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Game 3 of the WNBA Playoffs semifinals will be Friday, August 31 at 8 p.m. ET at Charles Smith Center, George Washington University. The contest will be simulcast on WNBATV and ESPN2.
On Tuesday night at McCamish Pavilion, the Atlanta Dream used a sold-out arena to even the series against the Washington Mystics.
The Dream were down 0-1 in a best-of-five series against the Mystics, who are the hottest team in the league. In game 1, the Dream couldn’t find any momentum on offense, losing 87-84 at home on Sunday. Their ace shooter, Tiffany Hayes, was cold for most of the night.
Atlanta is also clearly missing Angel McCoughtry, who is out for the season after sustaining a knee injury earlier this month.
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SB Nation’s Shutdown Fullcast, (The world’s only college football podcast. Also, a podcast often about everything but college football.) is going live and you’re invited! Come FAN with Us at the Rich Theater in Atlanta.
The event is Friday, August 31, 2018 7–8 PM EDT at Rich Theater at the Woodruff, 1280 Peachtree St. NE ATLANTA, GA 30309.
Ticket price includes admission, one complimentary beverage, a Fryin’ Nanni koozie, and a raffle ticket for a chance to win a Shutdown Fullcast prize pack. Doors open at 6 PM.
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The Pitch & SIP Competition is a evening event during Atlanta Black Tech Week, our guest get to network and sip on coctails from our cash bar while select companies pitch their businesses.
The festivities are part of Black Tech Week, which is going down on Wed, Aug 29, 2018, 8:30 AM –Fri, Aug 31, 2018, 10:30 PM EDT. The events will be held at the W Hotel in Midtown Atlanta at 45 Ivan Allen Jr Blvd NW and & African American Research Library (Auburn Ave) & Center for Civil & Human Rights.
This competition places selected companies in a face-off for good; company pitch and demo their software, hardware product, or service in front of a live audience, and fight to convince a panel of expert judges that their business will help building a better world while making money.
For more info check out AtlantaBlackTechWeek.com.
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ech Divas will learn how to use Unity3D, an industry standard game development platform, to develop a simple Virtual Reality experience. They will use code to bring their experience to life.
All BGC events are geared towards introducing participants to the technological universe and encouraging them to pursue careers as Tech Creators and Entrepreneurs. This event is intended for girls ages 7-17. No prior computing experience is necessary.
Check-in begins at 9:00 AM.
The event starts promptly at 10:00 AM. Participants do not need to bring their laptops. Lunch will be provided.Registration:
IMPORTANT: Once you register for this event please complete the online student profile forms and emergency contact forms which can be found at this link on our website: http://www.blackgirlscode.com/parents.html.
Please bring signed copies of these forms to the event.Scholarships:
Space is limited, so sign up soon to secure your spot! Limited scholarships are available by applying here: http://bit.ly/BGCScholarshipsVolunteer:
Want to help out? We are in need of VOLUNTEERS! Signup for a specific role & time http://blackgirlscode.ivolunteer.com/bgcatlvr_018Make sure you have filled out a Volunteer Registration Form.
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You probably know them from the constant coverage they get on Fox News. They’re down-home opining of President Trump’s successes and putdowns of the Obama administration have raised plenty of eyebrows. Now the Diamond and Silk Chit Chat Live Tour is coming to Marietta, Georgia.
The event is going to be held on Sunday, October 7, 2018 in Cobb County, a Republican stronghold. The area comprising the 6th District has elected GOP leaders such as Newt Gingrich, Tom Price and Karen Handel.
Diamond and Silk Chit Chat Live Tour Heads To Marietta
Lynnette Hardaway (Diamond) and Rochelle Richardson (Silk), rose to fame during the 2016 presidential election by being outspoken live-stream video bloggers and social media personalities who bashed Hillary Clinton. They have met and shared the stage with Trump, their apparent idol and hope to build support for their unique brand of politics.
The duo hope to play an even bigger role in the 2020 election as Trump has often praised them (among others) in helping to bring him African-American support.
General Admission: $50.00 SHOWTIME: (5:00pm – 6:30pm)
Doors Open at 4pm
– Regular Seating to the Chit Chat Live.
VIP Admission: $150.00 VIP TIME: (3:00pm – 400pm)
Doors Open at 2:30pm
– Meet Diamond and Silk
– Take a photo with Diamond and Silk
– RSVP Seating to the Chit Chat Live
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Pre-Game party for the New Orleans Saints vs. Atlanta Falcons football game in Atlanta Ga on September 22, 2018.
Falcons owner Arthur Blank has invested heavily in Atlanta’s offense by choosing to give quarterback Matt Ryan largely what he wants in salary negotiations. The team has also shored up defensive and offensive lines, which both struggled at times last season.
This rivalry dates back to 1967, and Thursday’s meeting will mark the 96th time these two square off, which includes one postseason game (1991). Arguably, this is one of the NFL’s most underrated rivalries, as the two teams flat out hate each other. As if you needed reminders why Saints fans feel the way they do, here’s a brief refresher course.
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Business / Things To Do1 Min Read
On Sept. 1, 2018 you don’t want to miss this All-White Party going down in Atlanta. The event will be held at 595 North Avenue NW Atlanta, GA 30318.
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Atlanta / Things To Do2 Min ReadOn opening night of the 2018 BronzeLens Film Festival, movie lovers were treated to a feast of the senses with a series of independent films. About 70 people crammed into an intimate screening room at the Marriott Marquis in downtown Atlanta for the event, dubbed “All Shorts, All Night,” which was hosted by BET Networks.The matriarch for the evening was Atlanta film maven Khalimah Gaston, the creator of Screening Room ATL.The first film shown “Black Korea,” delves into domestic abuse and plight of Korean women who married African-American soldiers in the aftermath of the Korean War.Set in the 1980s, the film follows two children who are dropped off at the home of their grandmother on the Southside of Chicago.Shot in Atlanta, the film stars actors Jason Weaver, Jenne Kang, Erica Watson and Bella Gill, the daughter of the movie’s creator, Patti Kim Gill. It is the elder Gill’s life that was the inspiration for the film. Her Korean mother left her at her grandmother’s home in Chicago when she was just a child.
The screening was well represented by the movie’s makers. In addition to Gill, producer and casting director Genia Nooks was there as well.Bolstering the film screenings this year is BronzeLens’ freshly minted status as an Academy Awards qualifying festival for short films.Other films that will be screened during the week include select st “Jinn,” a short featuring Zoe Renee of “The Quad,” with Simone Missick from “Luke Cage”; “Isoken,” the Nigerian romantic comedy and the Atlanta-filmed BET miniseries “The Bobby Brown Story.”
Screening Room ATL’s Khalilah Gaston at the BronzeLens Film Festival 2018. -
Join Circus Combustus on a tale of transformation and reclamation. Follow Gene, our great Vaudeville star, as he moves through life and the afterlife, where he will encounter the ghosts of his past.
The event will be held at The Bakery, 825 Warner Street Southwest Atlanta, GA 30310.
Join Gene through his struggles with romantic longing, competition and his family of origin. The tale of Gene’s past, present and future will be expressed through aerial performance, fire spinning, dance and original music. With a story based on the Tibetan Book of the Dead and told through a Vaudeville setting, you will not be disappointed in the wake of this spectacle. Let us dazzle you with our stripes and glitz.
Friday, September 14th – $20 Presale / $25 at the door
Saturday, September 15th – $25 Presale/ $30 at the door
Sunday, September 16th – $20 Presale/ $25 at the doorLimited number of VIP tickets available
4 top table with excellent view. Includes 2 Bottles of Wine and Gourmet SnacksFriday, September 14th $200
Saturday, September 15th $230
Sunday, September 16th $200Doors open at 8pm, show at 9pm
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The rooftop of Ponce City Market is quickly becoming the place to be this summer. On Friday, September 7, 2018, you’ll see why. Press Play will take place at RFD Social – The Roof @ Ponce City Market, 675 Ponce De Leon Avenue NE Atlanta, GA 30308
Husband and wife duo, spoken word poet Amena Brown and DJ Opdiggy are teaming up for a new event series Press Play: an evening of drinks, poetry, comedy, and music.
Kickoff your Friday night on the Rooftop at Ponce City Market for a night of laughter, libations, poetry and deejaying inside RFD Social.
This month’s featured artists are comedian David Perdue (recently featured on OWN’s Love Is_____) and singer/songwriter and YouTube music sensation Jennifer Chung.
Get advanced tix before they are gone! Your ticket also gives you access to Skyline Park and 9 Mile Station.
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