Weekend Plans, BeltLine Style

Westside Motor Lounge

Skip Day is back as the daytime party to kick off MLK Weekend. Expect all-day DJs, indoor-outdoor vibes, strong drinks, and a crowd that’s there to dance, connect, and reset before the long weekend really gets going. It’s carefree, high-energy, and very Atlanta.

Park Tavern

If your idea of a perfect Friday is low-pressure, social, and a little different, this is it. Hosted by Atlanta Checkmate Club, Friday Knight Chess is casual, welcoming, and surprisingly fun whether you’re brand new or very serious about strategy. Bonus: drinks, food, and Midtown vibes.

Illuminarium Atlanta

Watching football hits differently when it’s on massive 360° screens with stadium-level sound. This is a full sensory experience — great for groups, game-day energy, and anyone who wants to feel in it without actually being in the cold.

Buena Vida Tapas & Sol

Live saxophone. Spanish-inspired brunch. Bottomless mimosas. This is the kind of Saturday plan that turns into an entire afternoon. Come hungry, stay longer than planned, and let the music do the rest.

Restaurant of the Week

Eastside BeltLine

Ladybird is one of those places that just gets BeltLine life. Campfire-inspired food, massive outdoor space, cozy indoor corners (hello, Black Bear Bar), and a vibe that works year-round. Whether you’re post-walk, meeting friends, or settling in by the fire, it always feels like the right call.

What We’re Reading This Week

Breakfast + Brunch Guide to the Atlanta BeltLine

If your weekends revolve around good coffee, sunny patios, and ordering “one more thing for the table,” this one’s for you. From coffee windows to chicken & waffles, this guide is basically a love letter to BeltLine brunch culture.

Summer Camps in & Around the Atlanta BeltLine

It may be January, but camp sign-ups sneak up fast. This guide breaks down the best BeltLine-adjacent camps for kids who love to move, create, explore, and try new things, all with easy in-town access.

That’s it from me, consider this your permission slip to get out, try something new, and enjoy the city at your own pace. If you end up somewhere great, you know I want to hear about it.

Until Next Time,

Your Belt Life Besties

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