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Born and raised in the swamps of Louisiana, playing and writing music since the tender age of eight, Brock Thornton aka Boogie T, has come along way to bring the low end. Hailing from the South, the cradle of soul, it is easy to hear the southern influence in his music.
Bass, Dubstep, Future Funk – whatever you want to call it – for Boogie T, it has always been about entertaining. Whether singing, rapping, playing guitar/keys/ bass, DJ’ing or producing, Boogie T’s goal is simple: make great music and connect with people by taking risks and pushing boundaries.
Boogie T dropped his debut EP on Ganja White Night’s label Subcarbon Records in October of 2017, snagging a top 10 spot on the iTunes Electronic Album chart, and has releases on Atlantic/Big Beat, Circus Records, SMOG Records and All Good Records, amassing millions of streams online.
Boogie T has toured with Ganja White Night, Snails and co-headlined his very own tour with SQUNTO.Playing across the country and beyond with GRiZ, Zeds Dead, Funtcase, Midnight Tyrannosaurus, Minnesota, G Jones, SunSquabi, LOUDPVCK, Skism, NGHTMRE, Subtronics and many others, he and his guitar are gracing the stages of festivals such as Lollapalooza, Electric Forest, Buku, Lost Lands, Okeechobee, Big Dub, Imagine, 515 Alive, Dreamscape, Nightmare Fest, and so much more.
Boogie T is blazing an exciting path from the Bayou to a city near you!
For VIP Tables & Bottle Service, Call: 404.775.4734
18+ Welcome | Doors Open: 10pm
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A tailgate of epic proportions is happening this weekend before the Georgia-Alabama game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in downtown Atlanta.
Location: 61 Elliott St SW, Atlanta Ga 30313 (see map below) 1.5 blocks from the stadium.
Date/Time: 11:30 am – 3:30 pm Saturday, December 1st
Price of Admission: Will vary on how early you purchase your tickets.
What’s included: Food provided by Williamson Bros BBQ. Open Bar (Beer/Liquor/Wine). TV entertainment provided by Tailgatehouse. Live music.
Benefitting Charities: The Jardina Foundation will be the Principal Recipient of funds raised as a result of this event. On average $25 from each ticket will go towards funding the event with the remainder of the ticket price going towards the better cause. The money raised for the Jardina Foundation will directly support and develop programs in underserved Atlanta communities that enhance lives through physical activity.
Please visit thier website to find out more about their incredible story: http://www.majardina.org/
Additionally, in an effort to drive some good ole fashioned fun between the 2 schools we will hold a fundraising contest through our event ticketing page. The result of the contest will see donations made to a charity associated with both the University of Georgia and University of Alabama respectively. However, the school that is able to generate the largest attendance/amount of funds raised will receive the bigger donation. Below you will have the option to buy a General Admission (UGA) or General Admission (Alabama) ticket, and the fan base that show’s the most support for their school will earn the larger check. Please see details below for the 2 charities we will support from both school’s:
University of Georgia – Heads up 4 Harry (HU4H): The HU4H Foundationfocuses on supporting and raising awareness for victims (both children & young adults) suffering from mental illness.
University of Alabama – Nick’s Kids Foundation: The Nick’s Kids Foundation promote’s and support’s children, family, teacher, and student causes throughout the State of Alabama.
Event FAQs
Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event?
Yes. You must be at least 21 years of age or older to enter the event.
What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?
We strongly suggest that you leverage a ride sharing service when commuting to the event. However if you wish to drive there will be paid parking available in neighboring lots.
What can I bring into the event?
We will not allow outside food or drink onto event grounds.
If you are attending the game please remember that Mercedes-Benz Stadium has a required clear bag policy.
How can I contact the organizer with any questions?
All inquiries can be directed to TidesofChangeLLC@gmail.com
What’s the refund policy?
All refunds submitted more than 24hrs ahead of the event will be processed. Any refunds submitted within 24hours of the event and/or after the event are not guaranteed.
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
You can either print your ticket or pull up your e-ticket on your mobile device. These tickets will be scanned at the entrance to the event.
Is it ok if the name on my ticket or registration doesn’t match the person who attends?
Yes. In this scenario your ID will be checked to verify your age, and your ticket must successfully scan in order to gain admission.
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Born and raised in the swamps of Louisiana, playing and writing music since the tender age of eight, Brock Thornton aka Boogie T, has come along way to bring the low end. Hailing from the South, the cradle of soul, it is easy to hear the southern influence in his music.
Bass, Dubstep, Future Funk – whatever you want to call it – for Boogie T, it has always been about entertaining. Whether singing, rapping, playing guitar/keys/ bass, DJ’ing or producing, Boogie T’s goal is simple: make great music and connect with people by taking risks and pushing boundaries.
Boogie T dropped his debut EP on Ganja White Night’s label Subcarbon Records in October of 2017, snagging a top 10 spot on the iTunes Electronic Album chart, and has releases on Atlantic/Big Beat, Circus Records, SMOG Records and All Good Records, amassing millions of streams online.
Boogie T has toured with Ganja White Night, Snails and co-headlined his very own tour with SQUNTO.Playing across the country and beyond with GRiZ, Zeds Dead, Funtcase, Midnight Tyrannosaurus, Minnesota, G Jones, SunSquabi, LOUDPVCK, Skism, NGHTMRE, Subtronics and many others, he and his guitar are gracing the stages of festivals such as Lollapalooza, Electric Forest, Buku, Lost Lands, Okeechobee, Big Dub, Imagine, 515 Alive, Dreamscape, Nightmare Fest, and so much more.
Boogie T is blazing an exciting path from the Bayou to a city near you!
For VIP Tables & Bottle Service, Call: 404.775.4734
18+ Welcome | Doors Open: 10pm
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There are few places as well known and prominent in Atlanta than Waffle House. The yellow-trimmed eatery worked its way to popularity by first serving customers in a greasy house-setup in Avondale Estates in Decatur’s shadow.
Now it is one of the greatest American breakfast institutions ever created. And as much as we think we know and appreciate the place, there are tons of insights we can learn about the House from other people.
Waffle House TripAdvisor reviews in Atlanta
Here are some of the greatest reviews ever of Atlanta Waffle Houses as posted on TripAdvisor.
Location: 135 Andrew Young International Blvd NW, Atlanta, GA 30303
On TripAdvisor reviewer said this: “I’ve heard of and seen numerous Waffle House’s while travelling. It seems to be primarily a Southeastern US chain; there are none in California. I suppose it is similar to the Denny’s or IHOP brands in California, although this Waffle House I visited was smaller and skankier than any Denny’s or IHOP’s I’ve been to. Still, if famed Southern chef Sean Brock takes Anthony Bourdain to Waffle House on the latter’s eponymous TV show, I figure it’s worth a try.
“There were 2 Waffle Houses within walking distance to my downtown hotel. This was the closer one. It’s gritty. There are a few tables and booths, plus 2 small counters (one high, one low) facing the open kitchen. All surfaces are hard and hopefully disinfectable. While I was there, the cement-floored kitchen was literally being hosed down with a garden hose (there is a floor drain). The restrooms, which I did not use, seem to be frequented by folks who aren’t eating here and perhaps don’t have a place to call home. If Atlanta had health inspection letter grades posted on restaurant windows (as is customary and required in Los Angeles), this Waffle House grade surely would NOT be an “A”. I opted to order my food to go.”
2. 1701 Northside Dr NW, Ste A, Atlanta, GA 30318-2674
One TripAdvisor reviewer says: “I used to travel to Georgia a lot to visit a friend and that is where I was introduced to Waffle House, that staple of the south. My friend indoctrinated me to Waffle House early on. As a New Yorker, its like walking on to an alien space ship…. Hard to imagine eating there. But eat I have. Many times. Other than the harsh lighting, cockroaches on the counter, greasy incredibly-unhealthy food, and the local “atmosphere”…. it’s a cheap meal. That’s the best I can say and I will leave it at that. — So cheap that when we once left a $5 tip, the waitress ran out to the parking lot to thank us as we were leaving. I guess she never got a $5 tip before?
I’ve brought other New Yorkers in to Waffle Houses in other places and they refused to eat in there. Clearly, expansion in to New York will not be happening any time soon.”
3. 300 Marietta St NW, Suite 104, Atlanta, GA 30313
The food was good and reasonably priced. The pecan waffles were amazing!!!! The service was just ok, we had to ask for drinks and refills several times.
It’s only about a block from the Georgia Aquarium / World of Coca-Cola.
Note: Do NOT try to order pancakes at a Waffle House. They do NOT appreciate it.
I would go there again.”4. 1700 Howell Mill Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30318-3114
One TripAdvisor reviewer said: “This was my first time eating at Waffle House and i am a fan now. The hype is true and my only complaint is that i took so long to dine there. The staff was great, service was great. Only issue i had was that the dinning area was not as clean as it should be.
5. 3735 Roswell Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30342-4414
One TripAdvisor commenter said this: “This is the best thing you can get… the Fiesta Omelet, add mushrooms, the has browns scattered smothered diced peppered and capped, wheat toast and a large chocolate milk! You won’t be disappointed!”
Are you a Waffle House fan? Let us know in the comments.
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Mark your calendars: The first Feminine Funk® POP-UP Store in Atlanta is coming on Nov. 23, 2018 at 321 Nelson St SW 321 Nelson Street Southwest Atlanta, GA 30313. The event runs from 1 to 5 p.m.
This event will be your opportunity to grab your girls and come shop your favorite FEMININE FUNK designs and our new, never before released merchandise!
Come chat it up with creator of FEMININE FUNK, Nicole Grier, sip some champagne, and indulge on some light bites! YES you read that right, FREE FOOD AND CHAMPAGNE! We’re making this pop-up a celebration of self-love and encourage you to come spend some time with us in a fun filled, judgement free zone.
We’re SO excited about this opportunity to meet and hang out with more members of this amazing community, have fun, and show you our favorite Feminine Funk® designs. Be sure to RSVP by clicking the green register button!
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Come out and have dinner on us! Without you all there would be no way Emory-CDC Clinical Trials Unit would ever be successful in the work that we do for the community.
The event is slated for Wednesday, November 28, 2018 6:30 PM – 9:30 PM EST at Harold’s Chicken & Ice Bar 349 Edgewood Avenue Southeast Atlanta, GA 30312.
We would like to thank you all for your dedication to our site! Be sure to Join us for a night of education, fun, amazing music, and conversation! Be sure to bring a friend interested in research! We look forward to seeing you all there!
What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?
From Marta: Take the red or gold line (North or South) to Peachtree Center Marta station then exit towards Ellis Street.
Hop on the Atlanta Streetcar ($1 each way). Once on the Streetcar, take it all the way to the Edgewood at Hillard stop.
The Edgewood stop is located directly in front of Harold’s Chicken.
Street parking available directly across the street from venue.
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Come join us for an interactive Studio Tour at Connecticut School of Broadcasting’s Atlanta campus.
The tour is set to take place Tuesday, November 27, 2018 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM EST at 4151 Ashford Dunwoody Rd Suite 275
Atlanta, GA 30319.
This is a great opportunity for you to learn about how our program prepares you for a career in broadcast media. Get a hands-on feel for what it’s like learning in our studios and figure out if it’s a good fit for you!
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You’re invited to the Opening Reception for the traveling museum exhibit, Black Money: World Currencies Featuring African, African-American, and African Diasporic History and Cultures, on November 28, at the Auburn Avenue Research Library.
The event is slated for Wednesday, November 28, 2018 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM EST at Auburn Avenue Research Library 101 Auburn Avenue Northeast Atlanta, GA 30303.
The Black Money Exhibit features “money trees” with over 300 rare, obsolete and currently circulating paper money, as well as other money and art objects from more than 80 countries in Africa, Europe, and the Americas, depicting 10,000 years of history. The Black Money Exhibit is created by Dr. Harcourt Fuller, a history professor at Georgia State University, and a 2018-19 Fulbright Global Scholar. It is designed by artist Irvin Wheeler and curated by Tracy Murrell.
This event is free and open to the public.
The Black Money Exhibit is recognized by UNESCO as part of the International Decade for People of African Descent (2015 – 2024).
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The new year is starting off festive for the city. Atlanta Cultural Fest is a three-day event geared towards encouraging the further acceptance and appreciation for African culture in Atlanta. The festival is slated for Friday, Jan 18, 2019, 12:00 PM and Sunday, Jan 20, 2019, 6:00 PM EST.
From networking opportunities to showcases and workshops, ACF will use a weekend to immerse you in all things Africa. Special guests, mixing and mingling, cultural cuisine, and an all around good time. African Cultural Fest 2018. Get your tickets, and we’ll see you there!
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The TEDxCentennialParkWomen 2018 is slated for Nov. 30, 2018 at the Loudermilk Conference Center at 40 Courtland St NE Atlanta, GA 30303.
Attendees are looking forward to a great day engaging with ground-breaking ideas worth spreading and meeting people who are having an impact on our community.They’re curating a variety of speakers, performances and experiences to stimulate conversation, inspire innovation and make high-value connections for Atlanta’s professional women well beyond the event itself. Atlanta is booming as a city for business, science, medicine and education and much more – we also want the city to be known as a place where women can thrive and advance in their professions. Get ready to explore important topics impacting our community through this year’s theme, “Showing Up.”Showing Up
Women the world over are no longer accepting the status quo. They’re rising up, breaking out and pushing boundaries. Whatever their focus and talent – business, technology, art, science, politics – these pioneers and their allies are joining forces in an explosion of discovery and ingenuity to drive real, meaningful change.
TEDxCentennialParkWomen will celebrate how these dynamic and diverse people are showing up to face challenges head on, all while empowering each other to shape the future we all want to see. We’re showing up for 2018.
TEDxCentennialParkWomen brings together a global community of people interested in exploring how change begins: with innovative thinkers who catalyze ideas toward action. Over the past few years, TEDWomen and TEDxCentennialParkWomen have launched some powerful ideas into the world.
Speakers, Spotlights and Experiences
We are delighted to announce Monica Kaufman Pearson, news pioneer and winner of 33 Emmy Awards, as our emcee.
Speakers include:
Alicia Zhou
Anisa Kaicker
Carlos Hidalgo
Chris Appleton
Erika Shields
J. Noble
Jenny Levison
Kali Beya
Keri Potts
Mark Berry
Patricia Romboletti
Virginia HepnerVisit http://tedxcentennialparkwomen.com/events for more info!
Tickets
General Admission: $99 [SOLD OUT] Join our waiting list and we’ll notify you if seats become available.
Mentor Lunch: $99 [SOLD OUT] The first 100 tickets sold will be invited to join an exclusive mentor lunch during the event.
Venue
This year will be gathering at the Loudermilk Conference Center in Atlanta.
FAQs
Is the event really sold out? As of September 24, general admission tickets are sold out. Despite growing the event by 100 seats this year, news spread quickly and we sold out in record time. We are overwhelmed by and grateful for this enthusiastic response. If you did not get a ticket, please join the waiting list and if seats become available we will notify you.
A few partnerships tickets remain. Explore partnerships.
What are my parking options for the event? Parking instructions and access information will be provided to registered attendees prior to the event. Due to the secure nature of our venue, it is critical you review this information prior to the event.
Is my registration/ticket transferrable? Yes, if you are unable to attend you can transfer your ticket to someone else. Simply edit your Eventbrite registration to make this change by 5 p.m. ET on November 9, 2018. Substitutions will not be accepted after November 9.
What is the refund policy? Unfortunately, we are unable to issue refunds. But you can transfer your ticket to someone else. Just let us know by 5 p.m. ET on November 9, 2018, so we can update our system and printed materials. Substitutions will not be accepted after November 9.
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event? Sure, it will speed up the registration process. You can also flash your phone/email ticket at the registration table. If you don’t have your ticket, no worries. We’ll get you checked in at the door.
What’s included in my ticket? Your ticket includes the full day of talks, experiences, networking opportunities, breakfast and lunch. Vegan options are included.
Where can I contact the organizer with any questions? Ping us at rvsp@tedxcentennialparkwomen.com with your questions.
