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Illuminarium Brings Immersive Safari Experience To Atlanta

If you’ve ever wanted to know what lions, tigers and wildebeests sound like on the Atlanta Beltline, now’s your chance. The Illuminarium is one of the hottest tickets in town.

Wild animals on Atlanta’s hottest development project may be far fetched to some, but with the Illuminarium, it’s going down this summer.

In this article, we’ll tell you everything you need to know about Illuminarium in Atlanta.

What Is Illuminarium’s WILD: A Safari Experience?

Hold onto your seats! WILD is an immersive experience that transports visitors into an African landscape. 

The way the experience works is that you enjoy cinematic content shot by Radical Media using custom camera arrays that provide a 240-degree native field of view.

To aid the experience, visitors hear the exotic sounds and smell and natural scents of Africa, all without leaving the Beltline.

When Is Illuminarium’s WILD: A Safari Experience Taking Place?

Illuminarium is currently going on in Atlanta just off Sumerset Trace along the Beltline. The event is brought to you by Illuminarium Experiences, a new global experiential entertainment company.

 Tickets for WILD: A Safari Experience have gone on sale at Illuminarium.com. This first-of-its-kind entertainment experience will put the beauty and splendor of Africa’s most exotic animals on full display.

Attendees can expect to see some of Earth’s most majestic creatures in their natural habitats.

How To Get Tickets To Illuminarium in Atlanta?

Tickets for WILD: A Safari Experience have gone on sale. Prices start at $30 for kids and $35 for adults, with premium packages available. 

You can buy tickets for Illuminarium in Atlanta HERE.

What’s Next?

After its stop in Atlanta, Illuminarium will travel to Las Vegas at AREA 15 in January 2022 and in Miami, at Mana in the Wynwood Arts District, in fall 2022. Other North American cities under consideration are:

• New York City
• Los Angeles

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Madison, Georgia, Debuts an Ambitious New Safari Park

The Georgia Safari Conservation Park offers up-close animal encounters and luxury glamping. Plus, where to eat when you’re in town.

By Carly Cooper

June 5, 2024

Photo: Courtesy of Georgia Safari Conservation Park

An African safari has always been high on my bucket list, but with two school-aged children, it just hasn’t happened. So the idea of seeing something similar an hour east of Atlanta was certainly intriguing. Opened June 1, the Georgia Safari Conservation Park features more than 500 acres of grassy terrain, sixty-three animal species from around the world, and lavish accommodations designed to immerse you in the experience. On our two-night trip, my family learned more about animals than we have on all our trips to the zoo combined. Some of them—like Clover the addax, Vlad the water buffalo, and Condo the African spurred tortoise—we spotted from the safety of our safari vehicle, while others, like Phoenix the giraffe, we were able to hand-feed. 

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In the works for more than ten years, the park is the brainchild of chief development officer Bill Killmer, who dreamed of a place where people could engage with the natural world. Michael Conrads, a developer and investor, offered up his family’s land. “This project allows future generations to bump around on this beautiful land like my father once did, enjoying and appreciating the area’s rolling hills and rural landscape while creating an economic engine for the region,” says Conrads, now president of the Georgia Safari Conservation Park.

His team of animal specialists worked with like-minded organizations across the country, including North Texas Safari Park in Bonham, Texas, and the Wilds in Cumberland, Ohio, to determine which African species would thrive in the Georgia Piedmont and how they could best nurture, breed, and sustain them. The result is a three-tier menu of experiences featuring a variety of wildlife. 

Perhaps best for day-trippers, the base option is a $39-per-person Guided Safari Tour. This ninety-minute adventure primarily takes place aboard a twenty-four-seat, open-air vehicle. Buckle up as you off-road across the “savanna” in search of zebras, antelope, and elands while experts share tidbits about the animals’ habitats, eating habits, and personalities. (Warning: This might not be Africa, but it’s still the great outdoors, so come prepared with bug spray and sneakers or boots.) Before you’re done, you’ll enjoy a meet-and-greet with some smaller residents, such as a speckled king snake, a bearded dragon, and soon, a two-toed sloth. 

Want to see the big game? The Safari Encounter Tour ($125 per person, included in overnight stays) also traverses the property, but you’ll get an added visit to the expansive giraffe and rhino barn. Here, in addition to learning about the park’s wildlife enrichment and conservation efforts, participants get nearly in arm’s reach of the animals (with a protective barrier). If he’s feeling up for it, you may have the opportunity to feed Phoenix the giraffe—although he turned up his nose at the lettuce I offered him. 

For the ultimate luxury, there’s a three-hour VIP Safari Tour, which costs $2,500 for a group of eight. Expect a private vehicle, extended small-animal encounters—with a chinchilla, an adorable fennec fox, and a three-banded armadillo perhaps—and a behind-the-scenes tour of the giraffe and rhino barn. This experience is included with a stay in the adjacent Giraffe Suite, where you can observe Phoenix’s every move through picture windows. 

If you opt to overnight in one of the six Luxury Safari Tents, you’ll be able to see a plethora of animals from your room. Imported from Africa, these spacious one- and two-bedroom tents are furnished with plush canopy beds, handmade linens, and massive bathtubs. But the best parts are the floor-to-ceiling windows and wraparound decks. The first morning, my family awoke to a group of elands grazing nearby. Later we spotted ostriches in the distance. As we prepared to leave the next day, the bison looked up at us, seemingly saying goodbye. 

The safari park does not serve food on the property. Fortunately, the town of Madison is a quick ten-minute drive away. Founded by Preston Snyder, MAD Hospitality has something of a monopoly on the Madison culinary scene, in a good way. The Dining Room , opened in 2023, is its crown jewel. Spearheaded by executive chef and culinary director Russell Hays, whose resume includes the Michelin-starred Restaurant Guy Savoy in Paris as well as JOEL in Atlanta, the fine-dining spot offers French-influenced, three- and four-course meals in an intimate, tranquil atmosphere. For breakfast, Betty Gene’s serves traditional Southern comfort fare, while the Sinclair next door offers a quick stop for coffee and, later, cocktails. No visit to the city’s Historic District is complete without an ornate pastry from the Patisserie nearby. 

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Georgia Safari Conservation Park

The Stay Of A Lifetime

Welcome to the ultimate overnight adventure at Georgia Safari Conservation Park, where the stay of a lifetime awaits. Nestled within the forest canopy overlooking a private savanna, our luxury safari accommodations offer an unparalleled experience that will immerse you in the wonders of nature. Imagine waking up to the gentle giants of the animal kingdom, as giraffes gracefully graze just a few steps away from your private deck or having 24-hour views of our giraffe from within your private luxury suite inside our state-of-the-art giraffe barn.

Safari Tents

Escape to Africa in one of our luxurious safari lodging units nestled within the forest canopy with a view of a private savanna. These two-bedroom lodging units can comfortably accommodate up to 4 guests and offer a seamless blend of African charm, modern comforts, and exquisite views. Immerse yourself in the soothing sounds of nature and soak up the breathtaking views of our amazing animals roaming the savanna from your private deck.

The interior of your lodging unit is a haven of comfort, with luxurious furnishings, plush bedding, and modern amenities ensuring a truly indulgent stay. Each unit is climate-controlled and has wood floors, a spacious living and dining room, and a kitchenette with a refrigerator, microwave, and coffee station. The primary bedroom offers a king-size canopy bed with a sitting area and floor-to-ceiling picture windows, while the secondary bedroom offers two twin canopy beds that can be combined into a king, a sitting area, and floor-to-ceiling picture windows. Both bedrooms offer direct views of our animals grazing in the open savanna. Each tent lodge has a full bathroom with both a soaker tub and tiled shower, and private outdoor spaces to relax and unwind. Experience the thrill of being immersed in the wilderness while still enjoying the luxuries of a refined retreat.

Reservations are a two-night minimum and include the following:

• Guided Safari drive-through tour with one of our expert guides
• Giraffe and rhino encounter 
• Keeper Chat and ambassador animal encounter with one of our amazing animal ambassadors

Please note: The above tours included in this reservation are not private to your party and may include other lodging guests.

Free on-site parking with late-night access for dining in Historic Madison, GA.

• 1 King Bed, 2 XL Twin Beds
• Sleeps 2-4 Guests
• Kitchenette
• Private Deck

Honeymoon Hideaway

Retreat to your private haven, where every detail of this lodging unit has been thoughtfully curated to create an ambiance of romance and indulgence. Our one-bedroom lodging unit is climate-controlled, featuring wood floors and a kitchenette with a refrigerator, microwave, and coffee station. Spacious living and dining areas boast luxurious furnishings, plush bedding, a full bathroom, and enchanting touches that set the stage for an unforgettable stay.

For a truly extraordinary experience, step out onto one of your two private decks.  Adjacent to the bedroom, glass doors open onto a private deck with a secluded outdoor bathing area. Surrounded by the sounds of nature and embraced by the gentle breeze, you can relax in your private open-air bathtub.  Bask in the warmth of the sun or admire the starlit sky as you enjoy this intimate and sensory experience with your loved one. From your main living area, step outside onto an additional private deck and relax comfortably as you enjoy the breathtaking views of our amazing animals roaming the open savanna.

The Honeymoon Hideaway is a minimum two-night stay and includes the following:

• A guided safari drive-through tour with one of our expert guides
• Giraffe and rhino encounter

Please note that the opportunities included in this reservation are not private to your party and will include other lodging guests.

• 1 King Size-Canopy Bed
• Sleeps 2 Guests
• Two Private Decks

Giraffe Suite

Our private suite offers the awe-inspiring opportunity to peer into the park's 10,000 sq ft giraffe and rhino barn. This unique lodging option can comfortably accommodate up to four people. Inside you'll find a well-appointed living room with a full-size sleeper sofa, a dining room, and a kitchenette with a refrigerator, microwave, and coffee station.

The master bedroom boasts a king-size bed, luxurious linens, panoramic views of the giraffe inside the barn, and a full bathroom complete with a tiled shower. From the large picture windows throughout the spacious living areas, you can marvel at the giraffe’s graceful movements, observe their unique behaviors, and witness the intricate social dynamics within the herd. Relax in opulent surroundings, knowing that you have a privileged vantage point to connect with these magnificent animals.

The Giraffe Suite experience is a two-night minimum stay for up to four people, and includes all that the Georgia Safari Conservation Park offers. With your stay, you and your party will receive the following:

• A private, guided safari tour in one of our VIP safari vehicles
• A private, behind-the-scenes tour of our giraffe and rhino barn
• A private, extended animal encounter with our amazing animal ambassadors
• Free on-site parking with late-night access for dining in Historic Madison, GA
• 1 King Bed, 1 Queen Sofa Bed
• VIP Tour included

Go On A Wild Safari Adventure At Atlanta’s Fully Immersive Attraction “Illuminarium”

Adron McCann | WABE

June 24th, 2021

Perhaps you’ve spent time on the Atlanta BeltLine’s East Side Trail — it’s a lovely and transporting space in the heart of the city, but unlikely to contain any inter-dimensional portals. That is, until July 2021, when the new fully immersive experience-based attraction Illuminarium is set to open on the BeltLine off of Ralph McGill Boulevard. At its first exhibit, “ WILD: Safari Experience , ” visitors will explore a virtual African landscape that activates all the senses, even smell. The attraction’s interactive environments respond to visitors’ movements using an array of cutting-edge technologies. Illuminarium CEO Alan Greenberg and Executive Vice President of Technology and Content Brian Allen joined “City Lights” Senior Producer Kim Drobes to describe the new attraction and how it was created.

Interview highlights:

Why immersive, and why the BeltLine?

“I think it’s no secret that there are some amazing experiences that have opened all over the world,” Greenberg said. “Things like Team Lab in Tokyo, and Atelier des Lumières in Paris, and Meow Wolf in Santa Fe. And we saw these trends, in what some people call the experience economy, and thought we could do something really special.”

“We saw the location on the BeltLine and it just felt perfect,” Greenberg said. “We just loved the energy — you know, when you’re on the BeltLine you’re kind of on an adventure, and we just loved that vibe. So, when we saw it, we went, ‘We’re going to put the world’s first Illuminarium here. We were actually looking in New York City for a long time to find the right spot, but when we saw this one, we said, ‘Let’s start here.’”

What is Illuminarium?

“What I like to say is, we have created, and are creating, a new media format,” Allen said. “We have a very large and beautiful canvas for audio, video, interaction, a true multisensory experience. And the advent of multiple technologies, including native 4k laser projection, audio tech capabilities, interactive capabilities powered by lidar, scent capabilities, allowed me and the team to really layer technologies together, to be more of a supporting character for the content that gets displayed.”

“When you walk into an Illuminarium, when you come to our Safari experience, you’re going to see it like reality, you’re going to hear it in an extraordinary way, you’re going to feel it, because of the haptic systems in our floor that give you … a rumble effect in your body, you’re going to smell it through our sense systems, and you’re actually going to affect it, through the lidar interactive system,” Greenberg said. “So when you’re walking down a dirt path, on our floors you’ll actually pick up dust as you walk … when you walk on the surface of the moon, you’ll actually leave footprints.”

Like virtual reality, but communal:

“Illuminarium is, in many ways, VR without the glasses, or without the headset,” Greenberg said. “And what that allows you to do, is to have a shared experience … to go to Africa with somebody, as you typically would, and to share those ‘wow’ moments, those head-turning moments of life.

“We think there’s never been a better time for people to come back together in a communal experience, which you just can’t do with VR.”

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African Safari Park Opens in Georgia 2024

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By Dell Galen | 2023-11-26 15:55:41

In a groundbreaking development set to redefine wildlife encounters in the Southeastern United States come 2024, an exclusive opportunity to intimately connect with exotic creatures is about to unfold just a stone's throw away from Atlanta, eliminating the need for a pilgrimage to Disney's Animal Kingdom.

Prepare for an unparalleled adventure as a novel African safari park experience is on the horizon, poised to grace Georgia with its presence, a mere hour's drive from bustling Atlanta. Anticipate an immersive journey commencing in April 2024, as the curtains rise on the Georgia Safari Conservation Park, an ambitious project ten years in the making.

Bill Kilmer, Partner of Georgia Safari Conservation Park, expresses elation at the prospect, stating:

“We are thrilled to announce the grand opening of Georgia Safari Conservation Park. “Our mission is not only to provide a thrilling and immersive safari experience for our visitors but also to foster a deep appreciation for the natural world and promote active involvement in conservation efforts through education, adventure and a commitment to sustainability.”

Spanning an expansive 530 acres, the park promises a diverse array of fauna, inviting patrons to relish an entire day on its grounds with the option to extend their stay overnight.

The pièce de résistance is the Giraffe Suite, a sublime haven affording a panoramic view of these regal creatures. Designed to accommodate up to four occupants, a two-night minimum stay is required at an estimated cost of $1,250 per night, ensuring an enchanting experience.

For those seeking a touch of luxury in the heart of nature, the opulent Safari Tents, boasting two bedrooms and a guided tour, offer accommodation for up to four individuals at $790 per night. Additionally, the Honeymoon Hideaway presents a romantic retreat at $590 per night.

As the sun sets over the safari, visitors can opt for a mesmerizing drive-thru tour, adding an extra layer of excitement to the multifaceted offerings of this long-anticipated conservation haven.

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It’s a new day on the African Savanna, one of Earth’s most iconic wild places. Here in this legendary landscape, all life is connected – with surprising connections to us here at home. Join the journey to a historic transformation of Zoo Atlanta!

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Elephant Wild Encounters return!

A new home for elephants

The new elephant environment more than triples the size of the elephants’ former habitat and is a dynamic living space featuring elements specifically designed for elephant well-being and enrichment..

African elephants Kelly and Tara moved to their new environment in June 2019. Zoo Atlanta welcomed Msholo, an adult male African elephant from the San Diego Zoo Safari Park, in July 2019.

More Features of the Elephants’ new Habitat

Elements include Abana Pond , the largest of the complex’s three water features, a pond with 360-degree access and a gentle slope for ease of use by multiple elephants. Other elements include Chishimba Falls and Kalambo Falls, waterfalls named for falls in Africa, and a feeder enrichment activity wall .

The state-of-the-art indoor Zambezi Elephant Center also features elements incorporated with elephant well-being in mind, including sand under their feet. The guest experience at the Zambezi Elephant Center offers visitors an opportunity to get a behind-the-scenes look at the elephants’ care.

A new habitat for giraffes

A mixed-species habitat, adjacent to the elephant environment, will be shared by giraffes , zebras and ostriches . This new, flatter habitat provides the giraffe herd with more usable space than ever before and gives guests an opportunity to explore pathways at ground level, looking up to appreciate the true height of Earth’s tallest living mammals. 

New habitats for zebra, ostriches, warthogs and meerkats

The elephant and giraffe/zebra/ostrich/bontebok habitats are bordered by new habitats for meerkats and warthogs . Explore new environments for two of the species that make this ecosystem one of the planet’s best-known wild landscapes.

Meet Mumbles and Kiazi!

Mumbles and Kiaza the southern white rhinos can be seen in the redesigned rhino complex at the African Savanna. Male Mumbles arrived at Zoo Atlanta in 2020 and was joined by female Kiazi in 2022. The rhinos were recommended to pair by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums’ (AZA) White Rhino Species Survival Plan® (SSP).

Meet Casper!

The newest member of the African Savanna, Casper the bontebok arrived in 2022. Look for him in the mixed-species habitat with the giraffes, zebra, and ostriches.  

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Be the animal, be the care specialist and be the conservationist.

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Go On An Authentic African Safari, Just 55 Minutes From Atlanta

Have you ever wanted to go on an African safari? Now you can... without ever leaving Georgia!

Enter the wild world of some of the coolest animals on the planet, without having to ever leave Georgia! This new Safari Conservation experience brings the African Savanna right to you, with a whole safari of animals to explore! You can book a private, VIP tour, or a group tour with other excited animal-lovers, and if you’d like to, you can even stay overnight on the animal conservation’s Luxury Safari Tents!

Climb into one of the Georgia Safari Conservation Park’s safari trucks for an unforgettable adventure! Their park mimics a real African game drive, where you can come face-to-face with majestic African hoofstock, often found roaming the gorgeous open savannas of Africa!

And get up-close and personal with their giraffe and rhino encounter offers! Learn all about these incredible animals, and make memories for the whole family!

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What kinds of animals do they have on the safari?

Georgia Safari Conservation Park is currently unveiling their animals list to the public, and we’ve got the inside scoop! On your tour, you could come across:

• Southern White Rhinos
• Two-toed Sloth
• Common Eland
• Grants Zebra
• Sulcata Tortoise
• Asian Water Buffalo
• Eastern Bongo
• Boa Constrictor
• Sugar Gliders

And so many more! (They’ve got so many cool animals, we had to look some of them up just to know what they were!)

How does the Georgia Safari Conservation Park support their animals?

The Safari says, “Our Mission is to inspire in others a greater understanding, appreciation, and connection to the natural world. Our vision is to create a conservation legacy that will have a positive impact on the lives of people and animals.”

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The two Americans who most want this presidential rematch were the ones standing onstage.

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By Jess Bidgood

Well, that was ugly.

For 90 minutes on Thursday night, the presidential debate careened between former President Donald J. Trump’s often misleading attacks and President Biden’s shaky attempts to respond.

Sure, they clashed over abortion rights, tariffs and immigration, with Trump often distorting his record and Biden struggling to explain his own. They disagreed over America’s role in the world and slammed each other’s economic policies.

But mostly, they fought about each other.

They hurled insults and invective in strikingly personal terms, calling the other the worst president in U.S. history. Each said the other would start World War III. They accused each other of seeking retribution against their political opponents.

Glimmers of hope for substantive exchanges quickly died. Take the moment when Trump, 78, was asked if he was capable at his age of serving another term. That turned into a spat over the two contenders’ golf games.

Both Biden and Trump are deeply unpopular, and voters have for months been telling pollsters that they did not want this rematch even as they sent the candidates to the top of the ticket.

Watching the debate last night, as each cast the other as the reason that he is running again, it seemed clear that the two Americans who most want this rematch were standing onstage.

“I wish he was a great president because I wouldn’t be here right now. I’d be at one of my many places enjoying myself,” Trump said, adding, “The only reason I’m here is that he’s so bad as a president.”

Biden portrayed Trump as a unique threat to the country, castigating him in deeply personal terms and repeatedly calling him a liar.

“How many billions of dollars do you owe in civil penalties for molesting a woman in public, for doing a whole range of things, of having sex with a porn star on the night, while your wife was pregnant,” Biden asked, before accusing Trump of having “the morals of an alley cat.”

The shakiness of Biden’s overall performance is already giving rise to urgent questions from Democrats about whether he is really the right candidate to take on a figure he has cast as so dangerous to the country.

But the deep enmity on display — and the messiness of the night — may have damaged them both.

Frank Luntz, a Republican pollster, posted on X that the focus group of undecideds he had run during the debate moved away from Trump as he became more “vicious” toward Biden — although, by the end of the night, his group was calling for Biden to step aside.

And Kristen Morris, 60, a nursing student in a suburb of Charlotte, N.C., who is unenthusiastic about voting for Biden or Trump, told my colleague Eduardo Medina that “the hyperbole on both sides is just really, really hard to stomach.”

Halfway through the debate, she said she was troubled by Trump’s lack of remorse about his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot. But she was also disturbed by Biden’s inability to coherently finish thoughts.

The whole thing, she said, was deeply unsettling — and it’s likely that many Americans agree.

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Biden’s disjointed performance on Thursday night prompted a wave of panic among Democrats and reopened discussion of whether he should be the nominee, Peter Baker reports .

Six takeaways from the presidential debate from Shane Goldmacher and Jonathan Swan.

Michael Gold recapped Trump’s debate performance : relentless attacks and falsehoods.

We fact-checked Trump and Biden on the economy, immigration and foreign policy.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. debated alone , upset over being left out.

Democrats feared a horror show. Some say they got one.

Earlier this week, I wrote about the Democrats and supporters of President Biden who desperately wanted Biden to perform well in last night’s debate but were worried that he might slip up.

I checked in with some of them on Thursday night. They were not doing well.

Laurie Lowe had told me that she and her friends had printed out debate bingo cards. They had booze on hand in case things didn’t go their way and they needed to turn bingo into a drinking game.

They started drinking, Lowe said, within 60 seconds.

“That was so painful. Trump was his usual self, setting the fact-checking machine on fire, but oh dear … Biden’s verbal stumbles and how frail he acted were stunning,” Lowe emailed me after the debate, saying the night had been depressing for Democrats. “I’m not real excited any more about casting my vote in November.”

Jay Bodenstein, who had told me that he was “fearful” before the debate, described himself as “heartsick” during the second commercial break.

“Biden just struggled and struggled to pull himself together. This was a terribly disappointing debate,” Bodenstein said once it was over. “On the other side of the podium, Trump offered his standard rants and lies and never answered a question. Another debate will be catastrophic for Biden. This was painful to watch.”

Jess Bidgood is a managing correspondent for The Times and writes the On Politics newsletter, a guide to the 2024 election and beyond. More about Jess Bidgood

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André 3000 announces new tour, returns to atlanta in the fall, a.r. shaw, executive editor.

• June 26, 2024

André 3000 will be hitting the road again after announcing a tour that will kick-off in the fall. The Atlanta native will continue to express himself as an instrumentalist following the release of his solo album, “New Blue Sun.”

Co-produced by André and Carlos Niño, the tour will feature Nate Mercereau, Surya Botofasina, Deantoni Parks, Diego Gaeta, Matthewdavid, V.C.R, Diego Gaeta, Jesse Peterson, and Mia Doi Todd, New Blue Sun is an entirely instrumental album; a celebratory piece of work in the form of a living, breathing, improvised, aural organism.

André 3000 last performed in his hometown during the Atlanta Jazz Festival on Memorial Day. He celebrated his 49th birthday straying away from the rap lyrics that brought him prominence as a member of OutKast. Held at Piedmont Park, the 2024 Atlanta Jazz Festival provided the space for André to perform before the largest crowd since releasing the “New Blue Sun” album. 

Void of an actual setlist, André 3000 and his band mostly improvised throughout the show, vibing with each other while taking audience members on a hypnotic journey. 

André also took a moment to pay homage to Rico Wade, the founder of Dungeon Family/Organized Noize who passed in April. During his set, André shared how Wade pushed him to be great. He wrapped his performance with a furious medley of tribal sounds and improvised jazz, proving that artistic expression can be limitless. 

André’s fall tour will wrap in Atlanta on Nov. 14 with a show at the Fox Theater. 

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Why The Unprotected 2025 Pick From The Lakers Could Be the Best Asset for Atlanta From the Dejounte Murray Trade

Jackson caudell | 13 hours ago.

• Atlanta Hawks

One of the biggest trades of the offseason went down last night when Atlanta moved Dejounte Murray to New Orleans for Dyson Daniels, Larry Nance, and two first-round picks. One of the picks is in next year's draft and it is an unprotected pick from the Los Angeles Lakers. While Daniels is the asset that Hawks fans like the most in this trade at the moment, I think the big prize might be the Lakers pick that is coming back to Atlanta. Atlanta was not guaranteed to have a first round pick in next year's draft due to trading for Dejounte Murray back in 2022, but now they have one. If the Kings pick conveys (protected 1-12), Atlanta could have two first round picks next year.

Let's break down why the Lakers pick could be so valuable.

Trading Murray to New Orleans took away one of the Lakers top targets this offseason. Los Angeles as currently constructed is a very average team in a loaded Western Conference and the number of trade targets to help them improve next year is dwindling. Could they target Brandon Ingram or Zach LaVine? Donovan Mitchell seems ready to re-sign with Cleveland, Trae Young is not getting moved, Phoenix is not moving anyone, it does not sound like Minnesota is moving Karl-Anthony Towns, and I don't think the Lakers have the necessary assets to trade for Lauri Markkanen. The Lakers could always pull a surprise and land someone nobody expects them too, but the list of trade targets is dwindling.

Not only is the Western Conference loaded, but the Lakers would have to hope that they get another fully healthy season from both LeBron James and Anthony Davis, something that is not guaranteed. Davis just had his most fully healthy season maybe of his entire career and put up an All-NBA season. James was healhty for most of the season and still put up great numbers. Both of those things happened and the Lakers were still a Zion Williamson injury away in the play-in tournament from being put in a win or go home game vs the Kings, which they might have lost. What if Davis and James can't stay healthy? That could be big trouble for the Lakers.

Assuming they do both stay healthy, it bears repeating that the Western Conference is very stacked. Let's look at last year's standings and see where the Lakers could fit in:

1. Oklahoma City- Added Alex Caruso to an already stacked lineup that was the No. 1 seed last season.

2. Denver- Might lose Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, but still have Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray

3. Minnesota- Bringing their entire team back and should be a contender

4. Clippers- They are the biggest question mark so far, but they could bring back Paul George and James Harden, making them a better team than the Lakers.

5. Dallas- Just made the Finals and could have some moves up their sleeve to add to their team

6. Phoenix- Even with all of their injuries and problems last year, they finished higher than the Lakers.

8- New Orleans- Just added Murray, but they still have moves to make. They also need to stay healthy.

9. Sacramento- Kings nearly made the playoffs last year and should be right in the mix again. They also have been rumored to be interested in makings moves to add to their team.

10. Golden State- The Warriors might lose Klay Thompson, but they are reportedly trying to make big moves to add to the team around Steph Curry. They are a question mark though.

11. Houston- The Rockets nearly made the play-in last year are clearly ready to make a playoff push.

12. Utah- Not a playoff team

13. Memphis- The Grizzlies are healthy again and should be a contender in the West.

14. San Antonio- Not ready to challenge for a playoff spot with Victor Wembanyama just yet barring a surprise.

15. Portland- Could trade away more pieces and be the worst team in the NBA

Looking at the standings, the only teams I can guarantee the Lakers will be better than going into next year (right now) is Utah, Portland, and San Antonio. Some good teams are going to miss the playoffs in the Western Conference next season and one of them could be the Lakers, which would place them in the Draft Lottery in what is supposed to be a loaded 2025 Draft Class.

There could be some big moves made that make the Lakers much better, but they are not clear right now. That could make their pick a very, very good asset next offseason.

JACKSON CAUDELL

Jackson Caudell covers the Atlanta Hawks and Georgia Tech Athletics for FanNation

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The New York Times editorial board calls for Biden to drop out of the presidential race

The New York Times editorial board in an editorial published Friday urged President Joe Biden to step aside in the 2024 race after his poor debate performance in Atlanta on Thursday night.

“The clearest path for Democrats to defeat a candidate defined by his lies is to deal truthfully with the American public: acknowledge that Mr. Biden can’t continue his race, and create a process to select someone more capable to stand in his place to defeat Mr. Trump in November,” the editorial board wrote .

The opinion piece acknowledged that ending his campaign would “be against all of Mr. Biden’s personal and political instincts” and highlighted that it was Biden himself who challenged former President Donald Trump to the debate.

“The truth Mr. Biden needs to confront now is that he failed his own test,” the board wrote.

The Biden campaign brushed off the decision by the editorial board in a statement Friday.

“The last time Joe Biden lost the New York Times editorial board’s endorsement it turned out pretty well for him,” said campaign co-chair Cedric Richmond, who was previously a White House aide and a congressman from Louisiana.

The paper’s editorial board ultimately backed Biden in the general election in 2020 but had endorsed Sens. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., and Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., during the Democratic primaries earlier that year.

At that time, the board had raised concerns about Biden’s age, saying Biden, then 77, should “pass the torch to a new generation of political leaders.”

The Trump campaign said in response to the editorial board’s decision that Biden is the “incumbent president, he is the Democrat nominee, he has also said he won’t drop out, it’s too late to change that.”

Biden has given no indication that he plans to step aside, but he has the option to withdraw before he is formally nominated at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago in August.

The editorial board’s piece comes as Democrats have e xpressed alarm following the president’s debate performance Thursday night, which was punctuated by a raspy voice and rhetorical missteps such as tripping over his words and apparently losing his train of thought.

Biden defended his capacity to serve in a Friday speech infused with energy that had been missing as he debated the night before.

“I know I’m not a young man,” Biden told supporters in Raleigh, North Carolina, on Friday afternoon. “I don’t walk as easy as I used to. I don’t speak as smoothly as I used to. I don’t debate as well as I used to, but I know what I do know — I know how to tell the truth!”

Biden, at 81, is the oldest president in American history. His opponent, former President Donald Trump, is the second-oldest person ever to serve as president.

Monica Alba is a White House correspondent for NBC News.

Zoë Richards is the evening politics reporter for NBC News.

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FAQs (FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS) Wild Animal Safari – Pine Mountain™

Are you ready to meet new animal friends? Our team of Zookeepers and Staff is happy to welcome you and your party to the park. Below is a list of FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs) that may be valuable to ensuring a great experience. Enjoy the Wild Animal Safari – Pine Mountain ™ !

Park Information Details

• 40 Minutes N of Columbus, GA • 65 Minutes SW of Atlanta Airport • 95 Minutes NE of Montgomery, AL • 2 ½ Hours SW of Athens, GA • 3 Hours S of Chattanooga, TN • 3 ½ Hours W of Agusta, GA • 3 ½ Hours N of Valdosta, GA • 4 ½ Hours NE of Savannah, GA

• Wild Animal Safari – Pine Mountain ™  is open daily 7 days a week at 10:00 AM. We have extended hours several weekends such as Spring Break, various holidays, and Summer months. Please check the park operating hours calendar when planning your visit. All Drive-Thru Safari guests must enter the park at least 1 hour prior to closing.  The park is open every day of the year except for Christmas Day and Thanksgiving Day.
• See the park operating calendar for daily park hours.

Zero. Parking is FREE.

• The last car is admitted into the Drive-Thru Safari one hour prior to closing. It is strongly recommended that you arrive at the park earlier in the day, so you have enough time to see everything your party wants to see. All guests must leave the park at closing. We recommend 3-4 hours to enjoy the whole park. • Refunds will not be provided under any circumstance for failure to allow enough time to complete both sections of the park before closing time.

• You may bring your wheelchair. See the ADA Park Information .
• Some areas of the Walkabout Adventure Zoo ™  are represented by gravel and natural dirt pathways like you would experience in the wild.

Yes. Wild Animal Safari ™ – Pine Mountain has a full indoor airconditioned restaurant serving the highest quality foods including 100% Sirloin Hamburgers, Chicken Tenderloins, 100% Beef Hebrew National Hot Dogs, Nacho Platters, Grilled Chicken Sandwiches, succulent Buffalo Wings, Fresh-made Pizza with par-baked crust, and Fresh made Salads. We serve Coca-Cola products, giant New York Style Pretzels, Churros, and hand-dipped ice cream.

Permitted Items

No. Only feed sold on-site may be used for feeding experiences. Failure to adhere to this rule will result in immediate eviction from the park with no refund. Please understand that we have a strict feeding policy to protect the health and safety of our animal residents. We thank you for following our feeding policy.

Smoking and vaping are NOT permitted on the park grounds or inside any building.  We do have designated smoking areas in and/or near the parking lot.

You may bring your own food and drinks to consume in the parking lot or designated picnic areas at the park outside the main building. Outside food cannot be brought into the Walkabout Adventure Zoo™ areas.  Private parties and groups may arrange to bring their own food on a situational basis.  If you, or a member of your group, have specific allergy concerns please call and speak to a customer service representative before your visit.

Yes. Wagons and/or strollers may also be available to rent at our ticket counter, subject to availability.

Yes, however, certain policies have been implemented to ensure the safety of our animals and your service animal. Please see the Service Animal policy .

Weather Protocols

The park will remain open, rain or shine, in most circumstances. In cases of severe weather, the park may elect to close all or portions of the park for the safety of our guests and animals. If the park closes early due to severe weather, snow, or ice, you will receive a raincheck to return another day.

Updates regarding a rare park closure are announced on our Facebook page and our website.

No, ticket sales are final. If the park closes early due to severe weather, snow or ice, you will receive a raincheck to return another day.

Tickets, Annual Passes, & Memberships

Tickets are valid for one year from the purchase date.  If you purchased your ticket(s) for a select day and are unable to attend, your ticket(s) will still be valid for use for one year.

Tickets may be presented at the gate either on printed paper or on a smartphone.

No. Our staff can look up your purchase on-site via the last name of the purchaser or by the confirmation number.

No, all ticket sales are final.

Annual Passes / Memberships are now sold both online and at the park.

• If you wish to purchase an Annual Pass on-site, you do not have to purchase a ticket in advance for entry. You will be immediately directed to our Ticket Counter to complete your purchase(s).
• If you already purchased a ticket for entry, you may apply the cost of that ticket toward the cost of an Annual Pass / Membership during your visit…we call this an upgrade. An upgrade must be completed on the same day as you used the original ticket.

Annual Passes / Memberships are for individual use only. Each member of the family who wishes to visit the park multiple times should purchase an Annual Pass / Membership.

No, each person must have their own Annual Pass / Membership.

Drive-Thru Safari

Our animals are free-range throughout the 250+ acres of pasture and woods. In most cases, animals will come near the cars for feed. However, these animals ARE NOT PETS, and their behavior is unpredictable.  In other words, they will follow their instincts. We cannot guarantee that all animals will come to the road during every visit. The joy of our Drive-Thru Wild Animal Safari ™  is that your experience will be different each time you visit the park.

• Yes, guests can enjoy the Drive-Thru Safari in their own vehicles.
• Tour Buses - Guests may opt to ride in one of the provided Tour Buses, which are operating at full capacity. Tour Buses are first come, first served, and depart once an hour, or once every 20- 30 minutes depending on the park attendance levels. There is no charge to ride the Tour Buses, however, they run seasonally, so please check our park operating calendar when planning your visit.
• Rental Vans – The park has rental vans for up to 6 and up to 12 passengers for rent. These are windowless vans you can drive versus using your own cars. Rental vans can frequently have a 30 min to 1 ½ hour waiting list. It is best to get to the park just prior to opening to put your name on the list. There is a small fee to rent the safari vans. Drivers must be at least 21 years old and have personal auto insurance.
• Guests typically will put their name on the van rental waiting list then proceed to enjoy the Walkabout Adventure Zoo ™ , have some snacks or lunch, prior to having the rental Van reservation available. Rental Vans have a shorter wait time on weekdays.

Only fully enclosed vehicles are permitted. Large RVs and buses are not permitted without prior authorization by the management team. The following vehicles are not allowed under any circumstance:

• Motorcycles
• Convertibles
• Open Top Jeeps
• Vehicles without Doors
• Tow behind trailers

No, riding in the bed of a pick-up truck or in the trunk of a car is not permitted. Hanging out of windows or sunroofs is also not allowed.

• The last car is admitted into the Drive-Thru Safari is one hour prior to park closing. It is strongly recommended that all guests arrive earlier to allow enough time to complete the Drive-Thru and Walkabout Adventure Zoo ™ . All guests must leave the park at the posted closing times. We recommend 3-4 hours to enjoy the whole park.
• Refunds will not be provided under any circumstance for failure to allow enough time to complete both sections of the park before closing time.

It can take anywhere from 1 hour to 2 hours, depending on the number of guests in the Drive-Thru, your speed and animal feeding preferences.

Yes. You may experience the Drive-Thru Safari as many times as you would like during your visit! Many guests enjoy the Drive-Thru first, then visit the Walkabout Adventure Zoo™, eat lunch while enjoying the nature and amenities of the park, and then return to the Drive-Thru Safari again before leaving for the day.

Animals are typically most active in the morning hours of 9:00 AM to 12:00 Noon, then again in the late afternoon from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM.  Animals are typically less hungry in the afternoon.  Every visit is a different experience.

• Yes, the Drive-Thru Wild Animal Safari ™  feed is available for purchase at the Ticket Booth and Gift Shop upon arrival. ONLY THE PROVIDED FOOD MAY BE FED TO THE ANIMALS. PLEASE DO NOT BRING YOUR OWN FEED.
• All animals in the pastures that the roads travel through can be fed. There are other pastures and paddocks visible from the roads that do not allow public access. Guests ARE NOT permitted to exit their vehicles to feed these animals.
• We recommend throwing the park-provided animal feed to the ground in front of the animal in the Drive-Thru Safari. This will entice the animals to come close to your vehicle.  DO NOT hand feed the zebras, EMUs, or the ostrich.  These species may accidentally bite thinking your fingers are food.
• Feeding animals is optional and at your own risk.

No, these animals are not pets. For the safety of our guests, direct contact is prohibited.

No. As stated above, we cannot guarantee that all the animals will be on the road at all times of the day.  You can return to the Drive-Thru Safari as many times as you would like (before one hour prior to park closing) to finish your feed!

Walkabout Adventure Zoo TM

Our park has a large and diverse variety of animals on exhibit for you to enjoy. We also have various off-exhibit animals that may make brief appearances when appropriate. To promote exceptional animal husbandry and welfare, there may be times when certain animals are not on display.

The Walkabout Adventure Zoo ™  takes a minimum of one hour to complete. However, it often takes longer depending on your interests, feeding experience participation, and time spent reading the provided information about the individual animals. It all depends on the preferences of your party and where they would like to go.

Guests may enter the Walkabout Adventure Zoo ™  any time from park opening to park closing. However, all guests must exit the park by park closing. Refunds will not be provided for failure to allocate enough time to complete both sections of the park.

• Participating in Animal Feeding Experiences is elective and at your own risk.
• You may feed park-provided lettuce to the giraffes and Sulcata tortoises. Lettuce fed to the tortoises should be placed on the ground in front of them in lieu of feeding them by hand.  Tortoises may accidentally snap little fingers if you get too close.  Lettuce is available for purchase in the Gift Shop or at the ticket counter.
• You may feed the barnyard/farmyard animals small feed pellets from your hand provided that your hand is flat. Feed is available for purchase in the Gift Shop, at the ticket counter, or at coin-operated feeders in the Walkabout Adventure Zoo ™ .
• Feeding animals is at your own risk.
• No other animals in the park may be fed under any circumstances. The Walkabout Adventure Zoo ™  animals are not to be fed any feed from the Drive-Thru Safari.

Groups, Company Outings, and Schools Field Trips

• Yes, Wild Animal Safari ™   accommodates all types of groups, family reunions, birthday parties, company outings, bus tours, and school field trips.
• Complete the Group Contact Form on our website and a park Group Coordinator will contact you.
• Call the park and request to speak to a Group Coordinator.

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We have more safari park information posted throughout the site. As always, if you have more questions we are here to help. Contact us to learn more about our animal park.

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