LIFE IN ATLANTA

Discover the food, culture, and day trips that make Georgia an unforgettable place to live while training at the Evangeline Booth College.

LIVING IN THE HEART OF ATLANTA

Training at the Evangeline Booth College places you in one of the most dynamic cities in the South. Atlanta offers a blend of historic neighborhoods, vibrant food culture, and endless opportunities to explore.

Whether you're grabbing a meal with classmates, visiting a museum, or taking a weekend trip into the mountains, Georgia offers plenty of ways to recharge and connect with the community beyond campus.

Dallas Perot Museum of Nature and Science at dusk, illuminated with colorful lights and reflected in a reflecting pool

Family-Friendly options

Atlanta is home to world-class museums and cultural attractions, including the Fernbank Museum of Natural History, The Coca-Cola Museum, and The Georgia Aquarium. Wide range of live sporting events including: Atlanta Braves, Atlanta United, Falcons, Hawks, and more.

Outdoor festival with white vendor tents and people in a park, with a city skyline visible through the trees

Dining, Arts & culture

Throughout the year, Georgia hosts festivals celebrating food, harvest seasons, and local traditions.

Hiker crossing a wooden footbridge through a lush green forest

Outdoors & wellness

From mountain trails to lakes and parks, Georgia offers countless opportunities for hiking, fishing, and exploring nature.

WEEKEND ADVENTURES IN GEORGIA

Georgia offers countless opportunities for day trips with friends and family. From historic towns to mountain escapes, there is always somewhere new to explore.

Colorful Bavarian-style alpine village shopping street with half-timbered buildings, flags, outdoor umbrellas, and steep red-roofed towers

Helen, Georgia

A charming Bavarian-style town in the North Georgia Mountains known for its shops, tubing, festivals, and authentic German food. Helen also hosts one of the largest Oktoberfest celebrations in the region.

Marietta Square Market food hall with brick facade, trolley entrance, and rooftop sign under a cloudy sky

Marietta Square

A lively historic district filled with boutiques, specialty stores, and local restaurants.

Historic downtown shopping district with storefronts, a large American flag, tree-lined plaza, pedestrians, parked cars, and motorcycles

Dahlonega, Georgia

This historic gold rush town offers antique shops, cozy cafés, and scenic mountain views. Visitors often enjoy traditional Southern meals at the well-known Smith House restaurant.

Historic antique shops with blue metal roofs and a covered porch on a tree-lined street, with two pedestrians and shipping containers in the background.

Juliette, Georgia

Fans of the movie Fried Green Tomatoes can visit the filming location and dine at the famous Whistle Stop Café.

Stone mountain relief depicting Confederate leaders on horseback at Stone Mountain Park, Georgia

Stone Mountain Park

A year-round destination featuring walking trails, scenic views, seasonal festivals, and family-friendly outdoor activities.

Visitors stroll through a botanical garden beside a glass conservatory and colorful butterfly-shaped floral display.

Pine Mountain & Callaway Gardens

A peaceful escape from the city featuring gardens, walking trails, lakes, and one of the region’s most beautiful butterfly conservatories.

MORE THAN A PLACE TO STUDY

Life at the Evangeline Booth College extends far beyond the classroom. Atlanta and the surrounding communities offer opportunities to explore new places, build friendships, and experience the culture of the region.

From discovering the city’s food scene to weekend trips through the mountains, Georgia becomes part of the journey during your time at the college.