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Thomas the Tank Engine Is Rolling into Georgia and Bringing a Birthday Bash With Him

2 days ago | 365atlantatraveler.com | Lesli Peterson

If your toddler has ever pointed to a blue train and shouted “Thomas!” with alarming confidence, this one’s for you. Day Out With Thomas: The Party Tour is chugging into SAM Shortline Railroad in Cordele, and it’s not just a photo op—it’s a full-blown birthday party. Thomas turns 80 this year, and apparently, he’s celebrating like it’s 1945 and no one has screen time limits.
Atlanta Summer Beer Fest Brings the Beer, the Beats, and the Skatepark Vibes

2 days ago | 365atlantatraveler.com | Lesli Peterson

If you’ve ever wanted to sip a watermelon sour while standing in a historic skatepark listening to a band named Sucker Punch, June 14 might be your day. The 15th annual Atlanta Summer Beer Fest is landing at Historic 4th Ward Skatepark, and yes—it’s just as chaotic and fun as it sounds.
Free Lakeside Concerts Are Coming to Lanier Islands, and the Lineup Is Peak Summer Nostalgia

2 days ago | 365atlantatraveler.com | Lesli Peterson

Lanier Islands is going all in on the lakeside summer fantasy: tribute bands, food trucks, and a view that makes even “Hotel California” sound fresh again. And yes—it’s free. Here’s what to know before you pack a cooler you probably won’t need:June 14 – Street Choir (Van Morrison tribute)Expect someone’s aunt to cry during Into the Mystic. July 19 – The Long Run (The Eagles tribute)If you don’t sing along to Take It Easy, are you even trying?
Fort Mose’s New Fort Changes the Battlefield in St Augustine -Literally

3 days ago | 365atlantatraveler.com | Lesli Peterson

For years, visitors to Fort Mose Historic State Park wandered the site asking the same question: Where’s the fort? Now, finally, there’s an answer—and it stands three stories tall. After 30 years of planning and $3 million raised through grants, donations, and events like the Fort Mose Jazz & Blues Series, the replica fort is complete. It’s a concrete structure styled to look like 18th-century wood—and it’s giving this story the stage it’s always deserved.
Georgia Grapes Take the Spotlight in Helen

3 days ago | 365atlantatraveler.com | Lesli Peterson

There are wine festivals—and then there’s Wine Fest at Unicoi, where the tasting tables sit shoulder to shoulder with rhododendrons and the breeze smells faintly like campfire and honeysuckle. It’s not Napa. It’s not trying to be. And that’s kind of the point. On Saturday, June 14, Unicoi State Park & Lodge is once again uncorking one of the more low-key, high-charm events in North Georgia.
Atlanta Families Are Buggin’ Out-And That’s a Good Thing

3 days ago | 365atlantatraveler.com | Lesli Peterson

If you’ve ever tried to get a kid to read over the summer, you know it’s a delicate dance. But Science ATL has found a way to make it feel less like homework and more like an adventure—complete with bug nets, trivia nights, and a whole lot of six-legged enthusiasm. This summer’s “Buggin’ Out” family book club isn’t just about reading. It’s a full-blown insect immersion, designed to get families exploring, crafting, and maybe even befriending a beetle or two.
From Generic to Genuine: Westin’s Jekyll Reboot Lands Well

5 days ago | 365atlantatraveler.com | Lesli Peterson

By anyone’s standards, The Westin Jekyll Island has always been a solid place to crash. You had your standard-issue clean sheets, an ocean view if you were lucky, and easy access to the beach without having to fight for parking. But if you’ve been down that way recently and noticed the formerly bland façade feeling… different—you’re not imagining things.
Fort Yargo’s Beach Glow-Up Comes With Ice Cream, Mini Golf, and Hammock Poles

5 days ago | 365atlantatraveler.com | Lesli Peterson

Just in time to rescue us from another Georgia summer, Fort Yargo State Park has officially reopened its newly renovated beach—and it’s got more going for it than just fresh sand. First off: mini golf. Yep, there’s a brand-new course tucked into the mix now, perfect for low-stakes competition after a swim or, honestly, just a reason to wander barefoot with a putter.
Where Summer Runs Cooler: Jackson County’s Splashy Secret Season

6 days ago | 365atlantatraveler.com | Lesli Peterson

When the rest of North Carolina starts to feel like a heat trap in June, Jackson County is already twenty degrees ahead—by being twenty degrees behind. Tucked between the Blue Ridge and the Smokies, this Western NC pocket doesn’t shout for attention. It just quietly offers you a towel, a trail map, and the chance to jump off a rock into mountain-cold water.
Atlantic Station Dials Up the Summer Energy With a Packed June Lineup

6 days ago | 365atlantatraveler.com | Lesli Peterson

Midtown’s favorite open-air playground is leaning hard into summer this year — inflatable water slides, high tea, and midnight dumplings all included. Atlantic Station’s June calendar isn’t just busy, it’s bonkers (in a good way), with something happening almost every day of the week. And whether you’re wrangling toddlers, dodging pollen, or just looking for a reason to stay out past 9, there’s probably a time slot with your name on it.