This is a copy of The Zachos Team's May 2025 newsletter. Contact us about our mailing list to receive future newsletters by email.
Happy Mother's Day! We hope you have time to show appreciation to all the mothers in your life. Here are a few events around the Atlanta area to help you do that:
To treat your mom to a classic Mother's Day meal, there are plenty of options for restaurants in and around Atlanta. A recent poll by moms named 3 restaurants- Table & Main, By George, and The Deer and the Dove- as favorites in Georgia. Read more about it here.
A variety of free events and admissions is going on all of Mother's Day weekend. Visit the Chattahoochee Nature Center, High Museum of Art, and Dunwoody Art Festival all for free, as well as several other ticketed events. Read more about it here.
For a laid-back event, the award-winning Chastain Park Arts Festival is happening May 10th and 11th. Nearly 200 vendors will be present showing off their wares and creating a fun atmosphere for everyone involved. Read more about it here.
For a classic flower-themed event, the Atlanta Rose Show at the Atlanta Botanical Garden will showcase a variety of impressive floral arrangements on May 10th and 11th. Read more about it here.
Or, what might be the best option, just let Mom get some rest! Raising children is one of the most taxing things you can do, so any way you can help her kick back, relax, and take a break is one of the best things you can do.
Blogs
The Best Attractions in Haralson County 
A lesser known county of Georgia, Haralson County still offers a range of desirable features like top schools, availability of land, and parks and museums. Read the full blog post here.
Nonprofit Spotlight: The Braxton Dollar Foundation 
Childhood cancer is a difficult situation for everyone involved, but the Braxton Dollar Foundation seeks to lift some of that burden. Read the full blog post here.
The Best Attractions Near Gadsden and Fort Payne 
Northeast Alabama offers a wealth of natural resources, and could be the perfect place to settle down for those who enjoy open land and privacy. Read the full blog post here.
Written by Paul Zachos III