Photo of the Day: All-American Rejects
Tuesday, November 24th, 2009
The All-American Rejects headlined a show at the Tabernacle on Nov. 22 as part of the (RED) NIGHTS concert series.
Check out more shots from the concert.
(Photo by Perry Julien)

The All-American Rejects headlined a show at the Tabernacle on Nov. 22 as part of the (RED) NIGHTS concert series.
Check out more shots from the concert.
(Photo by Perry Julien)

Partiers hit the OhSnapKid’s photo booth with sex on the brain during CL’s Very Sexy Pre-Holiday Party at Halo on Nov. 20.
See more photos from the party.
(Photo by Ryan Purcell)

The Barreracudas played the Star Bar on Nov. 20.
(Photo by Perry Julien)

Gerardo Cajamarca of SINALTRAINAL, a Colombian labor union that represents Coca-Cola workers in the South American country, joined dozens of protesters on Nov. 20 outside the World of Coke to rally against the beverage company and its alleged operations overseas.
(Photo by Joeff Davis)

Visual artist Boscco takes a very close look at the artwork of the 8th Annual Off-the-Wall Pin-Up Show and Sale at MOCA GA on Nov. 19.
Check out more photos from the art show.
(Photo by Joeff Davis)

(Photo by Joeff Davis)

The 9th annual Renaissance Pageant took place at the Holiday Inn Select on Nov. 15. Female impersonators competed in various categories including evening wear, swimsuit, and a talent show.
Check out more images from the pageant.
(Photo by Alan Friedman)

The monks of the Drepung Loseling Monastery chant for positive energies, world peace, harmony and healing at the 2nd annual Atlanta Tibetan Festival on Nov. 14. The Atlanta Monastery on Dresden Drive invited community members to rejoice in an afternoon of meditation,sacred dance, chanting and music.
Check out more images from the Tibetan Festival.
(Photo by Joeff Davis)

(Photo by Joeff Davis)

(Photo by Joeff Davis)

(Photo by Joeff Davis)

The alternative rock band from Austin performed at the Variety Playhouse Nov. 6.
(Photo by Perry Julien)

(Photo by Joeff Davis)

Chomp and Stomp filled Cabbagetown with bowls of chili and dancing feet on Nov. 7 as the neighborhood festival got yet another sunny day.
Check out more photos from Chomp and Stomp.
(Photo by Alan Friedman)

(Photo by Joeff Davis)

The metal band played the Tabernacle on Nov. 5.
Check out more photos from the concert.
(Photos by Perry Julien)

Kasim Reed is going up against Mary Norwood in an upcoming runoff election for Atlanta Mayor.
More photos of the two candidates.
(Photo by Joeff Davis)

Atlanta Pride 2009 was in full swing this year as it returned to Piedmont Park. It was a sunny Sunday as Pride took to the streets for the parade at 1 p.m. on Nov. 1.
Check out more images by staff photographer Joeff Davis and Pride photos submitted by Atlantans.
(Photo by Joeff Davis)

One of the Atlanta Pride Festival’sĀ sweeter traditions is the commitment ceremony. This year’s event took place in the Piedmont Park pavilion and was open to the public. For $25, couples could register to be “committed” to each other. Both a priest and a rabbi oversaw the ceremony as everyone said their vows at once, huddled under the pavilion away from the rain. Then all the couples kissed to make it official.
(Photo by Dustin Chambers)

The Masquerade held a Halloween costume party throughout all three of its venues on Oct. 30. A few hundred people showed up for the Halloween-style rave as some danced with light, some hung from silk and all were treated to the techno sounds of the live band.
(Photo by Dustin Chambers)

What’s Halloween without the blood and guts?
(Photo by Joeff Davis)

(Photo by Joeff Davis)

This photo is from the Atlanta media preview on Oct. 26 for Cavalia. The tripped-out horsey Cirque Du Soleil opens tonight at the white tent (yeah that one) at Atlantic Station.
(Photo by Joeff Davis)

Eyedrum Gallery is hosting a Day of the Dead art show that opened on Oct. 23 and will run through Nov. 29. Patrons of the art gallery were treated to a performance from Uncle Daddy and the Kissin’ Cousins along with the portrayal of a colorful part of Mexican culture.
(Photo by Alan Friedman)