Monks Meadery Announced Stone Mountain Expansion
The Poncey-Highland meadery plans to open a second location in Stone Mountain in early 2027.
Updated on Oct. 5, 2026 in Other — General
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Monks Meadery has revealed plans to open a second location in Stone Mountain by early 2027. The new site will offer a versatile model, serving coffee during the morning hours and transitioning to alcohol in the afternoons and evenings.
Why it matters
By hosting affordable community events and supporting local vendors, the meadery seeks to create inclusive gathering spaces. The expansion allows the business to extend this community-focused model to a new area while diversifying its operational hours.
The meadery typically charges $5 for its weekly Dungeons and Dragons sessions and other community events. Its current Poncey-Highland location is situated at 579 N. Highland Ave.
The players
Monks Meadery
This establishment is a local producer known for hosting community-focused events and makers markets in the Poncey-Highland neighborhood of Atlanta.
The details
In addition to its expansion, the meadery continues to support local artists by hosting makers markets with no vendor fees. The business also coordinates with regional influencers to promote its programming, which includes live entertainment and social gatherings.
Timeline
October 19, 2026 marks the beginning of Poncey-Highland restaurant week.
October 24, 2026 is the scheduled date for the returning Halloweentown market.
Early 2027 is the targeted timeframe for the Stone Mountain location opening.
Industry Dynamics
This move mirrors the broader shift toward businesses operating as multi-functional community anchors that remain active from morning coffee through evening social hours. It positions the meadery to capture more foot traffic by diversifying its daily service model in a new market.
Local residents can look forward to a new venue in Stone Mountain that will provide both morning coffee service and evening alcohol options. The meadery continues to offer affordable entertainment and makers markets at its current location for those seeking community activities.
The takeaway
Supporting local makers markets and community game nights provides a low-cost way for residents to engage with neighborhood businesses. Expanding into hybrid service models like the planned Stone Mountain site demonstrates how venues are adapting to keep spaces accessible and active.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Rough Draft Atlanta.
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