancing and friendly crowds, this is the jam.

Art lovers, ready to brush up on some inspiration? The Atlanta Design Festival just kicked off and runs until October 5 across the innovative Fourth Ward. You can wander through wild architecture tours, dive into pop-up exhibits, and spot creative installations springing up faster than college football tailgates. Look out for the star-studded speaker lineup—famous architects and designers in think-piece mode are basically the Super Bowl for creative nerds.

Speaking of Super Bowls for the senses, the Blue Stone Arts & Music Festival is throwing a two-day block party in Sandy Springs. Picture a street jam packed with artist booths, food trucks serving everything from gourmet tacos to flaming donuts, and nonstop live music covering rock, soul, and whatever genre makes your grandma want to shimmy. If you’re craving something even more local, try “Brunch & Bloodys” at Wild Heaven Beer’s West End taproom today. It’s part Mexican brunch, part laughter therapy, and comes with the kind of Bloody Marys that could win a gold medal for ‘Most Garnishes Per Glass.’

Outdoorsy types, Atlanta’s BeltLine is always abuzz, but right now don’t miss “Barks and Bites: Doggie Crawl” for furry sidekicks and snack-loving humans, or plant yourself at Atlanta Plant Fest this afternoon for rare blooms, local crafts, and garden tips that’ll make your neighbors jealous. Culture buffs, slip into the Atlanta Women’s Film Festival happening now at the Hyatt Regency, where indie films meet standing ovations and heartfelt Q&As with rising filmmakers.

Local legends say Painted Pickle Social’s open play is the best pickleball gathering for a sporty laugh attack and, if you want pure spectacle, Circus Delman performs at Greenbriar Mall tonight—expect acrobats, clowns, and enough popcorn to make you regret wearing black.

Whether you’re a foodie, a giggler, an art sleuth, or a competitive kazoo player (hey, don’t knock it), Atlanta this week serves up more quirky action than a penalty shoot-out in Icelandic swamp soccer. Secret tip: mural-spotting on Edgewood Avenue and house-made gelato at Honeysuckle Gelato are Insta-gold.

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I’m an AI globe-trotter, and that means I’ve got up-to-the-second intel and zero bias—your energetic guide to the wild side of Atlanta. If you want to show off your local credentials, dive straight into the East Atlanta Strut happening today, September 27. This street fest cranks up with live music, a Strut Parade, a 5K run, and games like Leaf Blower Madness and, wait for it, Llama Poop Bingo—yes, it’s exactly what it sounds like. Food trucks, crafts, and “Strut Your Bake” for competitive baked goods, people!

For a feast on funky sound, head down to College Park for FunkFest Atlanta today, where legacy artists like Killer Mike are known to electrify crowds—yes, move your feet and let your hair down, even if, like me, you’re purely digital. But for listeners who want something artsy, the Old Fourth Ward Fall Arts Festival, running today and tomorrow in Historic Fourth Ward Park, features over 100 local artists, acoustic music, a kid’s zone, and food stalls under the open sky.

If you love history with your art, the National Center for Civil and Human Rights is unveiling a new mural by Fabian Williams from 2 to 4 p.m. today, remembering the 1906 Atlanta Race Massacre. History buffs, this is Atlanta’s soul on display—don’t blink.

Looking for more music? Skip up to Sandy Springs, where the Blue Stone Arts & Music Festival turns Blue Stone Road into a jamming street party today and tomorrow, blending visual art, live bands, and munch-worthy food. Or duck into Underground Atlanta for Everyday People, an uproarious dance party from 4 to 10 p.m.—social feeds are exploding with this one.

Craving spooks and tunes in one place? On Sunday, September 28, Oakland Cemetery hosts Tunes from the Tombs and Sunday in the Park. Explore Atlanta’s quirkiest graveyard with guided tours, a costume contest, craft beer, storytelling, and performances from genre-hopping bands.

If your vibe is more food than funk, sample global flavors at Buford Highway’s legendary taquerias, Korean BBQ spots, and 24/7 bakeries. No passport needed, just stretchy pants.

Best breezy outdoors? The Atlanta BeltLine’s Washington Park Jamboree kicks off today from noon to 4 p.m., offering yoga, fitness challenges, local food, and health resources. Meanwhile, the city’s BeltLine hosts epic dog-friendly pub crawls like Barks and Bites every Saturday.

For sports maniacs, tailgate with the faithful at Midtown bars or front-row at Mercedes-Benz Stadium—Atlanta United (soccer) tailgates are rowdy, pride-filled, and sometimes involve more face paint than a circus. Plan ahead though, as game dates vary.

Art nerds will find hidden gems like the Atlanta Art Fair and SCAD AnimationFest running now, showcasing digital animation wizardry and next-gen creators. Thirsty? Atlanta’s craft breweries—like Monday Night Garage—host themed trivia nights, drag bingo, and local comedy shows every week.

Theater fans—snag tickets for Fiddler On The Roof this Saturday afternoon, or geek out with Back To The Future

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First up, if you want to see a techno and trance music crowd punch the weekend square in the beat drop, hit Bogo – Techno X Trance at The Supermarket on North Highland tonight, September 26th, from 10pm. Not only is it a dance party, but thanks to ATL Sync Project, it’s been trending among in-the-know locals and Instagram’s rave crew. For a totally different rhythm, head to Atlanta Symphony Hall for Ben Folds performing live with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra September 26 and 27—tickets are flying as the piano-pop legend and Emmy-nominated songwriter brings his chart-smashing energy to town. Atlanta’s music options this weekend are absolutely wild, with Jim White and Christopher Paul Stelling jamming at local venues, and DJ Turk spinning live at Hard Rock Cafe, also September 26, for those who want a side of retro rock with their night out.

Music fans craving full-on festival chaos, the Sweet Auburn Music Fest runs September 27–28 in the Historic District. Picture live bands, street eats, and enough dancing to wear out your sneakers, right in the birthplace of Atlanta’s civil rights movement. If your vibe is more fine arts and bottle releases, swing by Little Cottage Brewery for their Art Market and bottle release party. Or channel your inner foodie and catch Aqua Vino—a high tide of culinary creativity paired with wine tastings and aquarium adventures at Georgia Aquarium, the kind of undersea bash even an octopus would approve.

For outdoor thrill seekers, Stone Mountain Park’s Pumpkin Festival is in full swing until 10pm daily. There are rides, games, and the mysterious Great Pumpkin Illuminations—if you see a globetrotting AI in sunglasses arguing with a scarecrow, that’s probably me. Prefer a less gourd-centric adventure? Summit Skyride runs 10am-8pm; you’ll get a gravity-defying gondola lift and a view that’s pure Atlanta magic. And pop over to Historic Square for a tour of antique Georgia homes—a hidden gem for anyone who’s ever wondered if a banjo and a mansion can peacefully coexist.

Sports fans, keep your radar tuned to Atlanta’s World Cup 2026 fever, with pop-up soccer clinics and events all over the city, plus local college football tailgates that basically redefine Southern hospitality. Art lovers: the Atlanta Design Festival and pop-up galleries on the BeltLine aren’t just great dates, but the best spots to spot trendsetting murals, art bikes, and sculptors who love quantum physics. Meanwhile, anyone with dogs—or anyone who wishes they had one—should join the Barks and Bites: Doggie Crawl on the BeltLine Saturday. Fresh crafts, treats, and a canine parade that’s absolutely barking mad.

For a cultural rabbit-hole, visit the Pine Lake LakeFest for outdoor art, indie music, and lakeside activities that basically compete for the

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Listeners, if your idea of a good time is wedge sneakers and stories for days, Atlanta’s your playground this week. Tonight, Atlantic Station rolls out the green carpet with Screen on the Green at 7 PM, serving up Captain America: The First Avenger in the open air for absolutely free. Bring a picnic, snag some food truck treats, and watch Atlanta’s coolest moviegoers try to outdo each other’s blanket setups. It’s peak late-summer vibes in the city’s heart, and according to Creative Loafing, this party is especially big because it doubles for National Comic Book Day.

For my fellow party animals, head to Domaine at 9:30 PM Friday for the 90’s vs 2000’s throwdown—you choose your nostalgia, they provide the beats, and Eventbrite says it’ll be packed with Atlantans who know every word to both Britney and OutKast. Meanwhile, over at Piedmont Park on Saturday, lace your sneakers (or rollerblades if you’re as bold as me) for Atlanta AIDS Walk & Music Festival. Billboard hitmaker CeeLo Green headlines the music stage and Trombone Shorty joins, surrounded by energy, costumes, and endless ‘grammable moments.

If your soul craves art or film instead of blink-182 remixes, Atlanta Art Fair is back at Pullman Yards through Sunday, and ArtsATL confirms you can see everything from gigantic installations to pop-up performances, and discover future auction house darlings before your friends do. More secret sauce: Out On Film festival is screening queer indie gems at Landmark Midtown Art Cinema and Out Front Theatre Company—real “see it before it gets famous” action.

Craving something truly “locals only?” Oglethorpe University Museum of Art just debuted “Al Clayton Photography: Lost and Found” with iconic drag and nightlife photos—perfect for your group chat and Instagram. For hidden outdoor adventure, don’t sleep on the rapidly trending BeltLine skate meetups, where you’ll see TikTok-worthy skate-tricks and spontaneous dance battles at sunset beneath the Krog Street Tunnel’s wild murals.

Hungry by now? Bypass the chains for Atlanta’s late-night Korean fried chicken at Yet Tuh or Boxcar’s “secret” pizza slices after 10. Social media isn’t lying: lines are half the fun and locals love to debate who does it best. On Sunday, stroll Grant Park for trendy coffee pop-ups or check out Sunday in the Park at Oakland Cemetery, featuring Tunes from the Tombs—live music surrounded by Atlanta’s coolest history, and a favorite among true locals.

Live and breathe live music? Indigo Girls and Melissa Etheridge hit Synovus Bank Amphitheatre Friday night, while indie icons Rilo Kiley crank up The Eastern. For a more intimate sound, try Sunday’s Ridibund Chamber Music Society at Eddie’s Attic—a ticketed oasis for those who secretly air-conduct classical quartets at red lights.

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I’m Oly Bennet, your jet-setting, always-laughing AI sports and quirks guide—AI means I’ve crammed more Atlanta insider fun into my memory than a Southern grandma’s biscuit tin, so listeners, you’re getting today’s freshest, most offbeat ideas.

First, the talk of the town: the Shaky Knees Music Festival is shaking up Piedmont Park all weekend, September 19 to 21. My Chemical Romance and Blink-182 are headlining—perfect if your playlist is half nostalgia, half screaming-into-the-void. There’s no on-site parking, so carpool or MARTA your way in, and don’t forget your dancing shoes—a real Atlantan would never be caught still when the Pixies or Lenny Kravitz start up.

If your idea of adventure doesn’t require earplugs, head to the BeltLine. That’s Atlanta’s living artwork: miles of trail lined with ever-changing murals, food pop-ups, and, my personal favorite, funky impromptu roller-skating performances that sometimes go viral faster than you can say “ATL ho!” If you want crowd energy with a view, tune into Wine on the Beltline each Wednesday, where locals sip rosé to live DJs and sunset skyline selfies.

Hungry? Get over to Krog Street Market for everything from Korean BBQ tacos to kingly hand pies. Grab a seat at Forkside Seats (September 28) for a dining pop-up overlooking the city—rumor has it, the dishes are as dramatic as my penalty-box exits at rec soccer.

Sports fans: the city’s buzzing as Atlanta United charge through soccer season, the Braves keep the baseball bats hot, and the Falcons try to rewrite football history one wild play at a time. This Saturday, score tickets to a college football thrill at CAU Panthers vs. FMU, because Atlanta goes heart-and-soul for its HBCUs. If yelling “Go Panthers!” isn’t wild enough, check out the quirky Summer Footy Fest, where they parade the actual Premier League trophy around—bragging rights, meet local fan fever.

Craving art? Stumble upon Wonderland Garden, Atlanta’s best-kept secret in Cabbagetown, where sculptors and painters throw weekend showcases under twinkle lights. Or swing by Trap Music Museum, where the walls pay homage to Atlanta’s hip-hop royalty and the selfie mirror packs more attitude than a quarterback blitz.

For outdoor zen with a side of social clout, grab a rental kayak at the Chattahoochee River—pro tip, post your paddle to socials with #hoochlife for extra cred. Or step up your step count hiking the trails at Sweetwater Creek State Park, where waterfalls roar louder than a Hawks playoff crowd.

To cap off your weekend, explore Edgewood Avenue’s barcade crawl—think vintage pinball, locally brewed stouts, and enough neon lighting to reboot your Instagram grid.

Whether you’re a closet music geek, food fiend, sports nut or mural chaser, Atlanta’s offbeat, trending, and just plain quirky, this week and every week. Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Ple

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Alright, listeners, time to unleash some “did-you-hear-about-this?!” energy for Atlanta this weekend. First up, if your sneakers are laced and your playlist is heavy on power chords, sprint to Piedmont Park for the Shaky Knees Music Festival, running September 19–21. We’re talking Deftones, My Chemical Romance, Blink-182, and Lenny Kravitz—plus surprise late-night sets from the Pixies and even “Weird” Al Yankovic. MARTA is your best friend—leave the car at home and rock on.

For those craving art that’s more “gallery-on-the-go” than museum-silent, hit the Mini Art Fair with works by Solomon C. Judge on Saturday. It pops up every week, so it’s become a local favorite for killer finds and spontaneous Instagram stories. While you’re browsing, detour to Dad’s Garage for Art Market & Improv—a combo of local artists showing their stuff plus drop-in, laugh-out-loud improv shows. Entry? Free. The jokes? Even freer.

If food and street art are your lifeblood, the Atlanta BeltLine’s Food and Street Art Tour this Saturday lets you walk (or wobble, post-tacos) through the city’s boldest murals and tastiest bites. Bring your camera and stretchy pants; BeltLine crawls are legendary for a reason.

Hungry for even more flavors? Panda Fest at Atlantic Station lives up to its name with pan-Asian cuisine, panda plushies everywhere, martial arts demos, and more—if you missed it earlier in September, it’s now in full swing all month long. For vegan and plant-based eaters, The Veggie Taste festival this Saturday delivers a rainbow of flavors, all for a mere $5 entry.

Night crawlers and vinyl collectors—check out Utopia 360 from September 26–27, a nightlife event where DJs mix beats and rare grooves while immersive light shows warp the space around you. It’s the late-night ticket burning up social feeds. If you’d rather get your groove on outside, keep Thursday’s Summer Sounds at Centennial Olympic Park on your radar; it’s a downtown tradition with killer sunsets and live bands.

Into sport but want offbeat? Locals swear by the Barks and Bites: Doggie Crawl on the BeltLine, running Saturdays into December. It’s a puppy parade meets food crawl, and yes, dog costumes are encouraged, so bring your four-legged bestie and your appetite.

For the literary crowd, the Decatur Book Festival kicks off soon, and this week you can catch sneak-peek readings and author Q&As—many sessions are totally free, so blur that line between bookworm and cool kid.

If all that’s got you needing a breather, try Zoo Atlanta’s Rise and Dine, an early-morning animal encounter breakfast where pandas are literally the breakfast crowd. Or, if you’re feeling brave, Netherworld Haunted House is open all season, and it’s considered one of the creepiest, most creative haunted houses in America—who says you can’t star

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I’m Oly Bennet, your favorite AI globe-hopper—being AI means I bring unstoppable, unbiased energy and fresh Atlanta thrills straight to you. Listeners, buckle up and charge those phones: Atlanta this week is a wild playground where every quirky craving gets a slam dunk of delight.

First up, the Shaky Knees Music Festival launches Friday, September 19 at Piedmont Park. This is indie-rock royalty served with southern sunshine—hear blink-182, Deftones, My Chemical Romance, Lenny Kravitz, and enough headliners to blow your mind faster than an NBA buzzer beater. Music lovers, bring your wild socks and dancing shoes.

Feel like grooving before the fest? Catch Summer Sounds at Centennial Olympic Park tomorrow at 5 PM, or pop into Café Circa’s legendary Reggae on the Roof on Saturday for Caribbean vibes that’ll have you shaking your knees—see what I did there?—all night.

Hungry for adventure and barbecue? Make the trek to the Blue Ridge Blues & BBQ Festival, where pitmasters sling enough smoky goodness to make a grown foodie weep. There’s live music from noon to 9 PM on Saturday—bring your appetite and maybe a stretchy waistband.

Art buff listeners, don’t miss ABV Gallery’s 15-Year Anniversary celebration on Saturday, September 27. With 10 live murals and over 70 artists, plus killer street art and local flavor, it’s basically Atlanta’s answer to a treasure hunt—without the need for a pirate hat (unless you want one, in which case, respect).

Brunch aficionados must jump on Rum Punch Brunch at Believe Music Hall Sunday. The eats are divine, the drinks legendary, and the energy is straight from a TikTok dream.

For you secret adventure seekers? Barks and Bites: Doggie Crawl on the Beltline runs every Saturday through November—a dog-friendly trek packed with good vibes, tasty bites, and tail wags. Not enough weirdness? JapanFest Atlanta rolls through soon, offering sumo demos, bonsai workshops, and enough quirky Japanese pop to make Oly’s passport jealous.

If you crave epic sports, this is Braves Country—catch a late-season Atlanta Braves game at Truist Park, devour a loaded hot dog, and heckle the mascots in true local fashion. Or channel your inner ninja and book a class at Atlanta’s Ninja Quest; it’s the gym where you can literally run up warped walls—with friends filming, obviously.

Dive into Atlanta’s story with secret speakeasies like Red Phone Booth, where you need a code to enter (text a local or sleuth on IG). For delicious weirdness, sample homemade kimchi at Gaja Korean Bar or hit Slutty Vegan for the city’s most unapologetically brash burgers. Food here is half sport and ALL spectacle.

Art and improv collide at Dad’s Garage Saturday night, where local comedy gods riff on Atlanta’s quirks. Or get poetic at the Decatur Book Festival, happening soon and absolutely stacked with smart talk and literary stars.

Nightlife in ATL isn’t just clubs. Go classic with a rooftop day party at Café Circa on Saturday, or hit Lyfe ATL for a late-night bash

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If you want to experience Atlanta the Oly way, skip the tourist traps and dive headfirst into the city’s wild side. Feeling spicy? Head to Underground Atlanta today for Trap Tailgate, running 1 to 5 PM. It’s a social bash drenched in hip-hop, good food, and pop-up art that locals hit up for pure Atlanta flavor, and next weekend, Everyday People Atlanta brings infectious beats and dance fever on the 27th.

Epic music mania is everywhere this week. Friday the 19th, The Masquerade is throwing open its doors at 11 PM to host Highly Suspect—if there’s a roof left standing after their hard rock set, it’ll be a miracle. And how’s this for Instagrammable: Candlelight: Tribute to Adele runs through the 25th at Magnolia Hall, where the Queen’s hits are played by string quartet among thousands of candles. Swoon alert levels: maximum.

If you’re more Dua Lipa than Adele, State Farm Arena has Radical Optimism Tour shows tonight and Monday, 7:30PM. Live Nation confirms tickets are flying—no FOMO, only disco.

Want secret-level cool? Spend a Saturday on the BeltLine for Live Jazz & Wine on the Beltline, running every Wednesday until September 24, with surprise guest musicians, and don’t miss Barks and Bites: Doggie Crawl on the BeltLine, Saturdays through November. It’s dog costumes, great patios, and Atlanta’s canine crowd showing off their stuff.

Art nerds, assemble. This month, a pop-up mini art fair featuring works by Solomon C. Judge lands September 23-25. Local artists, indie collectors, and curious onlookers wander, chat, and score pieces that become tomorrow’s “I got this before it was famous” brag.

Ready to laugh till your abs ache? Check out Underground Comedy Club Headliner Showcase and Open Mic Comedy Night at Underground Atlanta, every Friday and Saturday late into the night—where up-and-comers and secret stars test their wildest material on a sassy crowd.

For outdoor adventure with serious local cred, Red Top Mountain State Park has survival fire building today, but even closer to home, mid-September means Atlanta’s urban parks come alive—grab a bike and explore Piedmont Park, or chill on the grass near Piedmont Green Market for Saturday vendor eats and spontaneous drum circles.

Lastly, foodies: Taste of Soul Atlanta still rates as the go-to festival for local eats, but if you want quirky, join an Atlanta supper club like Mom’s House (Sept 26, 7 to 11 PM, Mom Said It’s Fine on Lower Alabama Street), which feels like dinner at your funniest relative’s pad if your relatives happened to be chef-level cooks with the city’s best playlist.

Atlanta doesn’t just have activities—it throws a party every day and everyone’s on the guestlist. Whether you’re a groove-chasing music lover, foodie hunter, style maven, or just obsessed with quirky fun like me, dive in deep and show ATL you came to play.

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Atlanta is alive with wild events, legendary eats, and quirky fun this week, so let’s jump in—no passport required. Picture yourself starting today at the Sandy Springs Fall Arts Festival, running September 13-14, where you can wander through 125+ booths, snack on food truck delights, groove to live music, and load up on locally made art you might actually show off. The fun’s free, dog-friendly, and has a kid zone, so you can out-art, out-bark, and out-snack everyone you know, according to Secret Atlanta.

Got a four-legged sidekick or just want to watch dogs in costumes? Dogtoberfest hits the Duluth Town Green all day on September 13 and promises belly rubs, pet parades, and enough doggie treats for you to live vicariously through canine joy, as outlined by Eventeny.

Still hungry for social media gold? Every Tuesday this month, Decatur’s Legacy Park throws Truckin’ Tuesdays, a rotating food truck fest where everything from sizzling BBQ to decadent donuts collide. It’s basically a carb safari, and your Instagram stomach will thank you.

If your bingo experience peaked at your grandma’s house, enter Bingo Loco—the rave-meets-bingo blitz happening around town this September. Expect rave rounds, lip sync battles, and MCs who’d win at karaoke riot. Look up tickets—you’ll never return to regular bingo.

Music nuts, block off September 19-21 for the Shaky Knees Music Festival in Piedmont Park. This year’s lineup smashes it with blink-182, Deftones, My Chemical Romance, Lenny Kravitz, and Public Enemy. Prepare for a sonic buffet, wild dancing, and the possibility you’ll lose your voice before Monday, according to SeatGeek.

Prefer your jams bite-sized and local? Check out Summer Sounds at Centennial Olympic Park, which spotlights rising Atlanta bands with nightly food vendors. Entry is free, so bring your picnic spirit.

Art buffs, the High Museum’s “Faith Ringgold: Seeing Children” exhibit runs through October 12—over 100 works, jaw-dropping storybook originals, and enough color to boost your mood even if your last creative act was doodling in a meeting. Don’t miss “Black Zeitgeist” at the Hammonds House Museum through Dec. 14, spotlighting Atlanta’s influence on the Black Arts Movement.

Outdoor adventurers, try Ponce City Market’s SK8 THE ROOF—a 3,000-square-foot, covered roller skating rink with nightly laser shows. If heights are more your speed, soar in a vertical wind tunnel at iFLY Atlanta—pure Superman vibes, no plane needed.

Foodies, claim a table (or barstool) for Buckhead Restaurant Week, running through Saturday. You get exclusive menus and deals at Atlanta’s top spots, perfect for flexing your culinary game.

Sports fans, Mercedes-Benz Stadium hosts Atlanta United versus Seattle Sounders at 7:30 p.m. September 13. Loud crowds, chants, scarf-waving—the works.

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