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In & Around SunTrust Plaza JANUARY 2021 HAPPY NEW YEAR GETTING ’BACK TO NORMAL’ COVID-19 VACCINE UPCOMING EVENTS Eight (8) things you need to know JANUARY 1, 2021 about the U.S. COVID-19 Vaccina- SunTrust Plaza and SunTrust Plaza New Year’s Day tion Program: Garden Offices will be closed on Fri- Buildings Closed 1. The safety of COVID-19 vac- day, January 1 in observance of the Portman Management Office cines is a top priority. New Year’s Day holiday. The build- Closed 2. COVID-19 vaccination will help ings will be in after-hours security protect you from getting COVID- mode and building HVAC will not be 19. Two doses are needed. JANUARY 9, 2021 provided on 1/1/21. If you have any National Law Enforcement 3. Right now, CDC recommends Appreciation Day after-hours HVAC or Security Access COVID-19 vaccine be offered to Requests for this holiday, please for- healthcare personnel and resi- ward them to the management office dents of long-term care facilities. JANUARY 18, 2020 by 10:00 AM on Thursday, 12/31/20 Martin Luther King Jr. Day 4. There is currently a limited sup- for New Year’s weekend. If you have ply of the COVID-19 vaccine in Holiday - Buildings closed an emergency, please contact Plaza the United States, but supply will Portman Management Office security at 404-223-1070 or Garden increase in the weeks and Closed Offices security at 404-586-0666. months to come. 5. After the COVID-19 vaccination, Portman Management HONORING you may have some side ef- Phone: 404.614.5000 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. fects. This is a normal sign that your body is building protection. Nancy Dungan/ General Manager HOLIDAY 6. Cost is not an obstacle to get- [email protected] SunTrust Pla- ting vaccinated against COVID- 19. Sarah Matthews/ Property za and Sun- 7. The first COVID-19 vaccine is Manager Trust Plaza being used under an Emergency [email protected] Garden Offic- Use Authorization (EUA) from Jaimie Martin/ Assistant Property es will be the U.S. Food and Drug Admin- Manager—Plaza closed in honor of MLK, Jr. on Mon- istration (FDA). Many other vac- [email protected] day, January 18, 2021. The property cines are still being developed management office will also be and tested. 8. COVID-19 vaccines are one of Katie Plazyk/ Assistant Property closed. Should you have an emer- many important tools to help us Manager—Garden Offices gency, please contact security direct- [email protected] stop this pandemic. ly at SunTrust Plaza, 404.223.1070 Everyone needs to continue using Katie McIntosh/ Tenant Services or for the Garden Offices at all the tools available to help stop Administrator 404.586.0666. this pandemic; Cover your mouth [email protected] and nose with a mask, stay at least 6 feet away from others, avoid www.suntrustplaza.com crowds, and wash your hands often. A monthly publication for distribution to building occupants of SunTrust Plaza & SunTrust Plaza Garden Offices. JANUARY 2021 PAGE 2 WINTER LIGHTS AT WOODRUFF PARK Winter Lights at Woodruff Park, presented by the Atlanta Down- town Improvement District and curated by Dashboard, is dis- playing works by artists from around the country. Winter Lights explores the theme of water and feature three light-based landmark sculp- tures installed on the park’s main lawn. Click here to learn more. WORLD OF COCA-COLA Downtown Happenings There’s plenty to see and do at World of Coca-Cola. You can visit the vault where Lining up plans in Atlanta? Whether you're a local, the legendary secret formula for Coca- new in town, or just passing through, you'll be sure Cola is secured and taste 100+ beverages to find something to do in Atlanta. Downtown Atlanta from around the world. Click here to re- is filled with amazing experiences for families, serve your tickets. friends and fans. Start with the offerings below of can’t-miss things to do in including major attractions, SKY VIEW ATLANTA arts and culture. Enjoy the view of Atlanta’s skyline from HIGH MUSEUM OF ART one of the ferris wheel’s 42 climate- The High Museum of Art is the controlled gondolas. SkyView Atlanta is Southeast’s leading art museum and almost 20 stories high and offers thrilling home to a renowned collection of one of a kind observations. Click here for historical and contemporary art. more information. To help ensure everyone has a safe visit, they are now requiring timed tickets. Click here to FERNBANK SCIENCE CENTER learn more. The Jim Cherry Memorial Planetar- GEORGIA AQUARIUM ium at Fernbank Science Center Georgia Aquarium is home to remains closed due to Covid-19. In hundreds of species and thousands the interim they are offering virtual of animals across its seven major planetarium programming. The shows will be live from galleries, all of which reside in more the planetarium. You may view new shows every Fri- than 10 million US gallons of fresh and saltwater. Their day at 7:00 PM on their live stream Facebook page. expansive new gallery is home to multiple shark species and is overflowing with suspense and STONE MOUNTAIN PARK adventure. With epic views and unique encounters — including a cage dive! Click here to learn more and Stone Mountain Park is Georgia's schedule your visit. most visited attraction. With more GEORGIA FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME than 3,200 acres, the park is a unique destination where guests For an interactive experience unlike any can experience an exciting variety of attractions, enter- other, visit the College Football Hall of Fame. tainment and recreation. Check out Sky Hike, the na- Click here to review updated hours of tion's largest family adventure course in the treetops, operation for ticketed attendance to the hall. or a 4D movie. The Lasershow Spectacular at Stone ATLANTA BOTANICAL GARDEN Mountain Park is the world's longest-running laser show. Other attractions include Summit Skyride, Di- Take a walk through notorium, Historic Square, Farmyard, Camp Highland the Atlanta Botanical Outpost, Megabugs, Scenic Railroad, Great Locomo- Garden’s 30 acres located adjacent to Piedmont Park tive Chase Adventure, Geyser Towers, golf and muse- in Midtown. The garden's mission is to "develop and ums. The park gates are open daily, from 6:00 a.m. to maintain plant collections for the purposes of display, midnight and attraction hours vary. Visit the calendar education, conservation, research and enjoyment”. Click here to learn more. page for attraction hours on the day of your visit. JANUARY 2021 PAGE 3 AROUND SUNTRUST PLAZA FOOD COURT & RESTAURANTS RETAIL SHOPS & SERVICES Burgers & Friends 404.610.7770 Trust Dental Group 404.525.2741 Café Cubism Culinary Art 404.688.0008 King Clean Auto Spa 770.842.1020 Canyon Grill 404.610.7770 Nick’s Executive Shine 404.482.9531 Caribou Coffee 404.681.0208 Sun Dry Cleaners 404.658.9973 Dunkin’ Donuts 404.589.1122 SunTrust Branch Bank 404.479.2344 Garden Deli & Yogurt Bar 404.223.3354 Papino’s 404.614.0130 Due to low tenant population during the Taste of Asia 404.577.9707 pandemic, most restaurants and services Big Kahuna 404.343.0409 have limited their hours and menus. Please Morton’s The Steakhouse 404.577.4366 support these small businesses as often as Pacific Rim Bistro 404.893.0018 possible to help them through this crisis. RETAIL SERVICE UPDATE Dine-in seating is permitted in the Food Court, Lower Lobby of the Plaza, and Garden Atrium with appropriate social distancing. The furniture has been arranged to allow for social distancing. Please do not move tables and chairs in any seating area. SunTrust Plaza Food Court Eateries are committed to serving you safely and are complying with CDC and local guidelines. Please note that hours are subject to change. See below Food Amenities’ which are currently operating with limited hours. Retailer Operating Days Operating Hours Big Kahuna Mon. – Fri. 12:00 PM – 7:00 PM Pacific Rim Bistro Mon. – Fri. 11:30 AM – 8:00 PM Morton’s Mon. – Sun. 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM Café Cubism Mon. – Fri. Closed until further notice Papino’s Mon. – Fri. 11:00 AM – 1:30 PM Dunkin’ Donuts Mon. – Fri. 7:00 AM – 1:00 PM Tower Lobby Mon. – Fri. 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM Garden Deli Mon. – Fri. 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM Nick’s Executive Shine Wednesdays only 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM Sun Dry Cleaners Wednesdays only 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM JANUARY 2021 PAGE 4 CONCIERGE CORNER EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT Movie Passes Defrieda Howard-Doggett, Regal Theaters $9.00 Conference Center Planner AMC Theaters $12.00 and Concierge currently (Orders of 10 or more tickets require 5 days notice.) serves SunTrust Plaza and SunTrust Plaza Gardens Offic- Georgia Aquarium es as the Conference Center Anytime admission includes Deepo’s 3D Wonder- Planner and Concierge. She show and Dolphin Tales. begin her position here at the (Please order 72 hours in advance if possible.) building in 2018. In this position she man- SunTrust Plaza Adult $32.00 ages almost 20 conference rooms with the Corporate Child (3-12) $27.00 capacity to seat more than 500 people. In Concierge, Senior (65+) $29.00 this role she also manages food court ven- Defrieda Doggett dor events, sends out a weekly email with She is now working College Football Hall of Fame Weekend Happenings to her subscribers Adult $18.50 on site in the and creates the monthly newsletter. She Child (3-12) $16.00 Conference Center has more than 25 years of customer ser- (2 and under are free) however, it is vice and human relations experience.
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