In Auburn Avenue

Salvage: Act IV

Savvy Thriftique

Save The Date: Cryptophonic Tour Saturday

ROAMtransmissions and the Historic Oakland Foundation will present a Cryptophonic Tour of the cemetery this Saturday from 2 until 7 pm. More than a dozen performances in a variety of media will tell stories of Atlanta history. A Ghost Among Ghosts: Lucille Selig Frank And Jewish Memory is cellist Chelsea Dunn's response to an early 20th century injustice and its aftermath. Advance tickets are $10 here and will cost $15 at the gate.

Salvage: Act III

Salvage: Act II

Baking Queen Darlene

At Root City Market

Once upon a time Chattanooga was my home, so what a nice surprise to see Nicole Pinkerton Song in Atlanta. Here is a link to her appearance on The Chattanoogan and another to her website, The Vignette Co.

Save The Date: Saturday At Condesa

More than a second location for Condesa Coffee, its presence at 145 Auburn Avenue, NE triumphs over decay, a tornado and the will that might have demolished the historic Daily World building. All are invited to the grand opening tomorrow at 6 pm.

Salvage: Act I

Inherited Vintage

In Search Of Wes Anderson

DIY Bike Style In Oakland Cemetery

Easter Sunday In Oakland Cemetery

dress: Boden

Streets Alive Sunday: West End

Don't let the threat of rain dampen your spirits. Come to the West End between 2 and 6 pm to see what fun may be had in streets free of cars. The bike parade forms at West End MARTA at 1:30pm. map and faq

Salvage Sunday

400 Ponce de Leon Avenue becomes the most stylish address in Atlanta tomorrow when the Yaarab Temple opens its doors to Salvage. The fun begins at 11am and the first 100 attendees will receive swag bags. Bring your own vintage look or compose one from the stellar collections offered for sale and pose for the photo competition. See you there!

Tonight At Octane

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Some long-time friends of this blog are part of group exhibition that opens tonight at the Grant Park Octane. Shoot This City explores Atlanta through the singular visions of photographers Nick Gividen, Ryan Hague, Wil Hughes, Elliot Liss and Grace Molteni.

An Afternoon In Little Five Points: Act V

Eclecticism In North Highland Avenue

"My friends tell me they would never mix the things I do."

Happy Easter, Act II

Revel Forces organized an extraordinary egg hunt in Brownwood Park. In addition to the plastic, candy-filled variety were forty original works of art in moods from silly to sublime. An old friend of this blog shared her Easter finery and new tumblr, amplifiedhighromance.

An Afternoon In Little Five Points: Act IV

It was a pleasure seeing Christina on that bountiful March Wednesday. We agreed: vintage Porsches have great style. At home on either side of a camera, she blogs, too. Follow this link to her world, Sunday.