Check out the line-up:

Captain Pabst Stage

Summer Cannibals 1:05-1:35p

Real Estate 2:15-2:55p

Santigold 3:45-4:45

NOFX 5:35-6:35p

Mastodon 7:25-8:25p

Run The Jewels 8:55-9:55p

Unicorn Stage

Bad Spell 12:30-1:00p

Omni 1:40-2:10p

Titus Andronicus 3:00-3:40p

The Internet 4:50-5:30p

Charles Bradley 6:40-7:20p

The festival will host a a comedy stage in conjunction with The Red Clay Comedy Festival and invites event goers to enjoy interactive art elements, old-school arcade and video games, a mobile recording studio, a 30-foot unicorn with a light-up horn, a handy bike valet, $3 cans of Pabst, food and more. With doors at 12 p.m., tickets for ages 21 and up are $55 and available at www.atlanta.projectpabst.com.

 

France-Atlanta brings “French Connection” to ELEVATE public art festival:

 

This year’s ELEVATE public art festival will feature work by some Atlanta’s most interesting and thought-provoking artists. Adding international flavor to the festival, France-Atlanta is partnering with the City of Atlanta Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs to bring in some special guests.

French choreographer and dancer Noé Soulier will perform with his troupe on Saturday, October 15 at 5 pm. Throughout the festival there will an exhibition entitled “The Art of Democracy” which will include work by Cartooning for Peace cartoonists Jean “Plantu” Plantureux and Michel Kichka, along with Atlanta’s Mike Luckovich.

 

The festival will take place primarily on Broad Street, in Atlanta’s emerging cultural district downtown, from October 13-21. It is free and open to the public.  Click ELEVATE for more information!

Atlanta’s most historic music festival is back!

Saturday’s main stage will bring out an a soulful lineup, including national recording artist Rico Burrino, along with the cast of the Rap Game Season 3, who will be filming their show during the event.  And, keeping with the event’s civil rights roots, Mayor Kasim Reed and reps from both major political parties have conformed their attendance, and will answer any of your questions about voting this November.

Here’s a few Atlanta Happenings to put on your radar!  I’m TOO excited to announce the NEW stage play “Unholy War” coming your way November 3rd at 7 Stages Theater!  There’s a little personal excitement going on here because this masterpiece is written by my good friend Dui Jarrod and directed by friend Rhavynn Drummer!  #UnholyWarAtlanta

Story:

This wedding day is PERFECT – except for the groom, Yves, who is dealing with the heartbreaking dilemma of living happily ever after or leaving his bride-to-be stranded at the alter. He, with his groomsmen, take a gut-wrenching journey through his past rage and present fears, seconds before saying, “I do.” All in an effort to survive his greatest weakness (downfall?)…HER.

Be sure to visit www.unholywarplay.com for tickets and updated information!

Filmmaker Nneka Onuorah Partners with Atlanta Dream for “We Are All Women” Campaign

Producer & Director of The Same Difference documentary is calling all women to stand in solidarity and challenging internal-homophobia among the LGBTQ community. The unwavering desire for change sparked the social justice campaign, “We Are All Women“, which aims to increase awareness of the systematic challenges that African-American bisexual and lesbian women face in areas such as healthcare, education, and more.

The film screening, which will be held in conjunction with the Atlanta Dream, takes place at noon on Sunday, September 4, 2016 at Philips Arena in Atlanta, GA with the rally immediately following at 2:45 pm at Piedmont Park.

Tickets to the screening enables attendees to attend the “Atlanta Dream vs. Seattle Storm” game at 6:00 pm later that day.