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Atlanta : Restaurant Weeks and Coca Cola Movie Nights

Posted by admin on Jul 22, 2008
Beat the Heat

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Seamless blending of state-of-art commerce with warm Southern traditions, Atlanta retains charming hospitality. The city center frizzes with high energy, exhibiting modern day enterprise, culture and recreation.

Special events as diverse as its cosmopolitan environment give it the moniker ‘New York of the South’. Attracting a record 17 million visitors from all over just last year, it remains a much sought after destination.

Events lined for July celebrate the glorious summer. The National Black Arts Festival featuring performances includes artist markets, a gallery crawl, music, literature, theater and films. Downtown Atlanta Restaurant Week offers scrumptious cuisine even as you imbibe the culture scene.

For cinema buffs the Fox Theater’s Coca Cola Summer Film Festival screens old classics and latest releases, accompanied by talks, wine tastings and sing-a-longs. Ooo la la! And for good measure the Retro Underground Dance Party hosts free ’50s & ’60s dance parties every Friday night.

The thrilling Butterfly Festival at Chattahoochee Nature Center is a colorful event as butterflies soar into the air when released. Atlanta, home to Braves baseball and Falcons football will have sports lovers enthralled too. Not to mention the Atlanta Hawks.

With so much happening you are going to need to a place to put your feet up after the days revelries.are done with. Simply log on to Downtown Atlanta hotel map to discover the cool vibe of city lights and the warm glow of Southern nights. Atlanta has it all.

3 Comments »

Awesome! I have visited Atlanta for quite many occasions and I feel that the charm of this city definitely lives up to its expectations. I have a point to add that this city is nicknamed as Phoenix City because it was burnt to ashes during the Great Atlanta fire in 1917. But today the city has no evidences of the great fire left to display but all around magnificent buildings and architectural marvels speakings volumes of the developments it has seen in the last couple od decades.

July 22nd, 2008 | 11:47 am
Abhijeet Mishra:

Hmmmm… I’m sure to be headed here for a vacation. And soon too. Had been here on a one day business meet and found the cosmopolitan environment plus the entrepreneurial scenario to be real explosive. My wife, an avid culture vulture is going to love it. Its Hotlanta for me definitely!

July 22nd, 2008 | 5:26 pm
Anurag Dwivedi:

Man O Man - the best time in a long long time. Awesome food. The platters had me gripped. And the all night stomping at the Lounge Inn left me exhilirated. Atlanta sure does have it all. Thanks for every arrangement - courtesy Downtown Hotels. Keep up the works.

July 22nd, 2008 | 5:43 pm
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