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Atlanta Living: Atlanta Hip Hop Day Takes Off October 6
Looking for a fun, free event, close to home in Atlanta? Atlanta Hip Hop Day, a free festival held every year around this time, is about to celebrate its eighth year as one of Atlanta's favorite free, local events. The festival provides an opportunity to learn more about Atlanta's many contributions to hip-hop history, enjoy a stacked schedule of live shows all weekend, and sample some of the best food that the city has to offer. Our real estate agents have all the details on where, when, and what to expect from Atlanta Hip Hop Day 2018.
Atlanta Hip Hop Day: A Free Celebration of Music, Culture, and Hip Hop History
Atlanta Hip Hop Day
Location: Woodruff Park – 91 Peachtree St. NW, Atlanta, GA 30303
Dates/Times: October 6 - 7, 2018 – 11 am to 7 pm
Admission: Free Admission – No Tickets Required
Learn More about the Mission of Atlanta Hip Hop Day
Atlanta Hip Hop Day got its start eight years ago and has grown so large since that time that events are now spread over two days. This year's festival takes place at Woodruff Park, with each side of the park themed around a different part of hip-hop culture. The park sections include "B-Boy & B-Girl exhibits, Emcee Battles, Turntablism and Graffiti artists." As always, Atlanta Hip Hop Day is a free event, with a focus on live music and Atlanta's contributions to hip-hop history and culture.
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Living in Atlanta: Kayaking on the Chattahoochee River
Starting as a mere trickle in the Appalachian Mountains of North Georgia, the Chattahoochee River descends nearly 2,400 feet in its first hundred miles alone, becoming a might torrent by the time it empties into Lake Seminole, 434 miles from its headwaters. It meanders right through the Atlanta city limits along the way, offering what our real estate agents consider to be some of the best paddling water in the state.
Chattahoochee River Paddling
The Chattahoochee River is, almost without exception, a very easy river to navigate by canoe or kayak. It rolls along gently between its banks, with an average water speed of around 3 miles per hour, through fields, forests, and farmlands. Only in spring, when runoff from the mountains causes the river to swell, does paddling become more of a challenge. But throughout summer and fall, the Chattahoochee is one of the most reliably calm paddling waters in the Southeast.
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Atlanta Attractions: Georgia Aquarium
When you're a home shopper, the neighborhood in which you're searching is equally as important as the house itself. The home's accessibility to shopping, schools, dining, and area attractions play a leading role in your final home buying decision.
When move to Atlanta, our real estate agents will be ready to introduce you to our city by showing you some of the best Atlanta homes for sale and attractions available.
Let's get started at the Georgia Aquarium.
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Atlanta's Historic Fox Theatre
There's no doubt you know Atlanta is an exciting and diverse place to live. It has a wide variety of entertainment venues from contemporary to historical; consequently, you'll never be at a loss for things to do. Our real estate agents live and work in the Atlanta and are sure you won't be disappointed with the Fox Theatre, one of Atlanta's most iconic locations.
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Moving to Atlanta? Here's Your Step-By-Step Guide
So, you've decided to buy one of our Atlanta homes for sale and relocate to the Big Peach. Congratulations!
Our REALTORS® want to know more about what this city you've decide to make your home. Let's talk about Atlanta and everything a prospective new resident should know: