This is the largest downtown park in the country developed during the last 25 years and spans 21 acres. Each ring in the Olympic Fountain is 25 feet in diameter which is large enough for 2 cars!
Visitors are allowed to bring food into the ballpark, so grab dinner at a nearby local restaurant in Grant Park and bring it in! Picnic tables are located right inside the ballpark's entrance. Read more.
The room's bohemian funkiness is a feast for the eyes, but it's the music that makes the Red Light Cafe count. It's the city's center of bluegrass and traditional country. Read more.
Eclectic venue for hip-hop, spoken-word poetry and up-and-coming soul artists. Home to Tuesday night jam sessions featuring a live hip-hop band and open mic. Read more.
The literally underground club features plenty of figuratively underground punk, electro and hip-hop acts. Although connected to MJQ Concourse, it has a separate entrance. Earplugs suggested. Read more.
East Atlanta staple for local & up-and-coming rock bands, as well as nationally established indie acts, and grub for the hipster-PBR set. Sundays feature hangover-friendly live music set from 1-4 p.m Read more.
The Lakers may reign supreme—but we can't help but notice some other guys seated courtside. Look for David Beckham, Leo DiCaprio and Zac Efron cheering on, and just try to keep your eye on the ball.
Catch your favorite band, bring a picnic and enjoy the view of the Hollywood Hills at this iconic amphitheater, which is *the* summer spot to rock out alongside stars like Drew Barrymore.
After checking out Grauman's, go across the street for some clubbing at Teddy's (Sam Ronson often deejays), grab a poolside drink at Tropicana Bar or some grub at Angelina's fave steakhouse, Dakota.
