Truist Park Braves Ballpark Tours
As the longest continuously operating franchise in Major League Baseball, the Atlanta Braves have plenty of history to share with their fans. Tours of Truist Park are offered year-round and take guests
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Employee Summer Picnics
Get some vitamin D&B this Summer! Level up your team's summer celebrations with 50,00 square feet of fun, chef-crafted catering, state-of-the-art equipment, and the help of a D&B event planner to do
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A Garden With Wings
Smith-Gilbert Gardens is excited to announce that A Garden with Wings Butterfly Exhibit will be open for two months this summer! Starting June 1 with the kick-off event, Pollinator Palooza, visitors can
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Dressed for Summer
Before air conditioning existed, southerners used a variety of tricks to keep their homes airy and cool. This summer, see the historic William Root House dressed as it would have been during the
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Atlanta Braves
July 2-4 vs. San Francisco GiantsJuly 5-7 vs. Philadelphia PhilliesJuly 19-21 vs. St. Louis CardinalsJuly 22-24 vs. Cincinnati Reds For start times see Website.
August Wilson’s “Seven Guitars”
It's 1948 in Pittsburgh's Hill District, and blues music echoes throughout the neighborhood. A group of old friends gather to mourn and reminisce about Flloyd "Schoolboy" Barton - a gifted guitarist whose
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August Wilson’s “King Hedley II”
King Hedley II continues the stories of characters first introduced in Seven Guitars and shows the tragic realities for Black men in the 1980s Reagan era in Pittsburgh. After seven years in
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Metro Montage
Marietta Cobb Museum of Art's most exciting Opening Reception of the year, Metro Montage, will take place on July 6 from 6 - 10 p.m. This event is free for MCMA members
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Art at the Avenue
The South Cobb Arts Alliance (SCAA) is pleased to announce its National Juried Art at the Avenue exhibit featuring all types of genre, medium, style, and technique in arts held at a
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Haunted History Tour
Join your friends for an approximate 90-minute, lantern-led walk through historic downtown Marietta. Listen to stories about the dead who still patronize the shops and restaurants, refusing to cross over. You may
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