It’s all about corn…seriously.
As part of their summer series, Meehan’s Public House Downtown invited Athens, GA’s Terrapin Brewing Company to host a one-of-a-kind beer dinner.

As part of their summer series, Meehan’s Public House Downtown invited Athens, GA’s Terrapin Brewing Company to host a one-of-a-kind beer dinner.

If you haven’t noticed by now, we’re big fans of all things beer. An icy cold one at the end of a long shift at work can be all that one needs to turn their day around for the better. With summer temperatures reaching boiling point levels, you’re going to want to enjoy your brew on a nice breezy rooftop. Well look no further, because we have your exclusive access to a fresh summer series that caters to the needs of the beer enthusiast set in a sexy rooftop atmosphere. Interest piqued? We thought so.

The Atlanta Summer Beer Festival descends upon Masquerade Music Park June 25, 2011 from 5-10pm to rock your world. Presented by the good folks at Creative Loafing, the festival boasts hundreds of craft beers, food, live music, and a beautiful outdoor backdrop to enjoy your favorite summer beverage.
All of us here at eat. drink. repeat. had a wonderful Memorial Day weekend, and hope our readers did too. One of us celebrated a birthday, one of us got engaged, and one of us went to quite possibly the best backyard BBQ of their lives (hint: click for the answers). But collectively, we were all disappointed by one realization: there would be no groundhog’s day repeat this weekend. The Atlanta Food & Wine festival had come and gone. Read on for our ode to AF&WF and why you should definitely make plans to be there next year…

Food & Wine festivals happen all over the country, so it was only a matter of time before the happening metropolis of Atlanta played host to the mother of them all, and demonstrate all that Southern cooking has to offer. From low country boils in Charleston and Texas grilling to the finer art of shrimp & grits, the festival will be an opportunity for the region to shout from the main stage that the South may just know a thing or two about gastronomy after all.

For 35 years the Atlanta Film Festival has been a mainstay institution for film buffs, auteurs, and casual moviegoers alike. Keeping the tradition alive of bringing the hard work of independent filmmakers to the forefront, the festival kicks off April 28th – May 7th.