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GAMMA AWARDS

• LUNCHEON: Thursday, May 17 at 12:30 p.m. in Altitude, the top floor of the W Midtown.

• A GAMMA AWARD is a coveted recognition of a magazine’s writing, editing and design efforts. The competition is stiff, and the judges are the best in the business.

• SPECIAL STUDENT PRICE. Please call Lenora Kopkin at 770-331-2524 to inquire.

WHY ATTEND?

• Learn from the editors, designers and salespeople behind some of the most award-winning and profitable magazines in the country, and gain a stronger understanding of the trends that affect both your magazine and our industry.

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[ W H O T E L M I D T O W N ]

MAY 17, 2012

W HOTEL MIDTOWN 188 14TH STREET NE ATLANTA, GA

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION DISCOUNT BY REGISTERING BEFORE MONDAY, APRIL 30, 2012

WHERE • Enhance your knowledge with insight, information and

contacts you’ll gain through sessions, speakers and the Trade Show. These valuable ideas and strategies make this annual conference a key event for magazine professionals.

• No matter what your experience level—from student to publisher—you’ll benefit from the insight and experience of the talented and capable educational team we’ve assembled.

• Network and exchange ideas with fellow magazine professionals in a relaxed and stimulating environment.

• Learn about innovative tools and technology. Visit the Trade Show to see how industry vendors can help improve your productivity and enhance your bottom line.

• Take the time to recharge your creative batteries. Learn something new at a conference designed to jump-start your year. You’ll leave inspired!

WHO IS THE MAGS CONFERENCE FOR?

The MAGS Conference focuses on every aspect of magazine publishing: editorial, design, sales and management. Three tracks run concurrently throughout the day featuring professionals who are the best in the business and specifically target these disciplines across the consumer, business-to-business, association and custom publishing segments. If you’re a magazine professional, the MAGS Conference is for you!

TRACK CHAIRS

EDITORIAL • Tova Gelfond | Editor-in-Chief, Eidé Magazine • Kali Justus | Magazine and Social Media Editorial

Director, Atlanta Home Improvement • Alison Embrey Medina | Executive Editor, DDI

DESIGN • Ben Campbell | Art Director, MD Publishing • Lisa Sparer | Art Director & Designer

SALES & MANAGEMENT • Miles Trocquet | Sales Representative, Special Interest

Publications Division, Quad Graphics

CONFERENCE • Ramsey Nix | Professor, Piedmont College • Stephanie Davis Smith | Editor-in-Chief The Atlantan • Matt Bolch | GAMMA Judge Chair | Freelance Writer • Suzanne Oliver | MAGS President | Freelance Writer

SESSION 1 (8:45 – 9:45 AM)

INTEGRATING MOBILE AND SOCIAL INTO MAGAZINES

PRESENTER: John Puterbaugh, Ph.D., Founder & CEO, Nellymoser, Inc.

DESCRIPTION: In 2011 the use of QR codes and other types of mobile action codes increased 439 percent from Q1 to Q4 in the Top 100 magazines. And, over 8 percent of all printed ad pages contained some type of mobile call to action.

Learn how they reach, engage and measure the potential that exists with mobile and social marketing and how it fits within strategies for both editorial and advertising. John will share user experience data and best practices to help you understand how to effectively integrate your mobile and social into your print strategies.

BIO: Puterbaugh has more than 20 years of experience in creating and developing interactive rich media solutions for IP networks, mobile phones and other consumer products. He is the founder & CEO of Nellymoser,

an industry leader in delivering print to mobile solutions for marketers and advertisers including interactive video, commerce and rich media marketing campaigns to mobile phone users. Customers include Amazon, Target, AT&T, Verizon, San Disk, Adobe, Hearst and Conde Nast. Nellymoser’s technology can be found in over 1 billion consumer products including Microsoft Xbox / Xbox 360, Sony Playstation & Leapfrog’s Leapster game titles and Adobe’s Flash.

Educated at Princeton University, Dartmouth and Oberlin, Puterbaugh is a frequent speaker at industry events including the CES, DMA, CTIA, GDC, Digital Music Forum, 3GSM, Mobile World Congress, and the Smart Phone Summit.

SESSION 2 (10:15 – 11:15 AM)

EXTRAORDINARY EDITORIAL: TIPS FOR SUCCESSFUL LOCAL COVERAGE

PRESENTER: Michael Brooks, Publisher/Creative Director,South Magazine

DESCRIPTION: Local magazines occupy a unique niche in the media landscape. What makes the good ones stand out is an ability to deliver exclusive content that speaks to local issues in a visually rich format. Learn how to make your publication the go-to resource for your community by crafting a strong editorial package.

BIO: As publisher and creative direc-tor, Brooks is the leader of this band of rebels encamped in South’s headquar-ters. Dumbstruck by the richness and vitality of the culture here, he moved to Savannah in 2005 with a mission: He

would set about creating the ultimate guide to the people, places and happenings that form the unique fabric of modern Southern life.

Today, that idea has come alive through the pages of South. The seeds of the magazine’s success were planted during the 90s, as Brooks followed a determined journey from Ringling School of Art and Design graduate to freelance graphic designer to publisher of the award-winning Albany magazine based in his hometown. Albany’s success brought Brooks recognition, landing him a chair on the board of the Magazine Association of Georgia from 2000-2003 and many professional opportunities. Happily, he and his wife Frankie followed their hearts right to South.

SESSION 3 (11:30 AM – 12:30 PM)

HEALTH AND WELLNESS PANEL

PRESENTERS: Sherri Adair, Owner/Operator and Publisher, Best Self Atlanta; Catherine DiBenedetto, Articles Editor, The Oprah Magazine; Lanier Norville, Editor, MD Publishing; and Colleen Oakley, freelance writer

EDITORIAL

KEYNOTE SPEAKER LINDA SHERBERT

MAGS IS EXCITED TO HAVE LINDA SHERBERTAS ITS GAMMA AWARDS LUNCHEON KEYNOTE.

Linda Sherbert has enjoyed an exciting career as a top editor at Veranda magazine. She assigned stories around the world and edited them, as well as writing for the magazine, its website and Facebook site. The national home design magazine, purchased by Hearst in 2002, has a circulation of about 500,000. In spring 2010, the main office shifted from Atlanta to New York, but Linda continued to serve as Features Editor on a long-distance basis. Linda is delighted to have remained on the masthead for Veranda’s 25th year in 2012. She has also worked for The Washington Post, Atlanta magazine (the 40th anniversary issue won gold at the CRMA awards when she was deputy editor), The AJC (14 years), and other publications. She has been an adjunct professor of journalism at Emory University, gives writing seminars (at SCAD, etc.), and coaches writers privately.

DESCRIPTION: From fad diets to the flu, health and wellness topics are hot with today’s magazine audiences. Find out about the latest trends from our panel of local and national magazine professionals and how to incorporate them into your editorial lineup.

BIOS: An established local publisher and fitness entrepreneur, Sherri Adair is the owner/operator and publisher of Best Self Atlanta, a local health and wellness magazine. As the owner of 36 fitness centers in seven states from 1980-1989,

Adair has a personal knowledge and understanding of fitness, wellness and health issues, having been certified by IDEA, AAFA and ACSM. Since 1990, she has published several magazines in the Atlanta area, including Georgia Athlete, Atlanta Sports and Fitness and Atlanta Home Improvement magazines.

In 2009 Adair launched Best Self magazine as a guide to Atlanta’s doctors, experts and resources for all aspects of health and wellbeing. Best Self Atlanta magazine brings all components of looking good, feeling good and doing good together in one comprehensive local resource. The magazine’s partnership with Network Communication Inc.’s extensive distribution network and its timely editorial focus deliver inspiring, life-changing messages to its readers and targeted customers for its advertisers.

Catherine DiBenedetto is the Articles Editor at O, The Oprah Magazine. She edits feature stories as well as the health section, Feeling Good. Previously, she co-edited the ASME award-winning Start section in Wired magazine. And

before that, she was an editor at Field & Stream. Catherine has also worked as a backcountry turtle monitor in Hawaii, a ski instructor in Tahoe, and an English teacher in Ecuador and Italy. She has written freelance articles for Women’s Health, Garden & Gun, and Gray’s Sporting Journal. She currently lives in Brooklyn, N.Y.

Lanier Norville is editor of MD Publishing’s three titles, TechNation, Medical Dealer and OR Today. She has redesigned content for OR Today and Medical Dealer and helped lead TechNation to the 2011 MAGS Grand

GAMMA award. As a master’s student at the University of Alabama, Norville worked as assistant to writer-in-residence Rick Bragg and received the first-place paper award at the American Educators in Journalism and Mass Communication annual conference for her research on Gourmet magazine. Norville has worked at Overdrive and Custom Rigs and interned at Southern Living. She received her bachelor’s degree in English from Sewanee.

Colleen Oakley’s articles, essays and interviews have been featured in magazines such as Marie Claire, Women’s Health, Redbook, Parade, Fitness, Health, Martha Stewart Weddings, Woman’s Day, Shape, Pregnancy & Newborn and

Breathe. Before freelancing full time, she was editor-in-chief of Women’s Health & Fitness and senior editor at Marie Claire. She currently lives in Atlanta with her husband and son, and is working on her first novel.

SESSION 4 (3:15 – 4:15 PM)

TAKE YOUR MAGAZINE TO THE NEXT LEVEL

PRESENTERS: Lisa Newsom, founding editor-in-chief, and Linda Sherbert, former editor, Veranda

DESCRIPTION: How to expand readership, interest and scope of a magazine.

BIOS: Longtime Atlantan Lisa Newsom’s great contribution to the magazine world is that she showed everybody that there was fine interior design in the South, first with Southern Accents in 1977 and then with her founding

of Veranda in 1987. She enlisted Architectural Digest art director Charles Ross to join her in launching the then-quarterly. The Hearst Corporation purchased Veranda in 2002. Veranda is both a national and international magazine of gracious living. Its circulation has reached about 500,000. In 2010, the main office shifted from Buckhead to Manhattan under a new editor, but Lisa’s vision continues to inspire the magazine’s editorial direction. She is also the author of the new, lavishly illustrated book The Houses of Veranda (May 2012). As the magazine’s original editor-in-chief, Lisa embodies Veranda’s beloved spirit—warm, hospitable, and gracious as well as enduringly stylish.

See Linda Sherbert’s bio in keynote speaker box.

SESSION 1 (8:45 – 9:45 AM)

DIGITAL 101

PRESENTER: Josh Klenert, Creative Director, AOL Mobile

DESCRIPTION: Everything you need to know about digital publishing: The tablets, the platforms, the technology, the formats. Making it work for you.

BIO: Josh Klenert is a creative director with more than 16 years of successful design and branding experience. He is currently creative director for news and editorial products for mobile web, smart phone, and tablet apps at AOL

Mobile, and president of the Board of Directors for The Society of Publication Designers.

With a BFA in graphic design, he began by art directing projects for clients like the Sundance Film Festival, Smithsonian, and MTV at Don Morris Design.

While creative director of Billboard, he led the design of all editorial, digital, video, marketing, events, and licensing for the brand. He won the Society of Publication Designers’ Award for the redesign of two sister publications, The Hollywood Reporter and R&R.

As creative director/vice president for Clear Channel Radio Digital, he directed Design and User Experience for iHeartRadio’s web, smart phone, and tablet apps. In addition, he produced and directed live shows and music videos for artists like Mariah Carey, Alicia Keys, Bon Jovi, and Lady Gaga.

SESSION 2 (10:15 – 11:15 AM)

HOW TABLET DESIGN INFLUENCES PRINT

PRESENTER: Dean Abatemarco, Art Director, Reader’s Digest

DESCRIPTION: An examination of Reader’s Digest magazine as a case study in the cross-pollination of design ideas occurring between print & digital editions, which are driving the evolution of the magazine’s overall visual direction.

BIO: In his 11 years as art director of Reader’s Digest, Dean Abatemarco has stewarded the magazine through many changes, but he counts none more exciting than its current digital transformation. In addition to the

traditional print version, he now oversees the design and production of each issue for many digital platforms including Amazon Kindle, Kindle Fire, Barnes & Noble

EDITORIAL (CTD.)

DESIGN

Nook and iPad. Abatemarco has contributed to many other magazines over the course of his career including LIFE, Outside, People, and Men’s Fitness, to name a few.

SESSION 3 (11:30 AM – 12:30 PM)

ENGAGEMENT EMERGENCY

PRESENTER: Debra Bates-Schrott, President, Bates Creative Group

DESCRIPTION: How do you use design and typography to engage your readers? It has never been more important than it is today to deliver content and stories through a solid idea or concept, working on a limited budget. If your audience is not engaged, you are not going to survive. Through case studies, be inspired to think differently about the process and how you design your magazines. No budget? You can deliver the most dynamic design ever!

Using case studies and examples, this session will cover the design process and limited- or no-budget success stories.

BIO: Bates-Schrott is the founder and chief communications strategist of Bates Creative Group. For nearly 20 years, she has led award-winning teams in creative art direction, branding, magazine design and marketing collateral development.

Her more than 70 design awards recognize her exceptional work for organizations as diverse as Cisco Systems, the American Marketing Association, the Land Trust Alliance, the Pentagon Memorial Fund and the U.S. Marine Corps.

Bates Creative Group specializes in rebranding for magazines, organizations and events. Bates-Schrott’s creative team is widely recognized for their ability to visually amplify brands through new communication channels.

Bates-Schrott currently serves on the 2011-2012 Association Media & Publishing (AM&P) Board of Directors as the industry service provider member director. She has also served as an AM&P EXCEL Awards judge for the past six years and has been a guest speaker for The Folio Show, The Magazine Association of the Southeast and the Florida Magazine Association for the last 10 years.

SESSION 4 (3:15 – 4:15 PM)

WHAT AN ART DIRECTOR CAN LEARN FROM THE SIMPLEST BLUES TUNE: HOW GARDEN & GUN FOUND A WAY TO HIT ALL THE RIGHT NOTES.

PRESENTER: Marshall McKinney, Art Director, Garden & Gun

DESCRIPTION: The great jazz composer Charles Mingus once said, “Making the simple complicated is commonplace. Making the complicated simple, awesomely simple, that’s creativity.” At Garden & Gun, we work very hard to perfect a pure stripped-down aesthetic tone that harmonizes with the editorial voice of the magazine. The art department takes its queues from the writing. It’s in this way that we aim to hit a few licks well and consistently keep the beat. The intended effect is, hopefully, music to your eyes and ears.

BIO: Marshall McKinney is the art director of Garden & Gun magazine. Since his arrival, the title has twice been nominated for the National Magazine Award for General Excellence, which it took home in 2011. Before coming

to G&G, he launched Outside’s Go, for which he won the Art Director of the Year Award for New Launches from Media Industry Newsletter (MIN). Marshall began his career at Outside magazine in 2001, after receiving his master’s in journalism from the University of Mississippi. He has launched two national magazines and redesigned five more, and he regularly consults and/or works on

print projects large and small. Born in Jackson, Miss., and raised in Memphis, Tenn., Marshall has lived, worked, and played all over the U.S. and now resides in Charleston, S.C., where he can often be spotted surfing small waves on his longboard and recently (finally!) flipped a million on an original 1981 Galaga.

SESSION 1 (8:45 – 9:45 AM)

THE EVOLUTION OF SALES: WHAT YOUR BOSS DOESN’T KNOW

PRESENTER: D’anne Heckert, Advertising Director, The Atlantan

DESCRIPTION: Advice from your superior can be invaluable, but it can also be dated. We all know that the sales process and successful sales tactics are continually evolving, but you may be shocked at the rate of evolution. Once solid sales tips from as recently as the mid-2000s, are simply not effective anymore. We’ll discuss the “art-of-the-sale” in 2012, from cold calling to communication to closing the deal.

BIO: D’anne Cagle-Heckert was born and raised in Atlanta, but followed her high school sweetheart to the University of Alabama, where she double majored in marketing and fashion design. During her last semester, she interned

at JEZEBEL magazine and got a taste of the publishing industry. Upon graduation, Heckert was thrilled to accept an eccount executive position with JEZEBEL, concentrating on outside-the-perimeter accounts–a first for the company. Success followed almost immediately with $600,000 in sales from OTP accounts. Heckert was the youngest AE to be promoted to senior account executive in 2004. She left JEZEBEL to travel the world for a year with her husband before returning to publishing with Points North magazine and finally, finding her home at Modern Luxury. In January 2011, Heckert was promoted to advertising director for The Atlantan with Modern Luxury, and she won the MAGS MAGnolia Award in Sales for the Southeast.

SESSION 2 (10:15 – 11:15 AM)

FIVE PROVEN STEPS FOR COMPANY GROWTH IN TODAY’S MEDIA ENVIRONMENT

PRESENTER: John Krieg, President and Founder, MD Publishing, Inc.

DESCRIPTION: Let’s be honest, there are many challenges in today’s advertising world for media companies to survive, much less thrive. This interactive presentation will highlight key steps for proven growth, including new print/digital advertising revenue streams, building community websites, leveraging conference opportunities, revamping account rep’s salary/commission structure and more.

BIO: John Krieg is a 15-year media veteran in the healthcare technology sector, specializing in B-to-B print, digital and trade show conferences. His experience has led to start ups for three monthly medical equipment titles, two

annual trade shows and an online medical product-focused social network site, www.medwrench.com.

SALES &MANAGEMENT

SESSION 3 (11:30 AM – 12:30 PM)

CONTENT AS EFFECTIVE AS TODAY’S MEDIA

PRESENTER: Bruce Thomas, President and Founder, Advanced Content™

DESCRIPTION: You are spending thousands on marketing. You are about to spend more on the latest technology. How can you be sure it will pay off ? Businesses that use Advanced Content™know the answer before they spend their money.

BIO: Bruce Thomas is a 25-year veteran of Time, Inc., where he rose to the rank of publisher at The Progressive Farmer. There he led the repositioning of The Progressive Farmer, to include part-time, lifestyle farmers. The result was

a magazine with a larger audience and new advertisers; more revenue and profitability.

Since leaving The Progressive Farmer in 2007 to found Red Barn Media, Thomas has continued to hone a process for content to help businesses reach marketing and sales objectives.

The result is Advanced Content™, a research- and story-focused approach to custom content that’s applicable across multiple media and marketing categories. A simple concept that uses a journalistic approach to content, but allows his clients to own the media.

SESSION 4 (3:15 – 4:15 PM)

SELLING SPACE IN A DIGITAL WORLD

PRESENTER: James G. Elliott, President, James G. Elliott Co., Inc.

DESCRIPTION: In 2012 US magazine print revenue is expected to hold its own with .5 percent growth to $15.34 billion. Digital will grow 19.3 percent to $3.3 billion.

It’s a whole new game. Buyers have many more options and far more people calling on them every year. Buyers must execute very fast, and so must sellers. It’s all about transactions now, which requires very different skill sets.

BIO: Jim Elliott has extensive advertising experience, including major agency media management and executive positions at Road & Track and CBS Magazines. The company he founded in 1984 has grown into a national media

sales company with offices in the primary advertising centers.

Elliott’s hands-on work with more than 250 media clients has given him tremendous knowledge about the challenges faced by media owners today. He has developed and executed strategies for clients of all sizes, including b2b and b2c media, Internet and other electronic sales, a large research company, single title publishers, large media conglomerates and associations.

Elliott frequently speaks at industry events and writes for publications such as Folio and Association Media & Publishing. He also serves as charter advisory board member of the Magazine Innovation Center at The University of Mississippi’s Meek School of Journalism and New Media.

SESSION 5 (4:30 – 5:30 PM)

SOUTHERN LIVING RISES AGAIN!

PRESENTERS: Lindsay Bierman, Editor in Chief, Chris Hoke, Art Director, Kristen Payne, Executive Director of Marketing, Rebecca Gordon, Test Kitchen Director, Southern Living

DESCRIPTION: Southern Living magazine was started in 1966 by The Progressive Farmer Company. Since then, it has evolved into the fifth largest monthly paid magazine in the country and the largest regional lifestyle publication in the U.S. The cornerstone of Time, Inc.’s Birmingham-based holdings, how will this stalwart magazine stay relevant? In a rapidly changing media environment, magazines are reinventing themselves for this next century. Now that the magazine is under a new group editor, new editor-in-chief and has a new team, what changes will they make to ensure Southern Living rises to the challenges of this new market?

BIO: M. Lindsay Bierman was named editor of Southern Living in August 2010. In this role, Bierman oversees editorial content for the fifth-largest monthly paid magazine in the country. This includes a total of 19 regional editions, reaching

16 million consumers each month. Along with his senior team, Bierman is responsible for strategic development of the Southern Living brand across platforms, ensuring that all special issues, books, licensed products, and digital properties reflect the brand’s mission.

Before joining Southern Living, Bierman spent two years as editor-in-chief of Coastal Living, where he led the brand’s successful redesign. Under his leadership, the brand’s audience grew nearly 10 percent to more than 3.6 million, and it launched four major home furnishing collections.

Previously, Bierman was founding executive editor of Cottage Living and executive editor of Southern Accents. Earlier in his career, Bierman practiced architecture with the acclaimed New York firm Robert A. M. Stern Architects. Bierman graduated from Georgetown University and has a master’s degree in architecture from the University of Virginia.

GAMMA AWARDS

GAMMA AWARDS EMCEE Holly Firfer

BIO: Holly Firfer is an Emmy-nominated journalist for CNN. She is also heard on the radio on 94.1/ Star94 in Atlanta on the weekends.

Firfer started her career in television, anchoring and reporting for CNN/US,

HLN, and hosting shows such as Housecall, On The Menu and Talkback Live. She also worked as a correspondent for CNN’s Health Unit, where she won many honors from health and medical organizations for stories she wrote and produced. She was also part of the CNN team that won the coveted James Beard award for the show, “On The Menu.”

In 2004 Firfer left CNN briefly to host “Music Mornings with Holly Firfer” on DaveFM in Atlanta, for which she was voted “Sexiest Radio Voice” by readers of The Atlanta Journal Constitution. She then co-hosted NBC’s daily talk show, “Atlanta & Company,” before returning to CNN.

Firfer actively raises money for cancer research and animal shelters. She has also lent her efforts to the fight against autism and diabetes. A native of Chicago, Firfer graduated from Northwestern University.

ALL TRACKS ENDNOTE

SALES & MGMT. (CTD.)

SCHEDULESESSIONS EDITORIAL SALES & MANAGEMENT DESIGN

7:30 – 8:30 AM Registration and Continental Breakfast, in Altitude (top floor of the W)

8:45 – 9:45 AMS E S S I O N 1

Strategies and Best Practices for

Integrating Mobile & Social into Magazines

The Evolution of Sales: What Your Boss Doesn’t Know

Everything You Need to Know About Digital

Publishing

10:15 – 11:15 AMS E S S I O N 2

Extraordinary Editorial: Tips for Successful Local

Coverage

Five Proven Steps for Company Growth in Today’s

Media Environment

How Tablet Design

Influences Print

11:30 AM – 12:30 PMS E S S I O N 3

Health & Wellness Panel

Content as Effective as Today’s Media

Engagement Emergency

12:45 – 2:45 PM GAMMA AWARDS Luncheon with Keynote Speaker Linda Sherbert and Awards Presentation. Emcee Holly Firfer.

3:15 – 4:15 PMS E S S I O N 4

Take Your Magazine to the Next Level Selling Space in a Digital World

How Garden & Gun Found a Way to Hit all the Right Notes

4:30 – 5:30 PMS E S S I O N 5

Southern Living rises again! In a rapidly changing media environment, magazines are reinventing themselves for this next century.

Now that the magazine is under a new group editor, new editor-in-chief, and has a new team, what changes will they make to ensure Southern Living rises to the challenges of this new market?

5:30 – 7:30 PM Celebration Cocktail Party, in Altitude (top floor of the W)

GENERAL INFORMATION REGISTRATION

To qualify for the Early Bird discount, registration forms and payment must be received no later than April 30, 2012.

CANCELLATION POLICY

Refunds will be given for cancellations received in writing as follows: • BEFORE APRIL 30, 2012: Full Refund • AFTER APRIL 30, 2012: Less $50 processing fee • AFTER MAY: No Refund

CONFERENCE LOCATION

The W Hotel Midtown is located at 188 14th Street NE, Atlanta, GA. It is in the heart of Midtown Atlanta. www.whotels.com/atlantamidtown

PROGRAM REGISTRATION

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Rooms are available at the W Hotel with a MAGS discount for $159. To book your room, please call 404-892-6000 or toll free at 877-822-0000. To ensure you receive the group rate, make sure you mention you are with the Magazine Association of the Southeast (MAGS). Overnight Parking is available in the deck for $8.

PARKING

Day parking is available across the street at the 14th St. Playhouse.

DRIVING DIRECTIONS

From Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson airport, take I-85 N to the 10th St/14th St/Georgia Tech Exit, stay straight to go onto Williams Street, turn right on 14th Street. The hotel is on the left at 188 14th St.

CONTACT

CONTACT LENORA KOPKIN at 770-331-2524 with questions.

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