1) Coco Robicheaux performs at Eddie’s Attic.
2) Southern Photographers continues at Atlanta Photography Group Gallery.
3) Wes Anderson’s Fantastic Mr. Fox opens at area theaters.
4) The Second City: Peach Drop, Stop and Roll continues at Hertz Stage.
5) The Shed at Glenwood hosts Slider Night.
(Photo courtesy Coco Robicheaux)
1) Skinny Puppy performs at the Loft.
2) Fantasy in Lights continues at Callaway Gardens.
3) Nigels with Attitude perform at the Earl.
4) Eye Sea Reflections continues at Hammonds House Museum.
5) The Secretaries continues at PushPush Theater.
(Photo by Austin Young)
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)
1) Radio City Christmas Spectacular continues at Fox Theatre.
2) CL hosts a Very Sexy Pre-Holiday Party at Halo.
3) Camera Obscura performs at Variety Playhouse.
4) Professional bull riders compete at the Arena at Gwinnett Center.
5) Van Hunt performs at Andrew’s Upstairs.
1) Marc Maron performs at Laughing Skull Lounge.
2) Wynton Marsalis and Atlanta Symphony Orchestra tag-team at Symphony Hall for “Blues Symphony.”
3) Emory Dance Company presents Muscle Memory at Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts.
4) Emotional Management opens at Solomon Projects.
5) Urban Nutcracker opens at Ferst Center for the Arts.
(Photo courtesy marcmaron.com)
1) A Tuna Christmas opens at Theatre in the Square.
2) David Guetta performs at Opera.
3) Jennifer Burns discusses Goddess of the Market: Ayn Rand and the American Right at Margaret Mitchell House & Museum.
4) Lyle Lovett performs at the Tabernacle.
5) Join in the Dirty South Wine fun for the Popeyes wine pairing challenge.
(Photo by MJ Conboy)
1) Scripture for the Eyes continues at the Michael C. Carlos Museum.
2) The xx performs at 529.
3) Outwrite hosts Poetry Night.
4) Atlanta Opera’s Orfeo & Euridice continues at Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre.
5) Plaza Theatre screens the final edition of Bizarro Saturday Morning.
(Photo courtesy Michael C. Carlos Museum)
1) Atlanta Hawks play the Portland Trail Blazers.
2) Jeff Shaara discusses No Less Than Victory at Margaret Mitchell House & Museum.
3) Cannibal Corpse performs at the Masquerade.
4) Quiara Hudes signs In the Heights at the Robert W. Woodruff Library.
5) Max Tundra performs at Drunken Unicorn.
(Photo by Getty Images/courtesy Atlanta Hawks)
1) The Atlanta Chamber Players perform at Ahavath Achim Synagogue.
2) brooks & company dance stage Composed at Theatrical Outfit.
3) Kirk Fox visits the Punchline.
4) Process Theatre Company hosts the New Play Read-A-Thon.
5) Jean-Luc Ponty performs at Variety Playhouse.
(Photo courtesy Charles Lyon)
1) Atlanta Opera’s Orfeo & Euridice opens at Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre.
2) Atlanta artists Holiday Studio Tour takes visitors through the Mattress Factory Studio and the Little Five Points Community Center.
3) Eyedrum hosts Ear Ball, a daylong music extravaganza.
4) “Curb Your Enthusiasm’s” Susie Essman discusses her book, What Would Susie Say?, at the Book Festival of the MJCCA.
5) Oh So Fail opens at Beep Beep Gallery.
(Photo by George Mott)
1) The High Museum of Art screens Loose Rope as part of Iranian Film Today.
2) Atlanta Thrashers play the Los Angeles Kings.
3) Graffiti artist Hense’s Surface Strength opens at the Rail Yard, with a special premiere of “The 7th Day Project.”
4) Blast-Off Burlesque stages Primetime! at East Atlanta Icehouse.
5) The Sunglasses perform at Drunken Unicorn.
(Photo courtesy High Museum of Art)
1) Hominid opens at Mary Gray Munroe Theater.
2) Shonen Knife performs at the Earl.
3) Greg Herren signs Murder in the Garden District at Outwrite Bookstore & Coffeehouse.
4) Times New Viking performs at Star Bar.
5) Valerie Jackson from WABE (90.1-FM) does a live recording of “Between the Lines” at the Jimmy Carter Library & Museum.
(Photo by Matthew Spaugh)
1) The Second City: Peach Drop, Stop and Roll continues at Alliance Theatre’s Hertz Stage.
2) Monsters of Folk perform at the Tabernacle.
3) Evolver Atlanta hosts its November spore, 2012 Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Dimensional Shift, at Parkgrounds.
4) American Scenes: Art from the Depression Era continues at the High Museum of Art.
5) The Get Up Kids perform at the Masquerade.
(Photo by Greg Mooney)
1) Explosure and Sovereign Tree continue at Jackson Fine Art.
2) Derek Lyn Plastic and the Preakness perform at 529.
3) The Book Festival of the MJCCA kicks off with Harold Kushner.
4) Flatlanders perform at Smith’s Olde Bar.
5) Comedian Eddie Sarfaty performs at Actor’s Express.
(Art by Tierney Gearon)
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)
1) Iranian Film Yesterday and Today opens at the High Museum of Art with The Song of Sparrows.
2) The Jesus Lizard performs at Variety Playhouse.
3) Large Animal Games opens at Dad’s Garage Theatre.
4) Amy Fisher disrobes at the Pink Pony.
5) Dance Canvas showcases more than 30 professional Atlanta dancers at 14th Street Playhouse.
(Photo courtesy High Museum of Art)
1) Dethklok and Mastodon perform at the Tabernacle.
2) Hillary Clinton Got Me Pregnant opens at 7 Stages.
3) Fuck Buttons perform at 529.
4) Polaroids opens at Hagedorn Foundation Gallery.
5) Studebaker John & the Hawks perform at Blind Willie’s.
(Photo courtesy Adrenaline PR)
1) King Khan & BBQ perform at Star Bar.
2) Emory Cinematheque presents a free screening of Leni Riefenstahl’s Olympia II: Festival of Beauty at White Hall.
3) Augusten Burroughs signs You Better Not Cry at SCAD Atlanta.
4) Zee Avi performs at Vinyl.
5) The Atlanta Queer Literary Fest and Feminism, Books & Beyond kick off at Charis Books & More.
(Photo courtesy Biz 3 Publicity)
1) In the Heights opens at Fox Theatre.
2) Zachary Karabell signs Superfusion: How China and America Became One Economy and Why the World’s Prosperity Depends on It at Jimmy Carter Library & Museum.
3) The Porter holds a Terrapin/Left Hand beer dinner.
4) Kurt Vile performs at 529.
5) Color Logic continues at Emily Amy Gallery.
(Photo by Joan Marcus)
1) Sukey Hughes and the World of Japanese Paper continues at the Robert C. Williams Paper Museum.
2) Nicole Atkins performs at the Earl.
3) Craft hosts a Brooklyn Brewery beer dinner.
4) Contrasts continues at Anne Irwin Fine Art.
5) Philip Lee Williams discusses The Campfire Boys at Decatur Library.
(Photo courtesy Robert C. Williams Paper Museum)
1) A Life in the Theatre continues at Alliance Theatre.
2) Atlanta History Center celebrates Day of the Dead.
3) Ray Lamontagne performs at Fox Theatre.
4) Atlanta Pride Festival winds down with the Pride Parade and Starlight Cabaret.
5) The Woman in Black closes at Theatre in the Square.
(Photo by Lia Chang)
