1) Food Network star Guy Fieri appears at Cobb Energy Performing Arts Center.
2) Themselves perform at 529.
3) Author Anthony Horowitz signs copies of his new novel at the Little Shop of Stories.
4) Push Push Theater Company performs Edward Albee’s The Zoo Story.
5) Enjoy seasonal ice skating at Centennial Olympic Park.
(Photo by Sherri Blondin)
1) Imogen Heap graces the stage at the Variety Playhouse.
2) A Tuna Christmas continues at Theatre in the Square’s Alley Stage.
3) Brick Store Pub hosts a block party to launch author Mary Jane Mahan’s new book, Love at the Pub.
4) Commemorating Atlanta’s favorite natural foods grocery store, the Academy Theatre presents a performance of Sevananda: A Community of Conscience.
5) Eye Sea Reflections opens at Hammond’s House Museum.
(Photo by Steve Price)
1) The Mountain Goats play at the Variety Playhouse.
2) Browse through local, handmade wares at the Indie Craft Experience at Ambient Plus Studio.
3) Tellabration! extols the art of storytelling at the Jimmy Carter Library.
4) Anton Chekhov meets the undead in The Cherry Orchard with Zombies at Eyedrum.
5) Sweetwater Brewery gets cooking with Primal.
(Photo by Chrissy Piper)
The lewd and ludicrous Peaches performs at Center Stage.
Grab pencils and paper for Art Monday at Apache Cafe.
Thao with the Get Down Stay Down performs at the Earl.
Collect the loose pages to that manuscript you have hidden under your mattress and bring it to the Writing with Intent workshop at Charis.
Secure a partner and a pair of comfortable shoes for Salsa Dancing at Wood is Wonderful Gallery.
(Photo courtesy XL Recordings)
End the weekend on a comedic note with a stand-up show by Aisha Tyler at Laughing Skull Lounge.
Celebrate the Horizon Theatre’s 25th anniversary with an 80s themed party at the Georgia Tech Hotel.
Get out of the city for a breath of fresh air and a glass of fine wine with Les Dames d’Escoffier at the annual Afternoon in the Country.
View Fernbank’s new exhibit Gold and catch an afternoon screening of The Goonies at the Pirates and Gold weekend.
Learn a thing or two from the Syrens of the South as they present the ABCs and 123s of Burlesque.
1) The Chomp and Stomp chili cook-off is held in Cabbagetown Park.
2) Larry Miller performs at the Punchline.
3) Municipal Waste performs at the Drunken Unicorn.
4) The Decatur Wine Festival takes place in the Old Courthouse Square.
5) Alela Diane charms audiences at the Earl.
(Photo by Celine Bufkin)
