1) Treasures from India Film Festival continues at the High Museum of Art.
2) Festival Latino invades Underground Atlanta.
3) Big & Rich play Verizon Wireless Amphitheater.
4) IFapalooza at the Five Spot raises money for If Coffeehouse in L5P.
5) Go A Little Bit Country, A Little Bit Rock ’n’Roll at Callanwolde Fine Arts Center.
(Photo courtesy the High Museum of Art)
1) Julie & Julia continues in area theaters.
2) Fear plays the Earl.
3) Mudcat performs at the Five Spot.
4) Untied States & Jonny Buffalo play 529.
5) Abstractions continues at TEW Galleries
(Photo © Sony Pictures)
1) Donny Vomit emcees an evening of burlesque, carnival-themed films and music at the Five Spot.
2) The Plaza Theatre celebrates the 25th anniversary of Purple Rain.
3) George Dawes Green discusses Ravens at Margaret Mitchell House & Museum.
4) Walter Trout plays Smith’s Olde Bar.
5) Italian classic Pinocchio continues at the Center for Puppetry Arts.
(Photo courtesy www.coneyisland.com)
2) Van Hunt performs at Apache Cafe.
3) The Peachtree Road Race returns for another year.
4) Carbonas, Predator and more play the B Jay Womack funeral benefit at 529.
5) Reclaim Independence Day at the Five Spot.
(Photo by Flickr.com/Chris J)
1) Alejandro Escovedo plays Eddie’s Attic.
2) Parkgrounds hosts a free screening of 50-50 for Indie Wednesday.
3) Richard Pare discusses and signs The Lost Vanguard: Russian Modernist Architecture 1922-1932 at Jimmy Carter Library & Museum.
4) The Five Spot holds an art show and silent auction to benefit the Express Yourself School of the Arts.
5) True Colors Theatre kicks off its Spring Play Reading Series.
(Photo by Mick Rock)
1) Wonderful Things: The Harry Burton Photographs and the Discovery of the Tomb of Tutankhamun continues at the Michael C. Carlos Museum.
2) Mario Petrirena’s The Language of Brown: Ceramic Sculptures continues on the rooftop of Sandler Hudson Gallery.
3) The Five Spot holds a tribute and fundraiser for Dr. Mutulu Shakur, Tupac Shakur’s stepfather.
4) Outbreak: Plagues That Changed History continues at the Global Health Odyssey Museum.
5) Christmas at Sweet Apple continues at Theatre in the Square.
(Photo Harry Burton/The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Archive of the Department of Egyptian Art/© The Metropolitan Museum of Art)
