Mike Snowden meticulously handcrafts his personal brand of unique three and four string electric cigar box guitars from his Marietta, GA workshop.

Georgia Model Aviators is a private club of almost 300 members dedicated to building and flying radio control planes. On any typical day you might see pre-built foam planes, scratch built vintage bi-planes, and even jets.

Heroic Veterans of Georgia is an organization trying to give veterans a helping hand. One of their most popular programs is Horses for Heroes, a horse therapy program that typically takes place once a month at Little Creek Farm in Decatur.

Mike Luckovich has been the editorial cartoonist for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution since 1989. Originally from Seattle, Luckovich discovered his talent for drawing as a child. He now uses that talent to draw cartoons for the newspaper five days a week.

The wet plate collodion process is growing in popularity with modern day artists looking for something different.

Medieval Times is an 11th century dinner theater. Becoming a knight in the show is no easy task.

Living Walls is a non-profit street art organization founded in 2009. An entirely volunteer operation, they hold year round events to promote public art in Atlanta. Their biggest event is an annual street art conference held each summer. Artists from around the world join local artists over a 10 day period to paint murals around the city.

Book lovers, did you know there are new libraries popping up all over Atlanta? Not traditional libraries, but Little Free Libraries in a front yard near you.

Jug band music originated in the early 1900s. Jug bands usually featured household items like jugs and washboards played alongside traditional musical instruments. Drawing from blues and jazz influences, this style of music peaked in the late 1920s.

When the Comer siblings opened up the pub that would eventually become The Marlay House, they hoped to recreate a bit of their native Ireland in Decatur. The missing piece came in the form of several local musicians who quickly became a fixture.

If you have a kudzu problem who are you gonna call? Traditionally you might use herbicides to wipe it out, but Trees Atlanta has taken an alternative approach on the Atlanta BeltLine. They built a holding pen around the kudzu and let a herd of goats eat it all.

Go inside the conservation of the Jim Henson collection.

Crop Mob is a group of volunteers who come together to help sustainable farmers in the community. It’s not charity, more like an old fashioned barn raising. All the farmers involved are also crop mob volunteers for other people’s projects.

It requires skill, planning and a lot of patience. Model railroading is a popular hobby where enthusiasts build miniature 3D layouts that include a railroad network, often recreating a specific location or moment in time.

Chinese brush painting has been around for more than 6,000 years. The Chinese brush painter will not use sketches or models but will paint from memory, according to their own impressions of an object. Nothing is improved and nothing is corrected and a painting cannot be “fixed.” The painting emphasizes simplicity, flowing brush strokes and graceful design.

The rules are simple. Each runner wears a belt with three detachable flags. They must traverse a course littered not only with obstacles, but “zombies” looking to pull their flags. The goal is to finish the race with at least one flag remaining. If you succeed you are a “survivor.”

Alternate history is a genre of fiction, and often, science-fiction, that asks, “What if?” What if the allies had lost World War II? What if the computer had been developed in the 1800s? How would our world be different? Every year in Atlanta, fans of history and alternate history come together at AnachroCon.

Curling gained a cult following during the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver. Jeff Williams and his son Max were two of those fans, and set out to form a club. Using social media, they were able to find enough people to successfully form Atlanta’s first curling organization.

Randy Osborne set out to compose one handwritten letter a day, every day, throughout 2013. Word spread quickly about Randy’s “Letter A Day Project” via the Internet, and by March he had already received over 400 letter requests from around the world.

What is pickleball? Some would describe it as half-court tennis. Some would describe it as ping-pong while standing on the table. It is played on a court that is smaller than a standard tennis court, with a racket and a hard plastic ball. Its popularity is soaring among seniors due to the smaller court and relative ease of play compared to tennis.