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The next few days in Midtown Atlanta will see thousands of people out on the town to enjoy the NCAA Tournament, numerous festivals and just to enjoy the balmy weather.
One particular spot that promises and hearty time is Livingston Restaurant + Bar in The Georgian Terrace Hotel. The venerable Midtown spot will be serving a brunch buffet from 11 a.m.-5 p.m..
The menu will showcase a number of premiere eats, including the Applewood-smoked bacon, smoked pork loin with whole-grain molasses barbecue sauce, house-fried chicken and mashed sweet potatoes.
For those looking for smaller fare, there will be the salads, pastries, dessert, carving stations and children’s options including chicken fingers, potato wedges and mac and cheese.
The price will be $38 for adults, $15 for children 6-12. The bar will be serving from 11 a.m.-7 p.m.;but both restaurant and bar are closed for dinner.
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Source: AtlantaFi
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Casting directors in Georgia are looking for women to portray “classy” moms in a new production. Don’t worry, you don’t actually have to be a mom.
According to a casting call this week, here’s what they want: Seeking Classy Females, Open Ethnicity, ages 30-45 to portray a classy pool mom.
Dates: Weds., March 28 or Thurs., March 29 – MUST be available both days.
Rate: $350 Flat
Location: Atlanta, Ga.
To submit, please email 3 clear, well-lit, recent photos of yourself
-Professional & Non-Professional Photos (headshot & full length)
-Bikini/Swimsuit Photo
-One must be smiling with teethAlong with your name, age, height, weight and current phone number to: Submissions@CatrettCasting.com
Subject: POOLSIDE
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Source: AtlantaFi
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Casting directors in Georgia are looking for women to portray “classy” moms in a new production. Don’t worry, you don’t actually have to be a mom.
According to a casting call this week, here’s what they want: Seeking Classy Females, Open Ethnicity, ages 30-45 to portray a classy pool mom.
Dates: Weds., March 28 or Thurs., March 29 – MUST be available both days.
Rate: $350 Flat
Location: Atlanta, Ga.
To submit, please email 3 clear, well-lit, recent photos of yourself
-Professional & Non-Professional Photos (headshot & full length)
-Bikini/Swimsuit Photo
-One must be smiling with teethAlong with your name, age, height, weight and current phone number to: Submissions@CatrettCasting.com
Subject: POOLSIDE
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Source: AtlantaFi
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Latin Grammy Award-winning Brazilian singer-songwriter Vanessa da Mata is coming to Atlanta next month.
Da Mata will be drawing from her four studio albums ranging from carimbó samba and sertaneja music to delight fans of traditional Brazilian music and its various flavors. On April 4, 2018, she will perform at the Buckhead Theatre located on Roswell Road NW.
She received a Latin Grammy for Best Contemporary Brazilian Pop Album. After intense touring, da Mata issued her first live album in an audio-video package entitled Multishow ao Vivo.
In the spring of 2013, she experienced a spike in popularity when she was sponsored by Nivea to produce a series of free concerts in a handful of large Brazilian cities. These shows featured songs from composer Tom Jobim. The shows were such a hit, that da Mata continued the tour even after the sponsorship ended.
Hey Atlanta, don’t miss your chance to see Vanessa da Mata at Buckhead Theatre on Wednesday, April 4th! Grab those tickets now! https://t.co/HjHQNjj53Q#EquipeVDM pic.twitter.com/mIJs6uQNe8— Vanessa da Mata (@vanessadamata) March 20, 2018
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Now she’s coming to the ATL. Ready to get your bossa nova on?
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Source: AtlantaFi
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If you haven’t had Trader Vic’s Macadamia Crusted Mahi Mahi or Volcano Shrimp, then you’re missing out on some culinary excellence right in the heart of Atlanta. But that’s not all — we’ve got a deal for you.
Enjoy Asian-inspired cuisine at Trader Vic’s, a Tiki-themed Atlanta icon for more than 40 years.
Travelzoo members can get dinner for two for $89 (reg. $135), including two starters, two entrees and two Mai Tais (or drinks of your choice), on Tuesdays-Saturdays through May. Valet parking is also included.
Check out more on this deal at TravelZoo.com.
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Source: AtlantaFi
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(Editor’s note: This is a sponsored post. Read more about our sponsored content.)
If you haven’t had Trader Vic’s Macadamia Crusted Mahi Mahi or Volcano Shrimp, then you’re missing out on some culinary excellence right in the heart of Atlanta. But that’s not all — we’ve got a deal for you.
Enjoy Asian-inspired cuisine at Trader Vic’s, a Tiki-themed Atlanta icon for more than 40 years.
Travelzoo members can get dinner for two for $89 (reg. $135), including two starters, two entrees and two Mai Tais (or drinks of your choice), on Tuesdays-Saturdays through May. Valet parking is also included.
Check out more on this deal at TravelZoo.com.
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Source: AtlantaFi
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Alliance Theatre Mellon Playwright in Residence Pearl Cleage offers two one-act plays separated by 30 years but connected by the presence of Jenny Anderson.
Jenny’s longing to understand her mother in Hospice has become the center of her life in Pointing at the Moon. As the world changes around her, Jenny must decide what she knows for sure and find a way to pass it on. Hospice was first performed in 1983 and was honored with five AUDELCO awards for achievement Off Broadway.
Taken together, these two plays offer a rare glimpse of the playwright in passionate dialogue with her younger self.
See more of AtlantaFi events this weekend.
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Alliance Theatre Mellon Playwright in Residence Pearl Cleage offers two one-act plays separated by 30 years but connected by the presence of Jenny Anderson.
Jenny’s longing to understand her mother in Hospice has become the center of her life in Pointing at the Moon. As the world changes around her, Jenny must decide what she knows for sure and find a way to pass it on. Hospice was first performed in 1983 and was honored with five AUDELCO awards for achievement Off Broadway.
Taken together, these two plays offer a rare glimpse of the playwright in passionate dialogue with her younger self.
See more of AtlantaFi events this weekend.
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Source: AtlantaFi
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What else would you expect from Three Stacks? The man that gave us “Hey Ya” and a generation’s worth of Southern-fried anthems is at it again. Andre Benjamin, one half of the Atlanta rap brand, OutKast, is designing Tretorns.
The shoe game has always been a fly-by-night endeavor for celebrities. But something about this one just feels so right. The “I André Benjamin will not draw in class” capsule collection is here, people.
The line features 10 unique designs, including a subdued update to the classic Tretorn sneaker many of us grew up with. Those fans aching for new music will have to bump the old jams instead. Content to know that one of the world’s dopest creators has — momentarily — put down the mic and picked up the pencil to sketch beautiful creations that go on feet.
The brand says that most of the inspirations come from a fresh mixture of Tretorn’s prep pedigree and Andre’s classroom daydream sketches.
Check out Andre’s shoe game at Tretorn.com.
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Source: AtlantaFi
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What else would you expect from Three Stacks? The man that gave us “Hey Ya” and a generation’s worth of Southern-fried anthems is at it again. Andre Benjamin, one half of the Atlanta rap brand, OutKast, is designing Tretorns.
The shoe game has always been a fly-by-night endeavor for celebrities. But something about this one just feels so right. The “I André Benjamin will not draw in class” capsule collection is here, people.
The line features 10 unique designs, including a subdued update to the classic Tretorn sneaker many of us grew up with. Those fans aching for new music will have to bump the old jams instead. Content to know that one of the world’s dopest creators has — momentarily — put down the mic and picked up the pencil to sketch beautiful creations that go on feet.
The brand says that most of the inspirations come from a fresh mixture of Tretorn’s prep pedigree and Andre’s classroom daydream sketches.
Check out Andre’s shoe game at Tretorn.com.
