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?? Thanks to Gene Kansas | Commercial Real Estate and Constellations for sponsoring Rough Draft during March. Every Monday in March, Gene Kansas and his amazing team are sharing meaningful local stories to celebrate Women's History Month. ?? In the first week, we shared news of a special program called?"Periodical," co-sponsored by?Constellations?and?Museum of Design Atlanta (MODA). Periodical is a cultural conversation where Black history, women’s rights, and world-class design meet. ?? This week, we featured the District V Girl Scouts Honor Mural?on the wall of the historic Atlanta Daily World building downtown. Constellations, a Gene Kansas cultural development in Atlanta’s Sweet Auburn, is focused year-round on bringing positive, creative, community-driven thinkers together. ? The collaboration for Women's History Month is born from that mission, and we are proud to partner with them to share these stories. We hope you enjoy them! ?? If you're not subscribed to Rough Draft, text DRAFT to 66866 to subscribe. #womenshistorymonth #communitydevelopment #atlanta #realestate #inspiration https://lnkd.in/ejcatBnv

Nowruz, the Persian New Year, is celebrated with family and lots of food, including traditional dishes like sabzi polo ba mahi, which translates to "herbed rice with fish." The rice requires much time and care to prepare. Yalda chef Ashkan Famili...

?? Strength in numbers

The New South, a Black chefs collective, hosts dinners throughout the year around Atlanta, highlighting Black culture and cuisine in dishes and storytelling while also providing support and resources for its members.

?? Hello, spring

Welcome to Crash Zoom, a podcast where hosts Sammie and Aaron take a deep dive into film and entertainment industry news!

?? Midtown gets a public space

The Macon Film Festival is seeking sponsors for its 20th annual festival, which will be held from Aug. 21-24.

??? Wayfair on the way

Janis Ian opens up about her career, the documentary 'Janis Ian: Breaking Silence,' and her role as a queer icon in a recent interview.