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The Music Midtown festival has been canceled, its organizers announced on Wednesday, May 8, 2024.There was no definitive reason given for the event’s cancellation. On the festival website, it said the event was going “on hiatus.”A statement on the festival’s website says:
“After producing legendary festivals over the last 3 decades that drew music fans from across the globe, we want to share that Music Midtown is going on hiatus this year. We encourage you to continue supporting live music in Atlanta and stay tuned here for future updates.”
This marks the second time in two years that Music Midtown has been canceled.In 2022, in the culmination of a simmering battle over the Second Amendment in Georgia, Atlanta’s Music Midtown festival was been canceled. The festival’s longstanding policy to ban weapons was at odds with the state’s gun laws.Canceled: Music Midtown 2024
If the festival were to continue, its anti-gun policy would have been superseded by Georgia law.Back then, Live Nation, the festival’s organizer, announced that the festival was canceled, although it didn’t explicitly state a reason.
Calling it “circumstances beyond our control,” Live Nation said, “Music Midtown will no longer be taking place this year. We are looking forward to reuniting in September and hope we can get back to enjoying the festival together again soon.”
Many experts have pointed out that music artists typically have a “no weapons” clause in their riders, which they require the venue to agree to before they sign up to perform.
The festival routinely attracts from 20,000 to 50,000 a year. This year, it would have been held at Piedmont Park.
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There’s new Atlanta restaurant that you may need to check out: V12, a new venture from Atlanta restaurateurs Kelan and Vinny Watson, who also own Sovereign Sweets in Buckhead.
Atlanta native, rapper and entrepreneur Quavo is also a partner of the establishment, AtlantaFi.com has learned.
In a Shoutout Atlanta interview, Kelan explained, “It is situated in the heart of Midtown, high in the sky, leaving one of the last unobstructed views in our dear city. V12 is a high end Sports bar that accommodates a five star kitchen that covers 7500sqft of pure eloquence. V12 offers an elevated experience from the Lamborghini suspended in the air to our retractable “Mercedes Benz” like rooftop terrace. V12 will be a staple in Atlanta when we open Spring 2024.”
Where Is V12 Located in Atlanta?
What makes the restaurant and sports bar unique is that V12 is connected to a BP gas station across from Georgia Tech. The 7,500 square foot club has been getting a lot of attention because of its club-like atmosphere next to a gas station.
V12 is at 610 Spring St. NW, in the same strip as a BP gas station and drive-thru Tim Horton’s. Here is a map to help you find it.
When is V12 Opening in Atlanta?
V12 is opening on Saturday, May 4, 2024, to the public. The eatery represents yet another stellar restaurant in Midtown Atlanta and is oepn from 5 p.m. to 3 a.m.
Reserve a table through Resy.com.
Interested in dining outside? Here are the best Atlanta restaurants for outdoor eating and here are those with great patios.
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Springtime has the best weather, which is perfect for the outdoor fun of an Atlanta, Georgia festival.
No matter if you’re just in Atlanta for the weekend or you live here, these spring events are perfect for your friends, family and kids.
Shaky Knees Festival
Photo credit: Shaky Knees Festival The Shaky Knees Festival takes place this weekend with a full slate of live music and more. Get tickets to Saturday’s music
Roswell Mimosa Festival
The Roswell Mimosa Festival is happening Saturday, Saturday, May 18, 2024, 1pm-5pm at Ameris Bank Amphitheater. Get the details.
Taste of Alpharetta
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The Taste of Alpharetta is happening Thursday, May 9, 2024 from 5 to 10 p.m. in downtown Alpharetta.
Chastain Arts Festival
The Chastain Park Arts Festival is happening this weekend and it’s going to be fun! The festival is slated for Saturday, May 11, and Sunday, May 12, 2024, in Atlanta’s Buckhead neighborhood. Learn more.
Sweet Auburn Springfest
The historic neighborhood of “Sweet” Auburn will be crowded on Saturday, May 11, 2024, as the Sweet Auburn Springfest returns with music, food and more.
Final Word
Read our Ultimate Atlanta Festival Guide.
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Do you love mimosas? The Roswell Mimosa Festival is taking place Saturday, May 18, 2024 in North Fulton. The festival features food, live DJ and delicious mimosas.
Roswell Mimosa Festival 2024: What You Need To Know
The Roswell Mimosa Festival will take place at at Ameris Bank Amphitheater on Saturday, May 18, 2024, 1pm-5pm. They outgrew the original space. The one-day event is a celebration of community and tradition and will feature your favorite brunch beverage, Mimosas, with regular mimosas and additional flavors like:
- Orange-Mango
- Orange-Pineapple
- Orange-Strawberry
- Blood Orange
- Bellinis (Peach)
They will also have Bloody Marys, Brunch Punch, beer and wine. They will also have live music by The Geek Squad Band and DJ Alex Heisey. Food will be available for purchase.
Tickets include entry, entertainment, souvenir cup, and bottomless drinks (food will cost extra)
$50 Advance, $55 after May 9, $65 at the gate (unless sold out)
First 500 tickets just $40
The festival is free to the public and will have DJ Qtip providing the live music.
Festival-goers can expect to see local food and beverage concessions, live entertainment and more mimosas than you can shake a stick at.
Where Will Roswell Mimosa Festival Take Place?
Roswell Mimosa Festival will be at Ameris Bank Amphitheater. Here is a map to help you find it.
This festival is one of the premiere outdoor events in Atlanta this year. Held in one of metro Atlanta’s prime venues, festival season spotlights the best of the city.Whether you prefer neighborhood events or huge festivals, all ages will be accommodated when it comes to food, live entertainment and more. The best part? Many of Atlanta festivals are FREE.As the weather warms, you can expect Atlanta festivals, many who probably have never heard of, to hit every weekend.Don’t worry, AtlantaFi.com has got you covered.Whether you enjoy food-focused festivals, or some downhome blues under the sunset. We’re going to cover them all.Final Word
Looking for more things to do in Atlanta? To discover some good things happening in the city this week, all you have to do is take a look at downtown Atlanta. That’s where some of the best restaurants are as well as where the visitors, namely tourists, are. Downtown Atlanta or Midtown often has something cool going on!
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Premium cognac and liqueur Grand Marnier® has joined forces with Atlanta rapper and entrepreneur 2 Chainz ahead of Cinco de Mayo to introduce The Rouge Room, a digital content series celebrating the power of unexpected collaborations.
At its core, Grand Marnier celebrates Grand Encounters, born out of our proprietary blend of cognac and orange liqueur.
The Rouge Roomacts as a consistent visual space where the brand can bring to life contemporary Grand Encounters year over year.For the cognac brand, the space serves as the starting point for storytelling and content— a Grand Marnier home where something grand is always on the horizon. By inviting different collaborators to the same space, Grand Marnier charges The Rogue Room with cultural relevance and an expectation of Grand Encounters that are soon to become as iconic as the brand itself. Keep an eye on this space for more.
In the inaugural iteration of The Rouge Room, Grand Marnier and 2 Chainz joined forces blending two distinct worlds, united by a mutual dedication to creativity and passion.
Renowned as one of the most prolific collaborators in the music industry, 2 Chainz embodies the very essence of a Grand Encounter. His exceptional talent seamlessly enhances the work of his partners, resulting in a harmonious fusion of creativity and artistry.
I’ve always been a margarita fan, but I found the secret ingredient that makes the classic even better: Grand Marnier,” said 2 Chainz. “I tried a Grand Marnier Quintessence margarita a few years back on my show ‘Most Expensivest’ and let me tell you that blend of cognac and orange is pure magic. It’s a whole vibe upgrade for your margarita and drink style.”
Step into The Rouge Room, where 2 Chainz takes center stage, showcasing how the blend of Grand Marnier’s key ingredients can elevate the classic margarita to new heights for Cinco de Mayo and beyond.
Filmed completely immersed in rich hues of Grand Marnier red, featuring a distinct texture and pattern reminiscent of a photographic cyc, with hints of liquid-like patterning and marbling infused throughout brings the essence of the Grand Encounter to life through a vibrant setting mirroring the interior of a Grand Marnier bottle.
“Teaming up with 2 Chainz for the launch of The Rouge Room content series allows us to forge deeper connections with consumers seeking new ways to savor and sip Grand Marnier,” said Andrea Sengara, Vice President of Marketing for Campari America. “This series not only highlights the blend of fine cognac and orange liqueur, but also invites consumers to reimagine their cocktail experience, from elevating the classic margarita to sparking inspiration and discovering their own unique ways of enjoying Grand Marnier.”
The creative was captured by director Ray Neutron, an Atlanta native, known for his inquisitive storytelling in both video and photography to create a timeless and cinematic final product.
The work was complemented by visuals from Breyona Holt, another Atlanta-born photographer renowned for her unique approach who has earned recognition in the music industry producing cover art for various artists including SZA and Normani.
While 2 Chainz’s bold look—a custom rouge suit—was curated by stylist Erik Ziemba, a true master of his craft whose extraordinary talent, unwavering passion, and commitment to making a difference have made him one of the industries brightest, collaborating with music icons including Beyoncé and Lil Kim to name a few. Together this blending of creatives from diverse backgrounds built a Grand Encounter in itself, to produce content that truly speaks to how Grand Marnier enhances the cocktail experience.
Final Word
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A new traveling exhibition, “Sneaker Stories” presented by Modelo, will come to Atlanta’s Ponce City Market — and won’t want to miss it.
The event, which originated at the Miami Museum, will be in Georgia’s largest city for one weekend only, May 31 – June 2, 10 a.m. – 8 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. on Sunday.
This free experience will explore the historical ties and evolving relationship between graffiti art and sneaker culture through informative displays featuring rare sneakers and their corresponding art inspiration.
A first-of-its-kind contemporary art museum, Museum of Graffiti exhibits, educates and celebrates the thousands of graffiti artists who have transformed walls in public spaces into vibrant masterpieces.
With the “Sneaker Stories” pop-up, the Museum of Graffiti will bring its renowned unorthodox approach to urban art education to Atlanta. Presented as a faux sneaker store, this immersive museum experience will highlight the many seminal crossover collaborations between graffiti artists and global commercial brands like Nike, Adidas and Reebok.
Guests will be taken on a 20-year journey of collaboration that has seen sneakers transcend their original purpose to become integral to the fabric of urban culture and art. The exhibition will feature a selection of limited-edition sneakers displayed alongside their original artworks by artists including Futura, Cey Adams, Eric Haze, Claw Money and Faust, who have been tapped to create highly converted footwear that can sell on the secondary market for upwards of $20,000.
“Through ‘Sneaker Stories,’ we aim to celebrate the artists from the global graffiti art movement who have transitioned from the streets to appear inside the biggest companies in America, like Nike, Reebok and Adidas, and influenced countless others along the way,” says Alan Ket, co-founder of the Museum of Graffiti. “Thanks to our partnership with with Modelo, we’re able to bring this unique cultural exploration to Atlanta, inviting the community to uncover the stories behind the art and the artists who have routinely been stigmatized due to the negative connotations surrounding spray paint.”
Inside the pop-up, which will be located next to Nike at Ponce City Market, guests can also expect to find Museum of Graffiti’s world-class gift shop, packed with limited edition collectibles, rare books and apparel. At the complimentary sneaker customization bar, courtesy of Modelo, each pop-up visitor can also become a designer with colorful new laces, charms and buckle plates to personalize their own sneakers.
A panel discussion entitled “Fighting Spirit Stories” with Cey Adams, moderated by Atlanta’s own Dr. Dax, will take place on Saturday, June 1 at 6:30 p.m., followed by a limited edition print release and signing. Seating is on a first-come-first-serve basis.
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If you’re a fan of fresh pico de gallo and agave Margaritas, you’ll love Cinco de Mayo in Atlanta this year.
Tons of restaurants are planning fiestas to celebrate May 5, which is Thursday.These Atlanta Restaurants Are Doing Cinco De Mayo
Parties, drink specials and treats are all on the menu at many of the city’s top Mexican and Latin eateries.
Alma Cocina
Alma Cocina is back open in downtown Atlanta and of course the one in Buckhead! has been rocking for a while now.
For Cinco de Mayo, Alma Cocina will celebrate from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. Friday-Sunday, with a host of great bites centered around the holiday.
Pure Taqueria
Sunday, they’ll have some incredible specials like Lamb Carnitas on Blue Corn Tortillas, Chipotle Shrimp, Mexican Street Corn, and their Specialty Cinco Margaritas.Chido + Padre’s
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo all weekend long at Chido & Padres. Join the Fiesta starting on Friday, May 3rd, through Sunday, May 5th. Sip on $10 El Jimador Margaritas while you enjoy delicious chef-driven Mexican cuisine
HobNob Neighborhood Tavern
You can always have a good time at HobNob. The eatery will celebrate Cinco de Mayo at Halcyon with live music and serve taco spcials, tequila shots and beer.
Indoor/Outdoor Festival!
Saturday, May 4th from 2 pm-2 am
Sunday, May 5th from 12 pm until Late!
Featuring:
Live Music
Latin International DJ’s
Food Tents & Multiple BarsTin Lizzy’s Cantina
Tin Lizzy’s will have drink specials to celebrate “Drinko de Mayo” all weekend long. Enjoy an extended celebration from May 1st through May 5th. Enjoy $7 El Jimador Margaritas + $4 Dos Equis Drafts & Tecates. Join us daily at 11am for tequila + tacos + fun surprises! Bring the fiesta to your home or office with our Taco Bars & Catering options.
Final Word
If you’re looking to keep the party going, check out these top Mexican restaurants around Atlanta.
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It’s getting hot outside in Atlanta, Georgia. Do you have the right clothes to wear for the season?
The weather is on the chilly side, but the sun throughout the day makes for a pleasant atmosphere. Some cities don’t even all four seasons, but we do here.
New Atlanta Fashion Report: Trends And More
When the weather gets brisk, you can wear a light wool sweater, some cotton slacks and you’ll be good to go.
No matter whether you’re visiting Atlanta or live in the city, dressing for the weather has long been a sport. Here’s what to wear in Atlanta in all four seasons.
Unlike many metropolitan cities, Atlanta offers the opportunities for true fashionistas to show some skin the majority of the year. But there’s always the annual cold snap!
What To Wear In Atlanta, Georgia
First of all, here’s a little about the Atlanta climate: Like much of Georgia, Atlanta is a place of annually long hot summers and mild winters, although it would seem that it’s getting colder in recent years.
Humidity in North Georgia can be considered high as you approach the Appalachian Mountain ridge, but the region can also be subject to sudden summer thunderstorms.
According to the EPA, the sea level in Georgia is rising about an inch every decade. But we’ve got a loooonnng time before we worry about that, right?
Anyway, here’s what to wear in Atlanta:
Atlanta in the fall: What To Wear
Photo credit: Viktor Juric In the autumn, Atlanta transforms into a special place. Restaurants and parties are buzzing with possibilities, the night air hits you different.
The song birds sing a hushed tone: In the background TV, you hear the Georgia Bulldogs clashing against the might of the SEC: It’s the best time to dress up in Atlanta.
4 Fall Sweaters you’ll Love This Autumn
- American Trends Women’s Scarf
- Wander Agio Women’s Scarf
- Women’s Super Soft Pashminas Wrap
- Calvin Klein Women’s Pashmina Wrap
If you’re going out on the town, a wrinkle-free blazer or light sweater should be all you need until mid-November.
That’s when you’ll need to break out a light jacket. Of course, the occasional cold snap will begin to roll in after that.
Wool Blouse
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Usually a wool blouse or similar top should do the trick for Atlanta weather in the fall.
Wool Skirt
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When it comes to skirts, Earth tones are it. Earthy neutrals like taupe, olive, and rust are always in style for fall, but jewel tones like emerald, sapphire, and amethyst add a rich, luxurious feel to any wardrobe
Wool Sweater
Oversized sweaters are in this year. Chunky knits and oversized sweaters are perfect for layering and staying cozy. Pair them with leggings, jeans, or skirts for a comfortable yet stylish look.Popular colors: Neutrals like beige, camel, cream, and fall tones such as rust, mustard, and deep green.
What To Wear in Atlanta in Winter
Photo caption: Clem Onojeghuo / Unsplash Fashionable Atlantans will tell you that it’s time to break out the leather: jackets, pants and blazers.
Timberland Boots
Those less acclimated to the cold will choose to don layers and spend as little time outside as they can.
Black Leather Coat
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Leather and faux leather jackets are the rage this year. Leather jackets: A classic fall staple that adds an edge to any outfit.Faux leather pants or skirts: These pieces add texture and elevate your fall wardrobe, offering both warmth and style.
For extra insulation, make sure you buy some leggings that can keep the cold at bay.
Men can always opt for wool socks and long johns underneath.
How To Dress In Atlanta: Spring Edition
The leaves are starting to fall and the wind is chilly in the mornings. In Atlanta, you’ll want to choose balanced clothing that exudes relaxation. The last thing you want to do is dress uptight, with all these layers on.
Explore Your Atlanta, Your Way
Fall fashion is all about layering, rich textures, and warm, earthy tones. Here are some top fashion trends for fall, combining comfort with style. Remember to always dress for the weather, no matter if it’s not your style.
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Midtown Atlanta is your go-to place in the city for new restaurants and more, but most of us aren’t rich. Can you check out Midtown Atlanta’s many sights and sounds without breaking your bank? Yes, you can.
But where should you start? In this article, we’ll walk you through several top things to do in Midtown Atlanta for the cheap.
Things To Do In Midtown Atlanta For Cheap
Here are some really cool things to do in Midtown Atlanta that won’t cost you a lot of money:
Atlantic Station Creators Market
Photo credit: Maria Lindsey Content Creator / Pexels There’s no better way to support a maker than to check out their wares at Atlantic Station’s Creators Market. The market is open at the following times:
- Every Saturday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
- Every Sunday from 12 to 7 p.m.
- Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Check out what’s on sale in Atlanta.
High Museum of Art
Photo credit: Youtube.com Atlanta’s most famous museum is the High Museum of Art in Midtown. It features an eclectic and diverse art collection, among them historical photographs, lithographs, paintings and modern architecture. General admission is $14.50. 1280 Peachtree Street Northeast, Atlanta, GA 30309.
Krog Street Market
Photo credit: Youtube.com Conveniently situated just feet from the Beltline in Inman Park, Krog Street Market is the city’s second-most successful project. The market sits on nine acres and features 12,000 square feet of anchor restaurants like Superica, a renown beer and wine store and all kinds of cool restaurants and pop-up shops.Atlantic Station
Photo credit: youtube.com The most high-profile mixed-use development project in Midtown is Atlantic Station. Comprised of a retail district, office space, condominiums, townhomes and apartment buildings, Atlantic Station is credited with heralding the post-mall era for metro Atlanta as well as helping city leaders envision transit without vehicles. The park-like setting features a movie theater, greenspace, yoga in the park, restaurants and candy shops and a more. Even if you want to just walk around, it’s a cool place to be.Rent An Electric Scooter
Photo credit: Youtube If you’ve traveled through Midtown Atlanta at all this year, you can’t miss someone on one of those electric scooters whizzing pass you. Atlantans can rent Birds in several locations around Midtown as well as at Tech Square, downtown, and even in the West End. You must download the Bird app to ride and it costs $1 to start, then 15 cents per minute afterward. Here’s how to do it safely.Additionally, Lime scooters are also available around the city’s core. Lime scooters cost just $1 to unlock plus a small fee (usually 15 cents per minute) in most areas.Visit Central Park
Photo credit: youtube.com A lot of people would tell you that PIedmont Park is Atlanta’s Central Park, but really Central Park is Atlanta’s Central Park. The Midtown spot is located between Ralph McGill Boulevard and North Avenue butting up against Old Fourth Ward. Central Park offers acre upon acre of natural greenery. There are tennis courts, basketball courts and running trails throughout.Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park
Photo credit: Yotuube.com Ebenezer Baptist Church, continues to thrive. 450 Auburn Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30312.Hit The Beltline
Atlanta’s Beltline project has become the largest of its kind in the world. And it’ll be hard to beat the adventure and exercise you’ll get by walking it for at least 30 minutes in either direction.Dad’s Garage Theater Company
If you want an affordable night out filled with laughs, Dad’s Garage is the spot. The non-profit comedy theatre erves up award-winning Atlanta improv comedy, scripted shows, and a fully-stocked bar. Come see them Wednesday through Saturday, every week of the year. Tickets are $40.50 online, $42.50 phone & door. 569 Ezzard St SE, Atlanta, GA 30312-1910.
Ponce City Market
Photo credit: youtube.com Perhaps the most biggest success story in Midtown Atlanta, Ponce City Market is more than a Beltline stopover, it’s more than a food hall and more than a corporate headquarters. It’s a gathering spot for some of the area’s coolest and hippest minds. Enjoy seafood, Vietnamese fare, Southern fried chicken and more. 675 Ponce De Leon Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30308,
The Plaza Theatre
Photo by Demetrius Washington on Unsplash The Plaza Theatre is an Atlanta landmark and the city’s longest continuously operating movie theatre. In the 1970s, the Plaza became an X-rated adult cinema and live burlesque theatre, screening such risqué fare as Teeny Buns and Swinging Sorority, until the entire shopping center was renovated
Piedmont Park
photo credit: youtube.com The city’s preeminent park, Piedmont Park in Midtown Atlanta is the perfect place to job, walk or just chill on the green grass. The park has a pristine pond, a huge running track, sprawling jogging paths, basketball courts, dog parks and more. The real treat is spending the day strolling through this bucolic oasis in the middle of Atlanta and admiring the many dogwood trees, crepe murtles and azaleas planted throughout. Not only is it refreshing for the mind, but it continues to be one of many fun things to do in the city’s largest greenspace. 400 Park Dr NE, Atlanta, GA 30306.Eat At The Varsity
Photo credit: Youtube.com “Whaddyahave, Whaddyahave, Whaddyahave!?” Either you know about that, or you don’t. The Varsity is arguably the most famous restaurant in Atlanta. It all started about a century ago in Midtown Atlanta and gradually branched out to a handful of locations around metro Atlanta. And no wonder. Where else can you get iconic chilli dogs, hamburgers and onion rings that have made their way into pop culture and the fabric of the area’s dining scene? Come check out the largest drive-in fast food restaurant in the world. : 61 North Avenue NW Atlanta, GA. 30318.
Fox Theatre
The Fox Theatre is a jewel of a landmark located on Peachtree Street in Midtown Atlanta. Got some time on your hands? Catch a show!
The Fox, located at 660 Peachtree St NE, Atlanta, GA 30308, always has a highly acclaimed lineup. Check the show schedule.
Final Word
Midtown Atlanta is a perfect place to explore the city. Don’t be afraid to take MARTA to several high-profile spots. You’ll save time.
Midtown has some of the best restaurants in the city, places where visitors, namely tourists, and others can enjoy a meal. Downtown Atlanta or Midtown often has something cool going on! Check out these events in Atlanta today and this week and this weekend:
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Are you down to watch some top-tier golf? The Masters at Augusta National is once again the placde to be this weekend, but of course, we all can’t be there. The other option? Watch it or stream it.
This article will tell you how you can watch or stream the Masters tournament on your TV or device. for free and more.
Masters Golf Tournament: How To Watch
You can catch all the 2024 Masters action on TV through basically two channels: CBS and ESPN.
ESPN will broadcast the first two rounds on Friday, while CBS will cover the third and final rounds on Saturday and Sunday. Additionally, ESPN will air coverage of Wednesday’s Masters Par 3 Contest.
You can also steam the Masters for free on FuboTV, which offers a 7-day trial at no charge.
Here is the Masters TV broadcast schedule:
Friday, April 12: 3-7:30 p.m. (ESPN)
Saturday, April 13: 3-7 p.m. (CBS)
Sunday, April 14: 2-7 p.m. (CBS)The Masters Golf Tournament: History And Present
The Masters Tournament, also known as The Masters or the U.S. Masters, is one of the four major championships in professional golf. It is held annually at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia, USA. The tournament was established in 1934 by Bobby Jones, an amateur golfer, and Clifford Roberts, an investment banker. The inaugural tournament was won by Horton Smith.
Augusta National was designed by famous golfer Bobby Jones and course architect Alister MacKenzie. The course officially opened in January 1933, and the first Masters Tournament took place in March 1934.
One of the unique aspects of the Masters is its tradition of awarding a green jacket to the champion, a tradition that began in 1949. The green jacket is reserved for members of Augusta National, and the winner of the tournament becomes an honorary member.
Final Swing
Over the years, the Masters has become one of the most prestigious events in golf, known for its beautiful setting, challenging course, and rich history. It is also famous for its traditions, such as the Champions Dinner, the Par 3 Contest, and the iconic azaleas and dogwoods that bloom on the course each spring.
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