SCAD FASH’s latest exhibit, “Sandy Powell’s Dressing the Part: Costume Design for Film,” takes guests on a behind-the-scenes tour of Powell’s 40-plus years in the movie industry. This debut exhibit of her work features more than 70 costumes from 30 different films.

The Margaret Mitchell House has reopened with a new exhibit. “Telling Stories: Gone With the Wind and American Memory” examines how Gone With the Wind has influenced our collective memory and understanding of the Civil War. It also explores Mitchell’s life in Atlanta and how her upbringing and family shaped her view of history.

Hodgkiss Consulting’s CEO & Principal writer talks to Shoutout Atlanta about breaking the “non-traditional” stigma, creating your professional happy place, and the importance of connecting with a business coach.

One of my favorite New Year’s traditions is visiting Hapeville’s worry rock. Positioned just outside of the Hapeville Depot Museum & Visitor Center, this rock has been absorbing people’s stress and anxiety for nearly 90 years. Every December, I try to visit the worry rock, reflecting on my accomplishments and thinking about the challenges I’ll be tackling in the new year.

Atlanta’s Historic Oakland Cemetery is getting into the “Holiday Spirit!” Read a sneak preview from the Tour of Eternal Homes (written by Megan Hodgkiss) before you visit in December.

In Victorian-Era Atlanta, Georgia, police dealt with their troublemakers one prisoner at a time. Unruly residents were housed in a one-person cell until the Black Maria arrived.