We had a Tech event here & the experience was excellent. Situated above the Buckhead Skyline, the…read morevenue provided a fantastic setting for our networking event. The food, service & hospitality were impressive. Staff were attentive & accommodating, helping the event run smoothly Whatever the occasion calls for individuals or groups, Buckhead Club is a premier choice for business & social events in Atlanta.

As a member of the Buckhead Club, I've truly enjoyed my experience here. The club offers an…read moreexcellent variety of events and provides a wonderful atmosphere for building meaningful connections and expanding your network among like-minded individuals. The environment is elegant, intimate, and welcoming. What sets the Buckhead Club apart is the exceptional level of service. The staff is consistently warm, professional, and accommodating. They go above and beyond to personalize your experience, from remembering your preferred seating arrangements to accommodating food preferences, and you're always greeted by name, which adds such a thoughtful personal touch. I also appreciate how kindly and respectfully my guests are treated. They are welcomed with the same level of hospitality as members, which speaks volumes about the club's commitment to creating an outstanding experience for everyone. The Buckhead Club truly excels at making every visit feel special. I highly recommend joining as a member to enjoy the full experience.

"A social organization to promote the pleasure, kind feeling and general culture of its members."…read more The Capital City Club was founded in 1883 by the pioneers of Atlanta industry and finance. It's one of the oldest private social clubs in the south. Truly five star, triple platinum service and amenities. I enjoyed my parents 45th anniversary dinner on the front porch a couple of weeks ago. The food was.. as always.. excellent. We were served the clubs signature buttery toasted crackers, some fresh oatmeal rolls with an assortment of butters and olive tapenade. I had the grilled octopus appetizer which was so tender and delicious. It was nicely marinated and grilled to absolute perfection with a complex balsamic vinegar glaze, and served over micro greens. I ordered the 16oz dry aged ribeye with a side of the most amazing truffle mashed potatoes I've ever had. They certainly don't skimp on the highest quality ingredients that can be obtained! The kitchen sent us an assortment of 4 or 5 sweet delights for dessert to share. We also enjoyed the live entertainment that was provided outside. So very pleasant. It was a fantastic evening as always. I look forward to returning very soon!

The Capital City Club is a private social club located in Atlanta, Georgia. Chartered on May 21,…read more1883, it is one of the oldest private clubs in the South. The downtown Atlanta Capital City Club which is the one I visited was designed by Beaux-Arts-trained architect Donn Barber in the Georgian style that characterizes prestigious New York City clubs such as the Colony Club. I came as a guest but you must be a member or escorted by a member to access this location, I have heard of weddings being held here as well. Very nice accommodations and a well stocked bar. The food was very nice as well. I could definitely see the enjoyment of being a member here, there is a very strict dress code as well. Gentlemen may not wear hats of any kind, shorts, jeans, open-toed shoes or shirts without collars. But once you're past all that, all drinks are on the house and you can have a really good time here!

I had my wedding here on a Monday few years ago and while it was a bit of a work around to get all…read morethe things we needed as they are very particular and so much so the vendors where even harder to pick we still managed and it was great.

This was an interesting museum to check out last month. For smaller exhibits, there is actually a…read morelot to read and absorb here. My clients and I parked in the courthouse parking deck, which was about $6, I believe, and we took a short walk over. The bathrooms were clean, and we were basically the only ones in the museum besides workers on a weekday. We checked out the Flat Rock exhibit first. This is what drew me to the museum in the first place as I have been wanting to check out the actual Flat Rock Archives for a long time but just haven't had the chance to. This exhibit and all the exhibits on-site here were free. This was a fairly small exhibit, but like the others here, there was quite a bit of info to digest, so I recommend taking your time to read through everything or whatever catches your eye. After the Flat Rock exhibit, we checked out the Decorative Arts exhibit, showcasing some interesting old pieces in the museum's permanent collection. Then, we made our way to the Dekalb County history exhibit, showcasing the past 200 years of Dekalb County. This was probably my favorite exhibit on display, just because there was so much info on different places and people that as a transplant I hear a lot about but don't really know all the ins and outs about. It was all very interesting and informative. Lots of civil rights history and even info on places like Buford Highway and its history - a stretch I travel daily but didn't know much about. We ended the self-guided tour with a walk through the Avondale Estates exhibit, displaying the area's controversial history. I had heard some of the history of that area on the news a while back, but had no clue that it was similar to Forsyth County (and a lot of areas historically I'm sure) in that they basically did everything they could to keep non-whites out as long as they could. There was more history on the people of that area and how things have improved. Once again, there is a lot to digest, but definitely worth a walk through and some time spent. I would highly recommend this museum and all the current exhibits if you're a history buff or just want to learn more about the community, whether a transplant like me or visitor. I would definitely return to see other exhibits in the future, and apparently, this is a very popular wedding venue also, so there's that! Check it out if you haven't yet.

I ws part of a group of 12 to see "Hot Jambalaya". The general consensus was that it was very good…read more It was a combination of musical, murder mystery, and a whole lot more. It was fast paced and actors were excellent. The Theatre is part of an old school and has an intimate feeling. We are tallking about coming back for the next Play.

Horizon puts on great shows in a very intimate atmosphere. The new season starts this month…read more(October 2025).

I attended a free dance class night for a Yelp review event. The teacher didn't really instruct and…read morejust started dancing. The class was really full and it was hard to see what she was doing and it was very hard to follow. A few songs she would just walk off mid dance. I am a beginner level dancer so it could have been my lack of knowledge but it was very confusing and I left feeling like I didn't know any more about the dance than when I started. It's possible it was challenging because there were so many people there and that paid classes are much better since this was a free event.

This studio has an amazing amount of space to host classes. It's well kept and clean and in the…read moreheart of downtown Decatur right off the square. I have been here for a number of classes and events and the issue I have has always been the same. PARKING!!! OMG!!!!! Parking at this studio is atrocious. They literally have 7 spots in the back of the building IF you can find it. Those spots are so tight that it also depends on the type of vehicle you drive....whether or not you will get a coveted spot. I adore this business, but PARKING......is horrible. If you come to an event after hours you will be able to park somewhere on the street for free; after 6 p.m. on weekdays. Other than that you may have to pay for parking and walk to the studio. Just prepare yourself and leave early enough to find a parking spot or take MARTA. You'll enjoy the classes you take here, you won't enjoy spending a lot of time looking for somewhere to park.

We went to see a watercolor show in the main art gallery. Parking was easy (the street spaces out…read morefront were all taken, but they have a side lot to the right of the entrance). I was pleasantly surprised that there was no entry fee for the gallery! I did make a donation, though (you should consider it too!). The show was pretty good, though all were priced out of my range. My wife and I enjoyed browsing the displayed works, though. There was also a plein air exhibit downstairs, which we checked out. The venue is in an old trolley barn (where the streetcar line from Atlanta terminated back around 1915 - 1948. They also appear to have a series of live theater presentations as well as some sort of periodic cabaret signers. The theater and bar-area for the live shows looked interesting, so there is a chance we'll return for that. Worth a visit.

A local venue not to miss. If you love the arts, including art gallery and live music, plays you…read moreneed to spend time here and support them. The building started out as the old trolley car barn and the Board of Trustrees purchased & the renovate the 1913 decaying structure began.The ART Station staff are all working arts professionals with many years of experience in the various artistic disciplines produced at ART Station. What a healthy environment where the arts flourish and are a part of every day life. We saw on this visit a play, The Marvelous Wonderettes and it was very entertaining and an excellent production. A ton of old songs, that unfortunately I knew most of the words thus dating myself back to the classic '50s and '60s songs. Loved the crinoline skirts! What a trip down memory lane.

I went here today it's been years since I been, I went to a BLKHLTH Conversations, it was good I…read morelearned a lot then I toured the museum..Great Day.

We came here on a free weekend family event. I believe they have these once a quarter. It was a…read moregreat chance to see all that they have to offer for someone new to the area with kids like myself. They asked for pre-registration, but it was not necessary. We checked in and got our bracelets, which allowed us access to the entire space. They had a map that outlined the various classes and events going on and the times they were happening. A++ for organization. It was a bt crowded, as any free event will draw a huge crowd. We enjoyed the musical petting zoo and art station at the High Museum. The line was too long for the 2 kids play rooms, so we did not partake, but it looked fun!

Attended the opening night of FROG and TOAD and it was so enjoyable. The actors were fantastic…read more Highly recommend seeing ths play.

Five stars for what it is. Small, local live theater, delivering solid (+) performances and…read moreproductions. Inviting, cosy, comfy and easy. If you enjoy live theater on a smaller scale, you should check them out.