Good Day Atlanta Viewer Information February 20, 2020
ATLANTA - The Battery Atlanta: Braves Opening Day will be here before we know it, which means baseball fans from around the world will be packing into Cobb County's Truist Park. And now, those fans will have a chance to show off some athletic skills of their own, thanks to a new addition to The Battery Atlanta. Good Game Powered by Topgolf Swing Suite is the Braves' newest neighbor, taking over the 7,500-square foot space under Punch Bowl Social. The new attraction features a restaurant and bar along with seven Topgolf Swing Suite simulator bays, in which guests can practice their swing with the Topgolf target game, try out some baseball pitching, go for the goal in Hockey Shots, and even battle it out against the undead in Zombie Dodgeball. Of course, where there are games, drinks, and plates full of food...there is the Good Day feature team!
Click the video player for a first look at this exciting new addition to Braves Country!
"Set it Off" Stage Play: Je'Caryous Johnson's presents "SET IT OFF" was everyone's favorite 90's cult classic movie and now it's a stage play and hits Atlanta. Friday, February 21-Saturday, February 22, 2020 for 3 big shows. The play toured in Spring of 2018 to overwhelming success and sold out crowds. The fans asked for it to return and now the show is back. The tour is kicking off in Houston, TX and then picking back up for a full tour - hitting up most major cities like LA, Detroit, Chicago, Oakland, Philly and of course Atlanta, etc. through May of 2020.
Hidden Treasures with Paul Brown
Antique expert Paul Brown joins us to examine some of your hidden treasures.
Hidden Treasures: Antique expert Paul Brown visited Good Day Atlanta to examine hidden treasures in your home. Some of the items range from the hundreds to the thousands.
Adding succulents to your menu
Food expert Chadwick Boyd talks about adding succulents to your menu.
Skype with Chadwick Boyd: "Nopales.” Succulents have been hugely popular in home décor the last two years. Now, they are moving into grocery stores and on restaurant menus.