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Atlanta's authority since 1961. @gabizmagazine | @southboundmagazine | @georgiadesignmagazine

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🍰📚 A food-loving bibliophile Ana Raquel Morales estimates she has about 7,000 cookbooks in her Powder Springs home, many clipped with captioned photos of herself and the author. She still has the Wilton cake-decorating book her mother, an avid baker, gave her when she was five. Recipes from her grease-stained collection of American Girl cookbooks, such as spaghetti pie, appear regularly on her family dinner table. And she can’t part with any of the books by Delhi-born celebrity chef Suvir Saran because of an “unforgettable” Indian cooking class she took with him. She’s spent decades meeting her favorite culinary luminaries. ⁠ ⁠ ✍️ Writer Susan Puckett (@susan_puckett_pix) introduces you to this cookbook fanatic at the link in our bio!⁠ ⁠ 📸: @kendrickbrinson⁠ 09 Nov 2026 Longtime @therollingstones keyboardist and @officialallmanbrothers alum @chuck_leavell is headlining Songwriters at the Lake November 13-15 at @lanierislands in Buford. In advance of his performance, he chatted with Atlanta Magazines @jonthewaterhouse about where he finds inspiration: in the sounds of nature, and in the memories of his boyhood in the South. "I'm in the woods quite often," he says over the phone from @charlane_woodlands_preserve, a sustainable tree farm he and his wife own and operate near Macon. " ... Sometimes the wind of the rustling of leaves or songbirds can suggest a melody. And nature in general can be inspirational." 🔗 Read more at the link in our bio. 📸 Photo by @allenfarst. #songwritersatthelake 09 Nov 2026 🎸Hometown country star @realtravistritt discovered one of his favorite new Atlanta-based singer-songwriters, 16-year-old @roccogorelik through @Instagram. “With social media,” he says, “young artists can record music fairly inexpensively without having to go into a major studio. That helps tremendously.”⁠ ⁠ Tritt’s legacy is assured. But he’s keenly aware of how much has changed. To start, many of the old haunts where he cut his teeth as an up-and-comer are long gone. “It’s sad, because younger musicians now have a harder time getting their foot in the door,” he says.⁠ ⁠ Rocco Gorelik went viral at 12 tearing it up at @tabernacleatl with Southern rocker @realmarcuskingx, but he prefers to make country music the old fashioned way. Still, he recognizes that technology has opened new avenues.⁠ ⁠ Gorelik was thrilled to learn Travis Tritt had pointed to him as a voice of the next generation. “He’s such a huge hero of mine,” he says, adding that Tritt embodies the purist country mentality that Gorelik aims to channel. “He’s always kept it rooted, but he has some cool blues-rockiness to it, too.” In fact, the young musician regularly covers his hometown hero; he says Tritt’s hit “Country Club” gets extra love at (insert wink) Dunwoody Country Club.⁠ ⁠ ➡️ At the link in our bio, hear from local legends and a new generation of Atlanta music-makers who are driving the city’s creative story wherever it goes next.⁠ ⁠ ✍️: @maramovies and @goodgraciousrachel 07 Nov 2026 Come for an espresso. Stay for the songs you didn’t know were on the album. That’s the idea behind @saintnobodysatl, a new café and listening lounge from Black Coffee ATL owner Carl North. Taking over the former Cold Brew Bar space at Atlanta Dairies, the concept pairs a rotating cast of coffee roasters with a music program that gives whole albums—not just their biggest singles—room to play. Saint Nobody’s is now open in the mornings for coffee and pastries. But the full vision will roll out in stages: a savory food menu, cocktails, and when the shades come down in the evening, live music. See what the space looks like now, and what you can order to drink here: atlantamagazine.com/drinks/at-saint-nobodys-the-coffee-rotates-and-the-album-plays-in-full 07 Nov 2026 🌶️ 🥄🥬 On November 7, when @cabbagetownusa welcomes 30,000 people to @chompandstomp—its neighborhood chili and bluegrass festival—Jacob Elsas will be there working the volunteer tent, where Chomp & Stomp helpers can rest and grab a bite to eat. The team calls it “the Worker’s Village,” which makes Elsas’s position there a bit ironic: His great-great-grandfather, also named Jacob Elsas, founded the cotton mill and much of the surrounding worker’s village that came to be known as Cabbagetown. “I’ll be handing out company scrip for all the hard work they’re doing,” jokes Elsas.⁠ ⁠ 🎻 🤠🪕Jacob Elsas (the younger) fell in love with eclectic Cabbagetown, and in 2012, he bought a loft apartment in The Stacks, the renovated mill building his great-great-grandfather built. He lives there with his wife, Nina, with whom he cofounded the @thepatchworkscabbagetown dedicated to preserving Cabbagetown’s stories. “I didn’t get into this because of the family name. I didn’t even tell people who I was for a long time,” Elsas says. “I just shared this desire to keep the history alive.”⁠ ⁠ 📍Learn more about why Cabbagetown developed a culture that was distinct in Atlanta and the ways that Chomp & Stomp is honoring its history at the link in our bio! ⁠ 06 Nov 2026 🍽️Get ready for Atlanta Food Weeks 2027!⁠ ⁠ Five citywide dining events celebrating the foods Atlanta loves most and the restaurants behind them:⁠ ⁠ 🍔 Burger Week: April⁠ 5-11 🍗 Wing Week: August⁠ 23-29 🍴 Restaurant Week: September⁠ 20-26 🌮 Taco Week: October⁠ 4-10 🍕 Pizza Week: November⁠ 8-14 ⁠ 📲Participating restaurants will offer special menu items and limited-time pricing. Each week also comes with a mobile app where you can check in, earn points, and win prizes.⁠ ⁠ Tag your foodie friends below, and save this post so you don’t miss a week. Follow along for restaurant and menu announcements ahead of each event! And if you are a restaurant interested in participating or a business looking to sponsor one of these weeks, contact us for more information! 06 Nov 2026 🦞🍋 Seafood towers and sizzling steaks dazzle at @mastrosofficial the luxe restaurant opening in the @thectratlanta (formerly CNN CTR) downtown on November 6. The seafood and steak chain has more than 25 locations nationwide. Atlanta’s is Georgia’s first. Expect two-foot-tall seafood towers, Maine lobster mashed potatoes, and juicy filets. The Atlanta location will also add a few local exclusives to its menu. Atlanta Magazine’s food writer @carfeltcoop has all the details. 06 Nov 2026 🏅Debuting in January 2027, The A: The Magazine of the Atlanta Sports Council will offer readers an inside look at Atlanta’s sports industry, the people behind it, and the impact of sports on communities across Georgia.⁠ ⁠ Published by Atlanta magazine in partnership with the Atlanta Sports Council (@atlantasportscouncil ), the annual publication will examine the business, organizations, and teams that have helped establish Atlanta as a leader in the sports industry. 05 Nov 2026 🎸After 40 years of making music, Decatur’s groundbreaking folk-rock duo @indigogirlsmusic says Atlanta remains a great place for emerging musical acts. ⁠ ⁠ 📍The duo, who are both based in Georgia—@emilysaliers in Decatur, @amyraymusic in North Georgia—still show up to support the city’s rising talent. That includes the band @equal.creatures, which is fronted by Amy’s niece, Laurie Ray. “I’ve loved seeing her go from being shy to playing gigs out of town and knowing where the best clubs are,” Amy says. “An up-and-comer has to have that quality, because you want to enrich the music scene in Atlanta.”⁠ ⁠ ➡️ At the link in our bio, hear from local legends and a new generation of Atlanta music-makers who are driving the city’s creative story wherever it goes next.⁠ ⁠ ✍️: @allison.entrekin⁠ 05 Nov 2026 🎤 🎶 Our November music issue is on newsstands and online now! On the cover, @jermainedupri, who built the city’s rap scene from the ground up and @swavay, who Dupri says represents its future—“the new Atlanta.” In the issue, we asked Dupri and other local music icons: @indigogirlsmusic, @kandi Burruss, and @realtravistritt to reflect not only on their own work, but also on the artists they see as the standard-bearers for the next chapter of music.⁠ ⁠ At the link in our bio, hear from local legends and a new generation of Atlanta music-makers who are driving the city’s creative story wherever it goes next.⁠ ⁠ 📸: @amphoto1⁠ 🧥Styling: @raycmone⁠ ✂️ Barber: @theoriginalbarberdoll⁠ 🪮Grooming: @yanikbeaute⁠ ✍️ @bychristinalee⁠ Editor: @goodgraciousrachel⁠ ⁠ Clothing ⁠ Dupri: Smooth spacer pull over hoodie, @lululemon⁠ Men’s multi stripe satin blouson jacket, @sacaiofficial⁠ ⁠ Swavay:⁠ Growth Selvedge Denim Jacket and Pant, @nothinggrowsovernight⁠ Black tee, Banana Republic 05 Nov 2026 🇺🇸 It was a history-making night: Georgia elected its first female and first Black governor. The election of @keishabottoms also made national history; she is now the nation’s first elected Black woman governor and the first Democrat to win the office in Georgia since 1998. “I know I am standing on shoulders made of steel,” Bottoms said in her election-night victory speech.⁠ ⁠ Sen. @jonossoff barely needed the night: The Associated Press called his reelection over Republican Mike Collins at 7:55 p.m., less than an hour after polls closed. It was one of the fastest calls in state history. “Now our task is to reawaken that great national spirit that defeated fascism and established social security,” Ossoff said in his victory speech.⁠ 📸: Getty Images 04 Nov 2026 🗳️ Today, Tuesday, November 3, is Election Day. @fultoninfo has spent the past six years at the center of Georgia’s election fights, from ballot-counting disputes to the FBI’s seizure of 2020 election records.⁠ ⁠ 📍But Georgia’s most populous county wasn’t always a political force. For much of the 20th century, a Jim Crow-era voting system muted its voice.⁠ ⁠ Atlanta Magazine's Jameelah Nasheed (@meelanash) traces how Fulton claimed its power at the link in our bio. 03 Nov 2026

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