Best Virtual Things To Do In Atlanta This Week

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You don’t have to be stuck in the house (well you kind of do) this weekend and resort of endless hours of boredom. There’s actually quite a few happenings going on.

Here Are The Best Virtual Things To Do In Atlanta This Week

If youwant to check out some programming at no cost, here are five free virtual events being put on by the Atlanta Film Festival.

The National Antiracist Book Festival

On Saturday, April 24, 2021, Boston University’s Center for Antiracist Research will host the 2nd Annual National Antiracist Book Festival. This event will be held virtually to protect the safety of our community. Learn more.

Dad’s Garage

The Atlanta sketch comedy crew at Dad’s Garage are still bringing you knee-slapping humor on a weekly basis. The only difference is it’s via their Twitch account.

Online Yoga Classes

Mandy Roberts, owner/founder of the popular Decatur based studio, hasn’t reopened her studio yet, but she is offering online classes!

To help provide yoga practice and wellness to those who have been impacted by COVID-19 and may no longer be able to afford it, she’s started the SEVA scholarship, offering full access to the online class catalog.

Head to FormYoga.com for details.

Soca Tworkout Fitness Online Classes

GET READY TO WHINE ONLINE!!! Soca Tworkout Fitness is a dance workout program that uses dance as a way to help TONE and SCULPT your body while burning calories. Get ready to SWEAT!

 

You can expect to receive the link to the live stream via email a few hours before the class.

Virtual Music Class, Anyone?

Have you always wanted to learn piano or the mandolin? Music Authority in Cumming is offering virtual music lessons for people of all skill levels. Check out Music Authority for classes.

AJFF Movie Series

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The Atlanta Jewish Film Festival is launching a series of free virtual programming for movie lovers and is kicking it off with AJFF In Conversation, a monthly webinar series as well as a biweekly podcast. Check out AJFF.com.

Get Your Home Gym On

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Are you tired of being at home and not working out? Here’s how you can get your own home gym for $60 or less.

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Quarantine sounds like a grim thing, but it doesn’t have to be. This necessary period can be used to reset and just to take a moment. You deserve it.Get your dranky drank on.

Atlantafi.com is bringing you the latest on the coronavirus pandemic, which has the state of Georgia and the city of Atlanta under a state of emergency. More definitive advice on health, please visit CDC.gov. Here are some helpful links:

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