Answer is: HOBNOB’s New Trivia Season Starts Feb. 28

Without question, HOBNOB Neighborhood Tavern hosts Midtown’s smartest Tuesday nights. Longtime trivia fiends and newbies can join in the enlightenment when HOBNOB’s new trivia season begins Feb. 28. Outspoken Entertainment runs the Q&A showdown every Tuesday night starting at 8 p.m. Start off with a correct answer in your think tank by following HOBNOB on Facebook and looking for the “free” answer they’ll share every Tuesday.

Shout Out to Atlanta.About.Com -- Now on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest

Chances are you’ve clicked on About.com when sleuthing out information on various topics and how-tos. The online engine has added an “About Travel” Atlanta-specific section with volumes of useful information for visitors, newcomers and those already well-entrenched in Atlanta ways, means, ins and outs. Click in for freebies and attraction discounts, activity ideas, who’s who and even how to transfer your driver’s license to Georgia if you’ve recently moved here. Which will be your most-used mode to information? Atlanta expert Kate Parham Kordsmeier has everything you need online at Atlanta.About.com, Facebook, Twitter or Pinterest.

St. Cecilia -- In Your Kitchen! Garnish & Gather’s “Be the Chef” Series Preps Craig Richards’ Charred Octopus Dish for Home Chefs

“A textural marvel,” St. Cecilia’s charred octopus with sun-dried tomatoes and white bean and arugula salad plates up on the AJC’s 2014 Dining Guide list of “25 Must-Try Dishes.” Impress family and friends by preparing chef Craig Richards’ dish in your own kitchen. Garnish & Gather pulls the recipe and locally sourced (where possible) ingredients together for home cooks to order through May 21. In case you’re an arm short and can’t pick up your package, they’ll even deliver it to your home for a small fee. Garnish & Gather’s “Be the Chef” series provides a new restaurant menu each week. Feed your Facebook and find out more.

Win a Trip: Donate to Whole Foods Market Prosperity Campaign

 

Whole Foods Market is known for its do-gooder attitude, and by Monday, March 31, the Whole Planet Foundation, the company’s private non-profit organization, hopes to raise $7 million through its Prosperity Campaign. Each dollar amount donated goes toward microloans to help people start businesses, rise out of poverty and create better lives for their families. The Whole Planet Foundation already helps to alleviate poverty through microloans in areas where Whole Foods Market sources products, and now they have partnered with Grameen America to commit to $5 million to similar programs here in the U.S. In this instance, the money will go toward helping women in this country to break free of poverty. Become involved by donating $1, $25, $250 or other “good cents” amounts at Whole Foods Market checkouts, fundraisers and online. Enter to win a six-day trip to Mexico via Facebook, courtesy of Intrepid Travel, to see how microcredit has affected the area first-hand. To learn more, visit wholeplanetfoundation.org.