1) Tradin’ Paint continues at Theatre in the Square.
2) George Jones performs at Fox Theatre.
3) Vinyl hosts the Superhero Showdown.
4) Jessica Handler discusses Invisible Sisters, a memoir about the loss of her two sisters to rare disease, at Opal Gallery.
5) Charis Circle screens the fifth episode of Unnatural Causes: Is Inequality Making Us Sick?
(Photo by MJ Conboy)
1) Play continues at Spruill Gallery.
2) B.M.I. hosts the Unsigned Urban Showcase at E.S.S.O.
3) Marc Fitten reads and signs Valeria’s Last Stand at Jimmy Carter Library & Museum.
4) Damien Jurado plays the Earl.
5) Southern LGBTQ organization SONG celebrates Igniting the Kindred: Visions of Queer Radicalism at Charis Circle.
(Art by Jeffrey Merritt)
1) Mark Street in Person explores the urban film landscape at Eyedrum.
2) The Agnes Scott College Writers’ Festival continues with a joint reading by Anita Desai and Junot Diaz.
3) Kraak & Smaak play Drunken Unicorn.
4) Black Voices: The Hidden Bruises opens at Clark Atlanta University.
5) Charis Circle hosts a free screening and discussion of PBS’ Unnatural Causes: Is Inequality Making Us Sick?
(Photo courtesy Mark Street)
1) STOMP opens at the Fox Theatre.
2) Ansel Adams + Bob Kolbrener: 90 Years in the American West continues at Fay Gold Gallery.
3) Colourmusic plays the Earl.
4) Charis Circle hosts a workshop on sustainability in an urban setting, hosted by Scott Kellogg, the author of Toolbox for Sustainable City Living.
5) This month’s edition of Flicks and Giggles includes comedians and a screening of Raising Arizona at the Plaza Theatre.
(Photo by Takahashi)
1) It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play opens at Theatrical Outfit.
2) John Nemeth plays Blind Willie’s.
3) Charis Circle and Sopo Bike Co-op join forces for Urban Sustainability: Bicycle Power!
4) Germany Greer’s Ethereal Surroundings continues at Studio Clout.
5) Scott H. Biram and Ghostriders Car Club play the Earl.
(Photo by Bill DeLoach)
1) Magic Slim plays Blind Willie’s.
2) Wendy Burns-Ardonlino celebrates her book, Jiggle: (Re)Shaping American Women, and Charis Circle’s 34th birthday.
3) The Widow’s Blind Date opens at Relapse Theatre.
4) Young Blood Gallery & Boutique hosts Kraftwork.
5) Throw Pitchfork opens at 7 Stages.
(Photo by Chris Jacobs)
1) Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? continues at 7 Stages.
2) WNBA star Lisa Leslie and her husband Michael Lockwood discuss their books at Charis Circle.
3) Jaspects, Rahbi and lyana play Sugarhill.
4) St. Nicholas opens at Onstage Atlanta.
5) Deadly Sins and Other Matters opens at Emory Visual Arts Gallery.
(Photo by John Kundert-Gibbs)
