Join Buckhead’s newest gallery, Acacia Fine Art, for their inaugural show this Friday, April 1, 2011, where they will introduce an eclectic group of established and emerging talent form around the world to the Atlanta art scene.

Gathering your friends for day of boutique hopping usually requires schedule juggling, battling traffic and deciding on a designated driver to cart everyone around from store to store.

Its that wonderful time of year again when spring flowers are blooming, restaurant patios are booked and Atlanta foodies are preparing to indulge in some of the finest food the city has to offer during Inman Park Restaurant Week

Jason Wu, who has become a household name simply because one of his client’s happens to be the First Lady, was just announced as the special guest designer for this year’s Jeffrey Fashion Cares Atlanta.

Next Friday and Saturday, join Atlanta-based designer Megan Huntz as she presents a collection of limited edition dresses and documentary photographs at Jennifer Schwartz Gallery.

This Saturday, celebrate the Museum of Modern Design Atlanta’s move to the Midtown Arts Corridor in style at their Grand Opening Party. Doubling as a fundraiser and a preview for MODA’s inaugural Midtown exhibit, Passione Italiana: Design of the Italian Motorcycle, this is definitely the one event you cannot miss this weekend.

Very few items in my wardrobe, or any woman’s, withstand all of life’s changes the way that a great piece if jewelry does. Shoes wear out eventually and handbags go in and out of fashion, but jewelry stays the same. With that in mind, and my constant need to update some part of my closet, I had to check out Amy Bubes’ collection of handcrafted silver pieces the second I heard about it.

Instead of your usual weekend routine of brunch at noon followed by a lap or two around Piedmont Park, break out of your rut and head to P’cheen International Bistro & Pub next weekend when they kick off their weekend lunch menu. Pass on the boring benedicts, French toast variations and over stuffed omelets, and load up on tasty pub favorites with a twist as you attempt to cure your morning after blues.

Knowing how monumental formal season is for thousands of teenagers in the Atlanta area who cannot make their prom dreams come true on their own, For the Kid in All of Us plays fairy godmother by presenting the first annual Project Prom.