Atlanta is a hotbed for hipsters.
The city was 14th on MoveHub’s Hipster Index, which ranked 446 cities based on the number of vintage boutiques, vegan eateries, coffee shops, tattoo studios and record stores per 100,000 residents. Atlanta was the only Georgia city on the list.
But being a “hipster city” means more than just coffee shops and trendy haircuts. The sometimes-ambiguous subculture has had a sweeping impact that can be felt throughout the region, experts say.
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