With the first signs of spring popping up everywhere and vacation plans beginning to dance around your head, take some time to get your body ready for swimsuit season at Exhale Mind Body Spa.

With spring just around the corner, get a head start on updating your wardrobe with a little help from the Pipettes over at Sandpiper as they host their exclusive launch of Rebecca Taylor’s spring 2011 collection.

Join the American Craft Council and the Museum of Design Atlanta as they host the American Craft Council Show Opening Night Preview Party benefitting the Museum of Design Atlanta and the American Craft Council.

Kaira Akita may be best known for her scene stealing roles Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married and The Family That Preys, however this multi talented actress is also an entrepreneur, fashion stylist and an active leader in the Atlanta community.

Take a trip to Rio de Janeiro next Friday without having to enter a body scanner courtesy of the Actor’s Express, as the twenty-three year old theater celebrates carnivale at their annual fundraising gala.

Voneva “Voneva Glam” Denham is a celebrity hairstylist and glamour specialist making her mark on the entertainment industry. Her work includes commercials for the 2008 and 2009 Miss America Pageant, a host of videos and the current season of BET’s “The Game”

Instead of your usual dinner and drinks routine this weekend, break up the monotony with a performance by Atlanta’s premiere collaborative platform for outstanding contemporary experiences, gloATL, as they present This is a World.

Put on your best winter wear and watch ten of Atlanta’s hautest emerging designers battle it out on the runway at the city’s chicest eco-friendly design competition, Fashion Uncorked on Friday, Feb. 19, benefitting the Easter Seals of North Georgia.

The classic tale of the little boy who refused to grow up has come to Atlanta’s Pemberton Place. J M Barrie’s Peter Pan has captured the hearts of children and adults alike in various forms since the character first took the stage in 1904. Now, over one hundred years later this spectacular tale is being re-imagined for modern audiences with the help of technology borrowed from your local movei theaters.