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Amid all the red, white and trueness, the Fourth of July weekend will feature a number of events around the city, none of which promises the food, music and fun as this one: Club Compound.
On Wednesday, July 4 from 3 to 5 p.m., the party will be at 1008 Brady Avenue NW Atlanta, GA 30318.
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If you’re down for some Teddy Riley, Bell Biv DeVoe, Keith Sweat and the likes of the Return of the Mack, then you’re going to love what’s going on in Buckhead in early July.
R&B Only is a music event that will have the theater at 3110 Roswell Rd NE, Atlanta on full tilt. Presented by Colors Worldwide, the R&B Only World Tour brings some of your favorite and most soulful music to a stage near you.
Music from DJ Prinz and Jabari is surely to have the crowd on its feet.
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Sun in my Belly on College Avenue in Atlanta is teaming up with 18.21 Bitters for round two of the Endless Summer series: Tiki Nights. The event is Monday, July 9 and will run from 7 – 11 PM.
Join them along with Old 4th Distillery, ASW Distillery, Bacardi, OK YAKI, and DISH DIVE on Monday, July 9th from 7pm-11pm for Tiki drinks and killer food.
Sun in my Belly is located at:2161 College Ave NE, Atlanta, Georgia 30317 -
Malts & Vaults Tour is returning to Oakland Cemetery on Sat July, 21 from 6 to 8 p.m. $16. Meet some of the city’s earliest brewers and barkeeps who are buried at Oakland and discover the suds-related symbology found throughout the cemetery.
Get a taste of Atlanta beer history at Malts & Vaults of Oakland. Meet some of the city’s earliest brewers and barkeeps who are buried at Oakland Cemetery, and discover the suds-related symbology found throughout the cemetery.
After the tour, attendees are invited to partake in a beer tasting provided by a local brewing company. Sampling only available to adults 21+ with valid ID.
Malts & Vaults of Oakland is available with advance ticketing only, and space is limited. Tickets go on sale Friday, June 29 at 9:00 am on Freshtix.com.
Ticket Prices:
Adults: $16
Students and seniors 65+ (with valid ID): $10
Historic Oakland Foundation members: $6
(HOF Membership will be verified at check-in)Ron Smith and Mary O. Boyle, authors of Atlanta Beer: A Heady History of Brewing in the Hub of the South and Prohibition in Atlanta, will be on hand to sign copies of their books. All ticket holders will enjoy a 10 percent discount on these books and all items in the Museum Shop.
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A 90-minute show about how black kids geek out is long overdue in Atlanta. Coming to Dad’s Garage in Midtown Atlanta is such an event.Starring Avery Sharpe, Jon Wierenga, Candy McLellan and Jon Carr, “Black Nerd” is what you get when you combine Dragon Con with Tyler Perry, or at least that’s what the promo says.“What happens when a black kid prefers listening to Weird Al over Kendrick Lamar, attend Dragon Con over the Jay-Z Concert, or Star Wars over Tyler Perry (there is still some debate about the prequels)? It’s the TV show Atlanta meets Dragon Con as the creator of the Dad’s Garage show “Wrath of Con” brings you a dark comedy about a young man’s journey navigating the expectations of his black family and white friends. When race and geekdom collide you get a Black Nerd.”July 13 – August 4
All tickets start at the listed price point, but are subject to change with inventory.
Thursday @ 8pm:
Just Seats: $15.50 online, $17.50 phone & door
Delta First Class Seats: $22.50 online, $24.50 phone, not available at door
Friday @ 8pm:
Just Seats: $17.50 online, $19.50 phone & door
Delta First Class Seats: $24.50 online, $26.50 phone, not available at door
Saturday @ 8pm:
Just Seats: $20.50 online, $22.50 phone & door
Delta First Class Seats: $27.50 online, $29.50 phone, not available at door -
This weekend, the ARTiculate ATL 2018 will take place Saturday, June 30, 2018 from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM (EDT) Atlanta, GA.
Brought to you by Ball-n-Co LLC & Urban Art Expression, the event will feature an arts panel discussion, free parking, visual Artists, live music and complimentary cocktails and lite appetizers from 7-10pm.
Ball-n-Co. LLC is a marketing firm that provides editorial, design, promotion and printing services to its clients. Ball-n-Co. is dedicated to bringing artistic love to life and creating opportunities. The Vision of Ball-n-Co. is to edify and uplift the community through our dedication to art, culture and sustainability and create social, economical, educational and business opportunities that will contribute to the betterment of the people.
Urban Art Expression is the umbrella for Urban Paint & Sip, Urban Art in the Park, and the various art experiences developed to allow and grow individual art expression within our city while also providing a sense of community. Other programming includes musically infused art experiences, art courses for all ages across various media and gallery exhibits.
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On Saturday, July 28, 2018, if you’re a fan of suds then this event is for you. The Great Southern Beer Fest is set to commence from 1 to 6 p.m. at John Howell Park, which is located at 797 Viginia Avenue NE Atlanta, GA 30306.
Great Southern Beer Festivals is a beer festival focused on beers coming out of the great South. “We love beer, we love the south and we love meeting new people and trying new things. And then, we decided to bring the Great Southern Beer Festival to cities all over the South,” the promo for the event says.
What else can you expect at the Great Southern Beer Festival? Well, in addition to craft beer, there will be southern cuisine, southern rock music and covers, games, and some friendly competition.
We promise to bring the beer, music and fun. You bring your friends and family and sense of craft beer-venture. We might even have a few surprises for you throughout the day!
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DJ Frank Ski is one of the most recognizable names in Atlanta, and this weekend he’s back at it again, this time with help.
Professional Recess With Frank Ski, DJ E-Clazz and Quinn & the Jukebox will have Midtown Atlanta jumping.
The party will be at Opium Atlanta, which is located at 960 Spring Street Northwest Atlanta, GA 30309. The music will rock from Fri, Jun 29, 2018, 6:00 PM –Sat, Jun 30, 2018, 3:00 AM.
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If you didn’t make it to your high school prom, or really enjoyed yourself, here’s a chance to do it all over again.
The If Only For One Night 2018 “Adult Prom” Atlanta Edition is a formal red carpet affair where you can experience your prom for the first time or all over again. Our Elegantly decorated venue will feature music from the past. Those classic hits will be sure to get your feet moving and hips shaking as you take a trip down memory lane. Come dressed to impress so the paparazzi can capture all of your prom memories.
***The couples tickets is one ticket for 2 people****
Features:
Red Carpet Grand Entrance
Mulitple DJs & Host
Live band
Raffles & Giveaways
Drinks & Champagne ( cash Bar)
Multiple Press, Photographers, & Videoagraphers
Plus Much More…
- A prom King and Queen will be crowned along with the best dressed couple.
- Come Single and win prom princess or prince
- Doors Open at 7:00 Live DJ and Special Guest
- Bring A Friend, Bring A Date, Come alone Mix and Mingle
- For more information email Adultpromevents@gmail.com
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Come out and show your artistic side at Art at the Station, a frequent art-painting class held at Atlantic Station in Midtown Atlanta.
On July 1, enjoy time outdoors while sipping on cocktails and getting in touch with your creative side. Participants will paint a peach (very Georgia, right?) and get to see how it’s done by their fellow ATL artists.
July 1: Country Peach at Atlantic Station
Save 40% on tickets with code Pink40. Click here for details and tickets
Event time: 1-3pm
Please arrive 10 mins early to claim your spot! The class will be taught by Aleigha Reott, who has a Master’s in Art Education, with concentrations in textiles and metalsmithing. She was an elementary school art educator before Paint Nite.