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Atlantans share their moments of shame on film

Wednesday, November 11th, 2009

Why is it just high-profile Atlantans featured in the 11 Least Influential? Where’s the recognition for all you normal people who feel impotent every day? Because we feel your pain, the CL team hit the Chomp and Stomp Chili Cook-off in Cabbagetown this weekend to ask everyday Atlantans about their moments of shame. From hung-over 5k races to a pantsing gone wrong, these urbanites bare all for your viewing pleasure.

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Photo of the Day: Chomp and Stomp

Sunday, November 8th, 2009

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Chomp and Stomp filled Cabbagetown with bowls of chili and dancing feet on Nov. 7 as the neighborhood festival got yet another sunny day.

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(Photo by Alan Friedman)

5 things to do: Saturday

Saturday, November 7th, 2009

Chomp and Stomp

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.

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(Photo by Celine Bufkin)

Chomp & Stomp: Chili-less in Cabbagetown

Monday, November 10th, 2008

I have a polite request of the organizers of the Cabbagetown Chomp & Stomp chili cook-off and festival: Please have more chili next year.

Unfortunately, this writer was among the many attendees of the Cabbagetown Chomp & Stomp chili cook-off who arrived too late to actually eat any chili. By the time I got there (2:30pm) all the chili appeared to have been eaten. I’m not mad, but I did go home and make chili afterwards.

Even chili-less, there was plenty to occupy me, including beer (of which there was plenty on tap), bluegrass music (which I suppose is where the second-half the of Chomp & Stomp come from), and sports. The bobbing-for-brussel-sprouts competition was nice – especially the MC’s deadpan comment to competitors reminding them its not necessary to immerse one’s entire body in water to grab the floating veggies.

It being hipster heaven, every second of the event is documented on Flickr.

5 things to do today: Saturday

Saturday, November 8th, 2008

1) The Bench hosts Atlanta Indie Music Festival.

2) Cabbagetown holds its annual Chomp and Stomp.

3) For Against plays the Earl.

4) The Murs play the Masquerade.

5) Of Montreal plays the Tabernacle.

(Image courtesy Atlanta Indie Music Festival)