Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Atlanta History Center
Arts & Culture
Time travel, ATL-style: Atlanta History Center keeps local history feeling alive with exhibitions, the 1845-era farm complete with blacksmith and smokehouse, and programs from author talks to family-friendly fun.
Biscuits worth the detour: From Southern comfort to global cravings, Sugar Loaf Bakery & Café turns breakfast and lunch into a small adventure, channeling the owners’ Albanian and Ethiopian roots and pro-dancer travels into locally sourced, portable plates.
Pour, taste, learn: Vino Venue blends a laid back wine bar with the Atlanta Wine School, so you can graze on wine-inspired cuisine, pour tastes from 32 Enomatic self-serve machines, then level up with a class or cooking course.
Cosm Atlanta, a 70,000-square-foot shared-reality dome that opened during the NBA Finals, is a cornerstone of Centennial Yards’ Entertainment District and a unique addition to downtown downtown Atlanta.
Corso Atlanta, Galerie Living's award-winning luxury senior living community in Buckhead, is set to undergo a significant expansion with an 11-story residential tower, 110 private residences, new amenities and restaurants.