Tierra Sonrisa (Smilling earth) offers local organic cut flower bouquets. They grow at least 25…read moredifferent varieties of long stem flowers all grown Biodynamically (beyond Organic). They sell at East Lake Farmers mkt. on sat. and will be at Norcross Farmers mkt on tue, starting 2013. They are also a nonprofit agroecology project.

Stopped by here one day and was warmly greeted by Lewis Reagan. I was able to peruse the goodies…read moreincluding cakes, cookies, muffins and jam. I was informed that strawberries are just out of season and that soon some veggies and other fruits including cantaloupes. I picked out a small pound cake for $5 and devoured it enroute to my destination. It was top-notch, moist and buttery. I will definitely return when in the area. I look forward to getting some produce and honey it their honeybees are productive this year.

I love it every year to take the kids everything be so beautiful the kids really enjoy the drive…read morethrough

It is right off the main road which causes a traffic jam with the cars that want to keep going…read morestraight down the road if they can get someone to direct traffic it would be great. The lights are pretty awesome, they have quite the spread of lights but if you can't get out of the car how are you able to give your donations? All in all it was less than a 10 min drive through but definitely was great to see.

Tones of fun! Me and my son had a nice time. It was a one man show and he had such personality. He…read moreoffered great customer service. I purchased off of Groupon, but we where not treated any different from someone who purchased on site. The prices look to have ranged from 25.00-75.00 all based off the size canva you pick. They supply the poncho and shoe covers, so no worries about your gear. The paint that's used does wash off the skin, with soap and water pretty easy. There are different sized paint brushes, water guns, squirt pumps, and plenty of color choices. It's so cool to see what your design creation changes to once you put it on the spin wheel. You will be sharing the room with others, no private rooms. There is one restroom. This is a cool date idea, family fun day, or a me day.

Visited Picasso's Splat Room alone and had a great time unlocking my creativity with good music and…read moregood vibes. Upon arrival you'll have free parking. The entrance is the last door before subway (to the right) it sits back a little so you may miss it if you glance too quickly but it's definitely there! Their prices range from $20-$45 and you can book online or walk in until 7pm. The owner Jerrell is an artist himself and will be opening another location in Stone Crest Mall in Feb/March so definitely be on the look out for that. This event is great for solo outing/date, date night, friend groups, corporate events, birthdays, etc. it's a very intimate setting but you'll definitely have a great time!

Great time with spend with loved ones. They have so many options for painting. They even have…read morecanvases and pottery classes

So fun! A friendly group of ladies who aren't too busy to help out with painting questions.read more

I was excited for my first visit to Tomorrowworld this year but it was literally a miserable 6…read moremiles hike back to a field where thousands of people were waiting in hopes of one Uber car arriving. If I could give no stars I would, it was a waste of time and money. Tommorworld should really do something after such a terrible experience. After the concert ended at 1am, crowds of people stormed to leave the muddy event, the staff directed us to wait in a terribly long line to go to Kiss and Ride or take an Uber, we arrived to the front to find out we didn't even need to wait in that line. We had no idea where to go next other than walk 3 miles back to the taxi/uber drop off, which felt like more than 8 miles after enduring the festival. The only way out was offering to pay a random person a large sum of cash that parked at the festival to take us from the area after walking and waiting 3 1/2 hours. If we didn't think of getting a random car to drive us out, we probably still would have been waiting for an Uber car to arrive at 11am this morning. Good luck to anyone who is attending the concert today after braving Saturday's crazy fiasco. September 26, 2015 was my first and last time ever attending Tomorrowworld!

So I have gone two years in a row. The first two things I noted in year two was the following-…read more 1.) The growth of people video taping Go Pro. Maybe I just did not notice it the first year? It can be a little annoying to have people standing around with camera's on sticks around you. 2.) In this snapchat, Instagram era girls are slutting it out, more and more. Lots more REAL skimpy outfits in year two. No complaints here. The lineup of music in year two was simply not as good as year one. Kaskade to close, sure it was OK, but Armin the year before was WAY better. I mean at one point Kaskade just plays the summer anthem, no mixing, no remix....BORING..... The grounds were dusty this year. It had not really rained in Atlanta for 3 weeks, so it was like a rendition of Mad Max. Dusty. I suppose I can't really fault the Event people for this, but it was kind of a drag. Like many, I was listening to XM Radio's coverage of Ultra Japan on the long drive over to Chattahoochie Hills. It seems even that festivals line up might have been better then Tomorrow World. For inaugural year most people will agree the Pete Tong Stage on Saturday was for sure one of the highlights. For this year many people including myself enjoyed the more techno centric line up of the Richie Hawtin stage. In general I love that my city of Atlanta hosts the largest music festival in the US. That said, it is still a music festival in the US. Americans don't really dance. They stare at the DJ, use Go Pro, and pose for Instragram photos, as opposed to truly getting down like festivals in Europe or South America.

Such a fun experience and delicious wine!!!! Great atmosphere and very informative! I highly…read morerecommend checking this place out

I found this place on Groupon. It was about 40 minutes from where we were in Conyers, but the kids…read morewanted to go. We went in blind, but it was right where it was supposed to be based on the GPS directions. Upon entering the space, there are PCs and game systems lining the walls. There is not a lot of decor, but the kids didn't care about that. They wanted to play games. I met the CEO/general manager......I can't remember what he said his title was. He was very professional and accommodating. We purchased a Groupon for PC time and one of the kids wanted to change to console. He allowed it with no problem. There was music playing in the background to add to the gaming vibe. The kids were singing along to songs without even noticing because they were so into their games. The space ain't very big, but there are quite a few systems and PCs to play on. We had a two hour time limit, but no one was over our shoulders telling us when to leaves. Of course we governed ourselves, but we didn't feel pressured to leave at the exact minute that our time was up. They are located in a shopping center that is next to another shopping center with a walmart. They are also across the street from another shopping center with a Dollar Tree. The parking is plentiful and there are lots of other stores in the area. If your kids are old enough, you can step out to run an errand or grab a bite while they play games. We would definitely come back again.

Brought my son and his best friend here for some fun. They absolutely LOVED everything about this…read moreplace. Plenty of systems and games to choose from. Great vibes. Friendly staff. They even had VR which was amazing!!. I definitely recommend this place if you or your kids love gaming. My kids are already asking to go back! Definitely recommend!!!