Suggestions for Community and Government near Atlanta

Chauncey S. • September 18, 2012Great performance hall; the great acoustics and large stage make the concerts held there even better!

JoJo C. • September 1, 2011Take a visit to one of the best kept secrets in Atlanta (if your out of the loop)!

Daniel A. • November 8, 2017A great spot to sample super fast internet & get some work done as well. Great indoor and outdoor space for collaboration.

Lindy F. • October 25, 2012If you have the time, you should volunteer during the Spring or Fall pledge drives. Great radio/TV programming!

Tim J. • March 27, 2016Great courts and it takes me 6 minutes to walk to it.

Dan S. • November 6, 2022Fantastic job Fellowship for the Performing Arts. C.S. Lewis onstage Further Up & Further In

Jada • August 25, 2012They were fantastic with my skiddish pet THE BEST!!! Especially Ms Anna!

Cristian L. • October 28, 2017Probably the highlight of my stay in Atlanta. The exhibition was thorough, incredibly touching and informative. Everybody stepping in Atlanta should come to this museum.

Ronda H. • May 23, 2016Everything! I love the mandigo wrap, it's enough to feed 3.

Mary N. • September 9, 2015Stunning location! A must see if you're in the area. Definitely worth the trip!

Mike K. • September 2, 2011George Hrab!

ed p. • May 2, 2015Completely renovated gem in Atlanta call scad to reserve a tour

Cal S. • February 3, 2012Largest cemetery in the south. The Masonic section is nice!

Paula M. • December 30, 2017Nice part of the MLK national history center as well.

KRick ★. • February 21, 2012Get some job leads

Cliff S. • November 16, 2023They always have something going on. Great for quick stops and a little reading. They usually have crayons and coloring sheets. They have mini scavenger hunts.

Shalaina B. • October 1, 2012The staff are very helpful, courteous & polite. I love shopping here!

Mr S. • January 18, 2012Be gentle to all and stern with yourself. Saint Teresa of Avila

Tim B. • April 16, 2014If you head to the back on the 1st floor there always seem to be free tables & chairs

Oakland Cemetery • June 26, 2011Former site of Rich's Dept. Store. You'll find several artifacts on display including the original Pink Pig monorail from 1953. Brothers Morris & Emanuel Rich, store founders, are buried in Oakland.

Deanna Z. • September 26, 2011Take the stairs. The elevators are slow, it is quicker, and its generally easier.

Robert R. • July 16, 2010Love the automatic kiosk! I can't wait until all Post Office locations have them!

Leon • January 20, 2012get the veggie breakfast burrito with turkey, mushrooms, onions, spinach and peppers.

Kip R. • October 15, 2010If you are doing a neighborhood clean up project, make sure you get plenty of litter grabbers. They work great and volunteers love using them.

Keith S. • October 26, 2010Visits by appointment only, check out the website at www.seraphim-studios.com

MsTiffany_ • November 23, 2014Great place to volunteer a little time. Pack food and supplies donated for other local organizations to pick up.