This month we preview Art on the Atlanta BeltLine and the Lantern Parade, take a closer look at the burgeoning tiny house movement in the city, get a sneak peek inside Ponce City Market’s new Central Food Hall, review Brazilian steakhouse Chama Gaucha and offer a special focus on back to school and education around Intown.
You’ll also find a preview of the next Atlanta Streets Alive event, a pictorial of architectural firm Kronberg Wall’s transformation of a historic Reynoldstown church into new office space and Sally Bethea’s column on how baby wipes and grease are creating “fatbergs” in Atlanta’s sewer system.
September is one of our biggest issues yet, so sit back, dive in and find out what’s happening around Intown this month. Click the cover or this link to get started.
