+ See the sights: It’s no secret that Atlanta is hot as the dickens this time of year. But resist the urge to plant yourself by the AC unit until September and explore North Highland’s scenic greenspace instead. + DIY: Part of an organization (or just a group of friends) that wants to host an activity?...
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For the past 20 years, the Atlanta Bicycle Coalition has helped Atlanta safely get on two wheels. Bike lanes are popping up everywhere along with amazing events to promote pedestrian and bike awareness. Finding creative ways to get people out of their cars and to the streets is not only alleviating congestion, but helping...
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+ Score a sweet deal: The festival requires you buy a $3 button before purchasing a ticket to help keep Fringe Fest going. But the best part is the perks: bring your button to local spots including Raging Burrito, Sutra Lounge and Eddie’s Attic for freebies and discounted goods. + Job opportunities: Fringe is looking to hire...
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Lately, Atlanta has been an incubator of ideas for many creatives, from film to art and music. However, the performing arts, along with theater, continue to fly under the radar. The Atlanta Fringe Festival is here to change that by giving an opportunity for performers to show their passion and talents in front of crowds. The...
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My addiction to Free Art Friday Atlanta began on Friday, March 2nd when I found a magnet made by graphic artists, the Peregrine Consortium. I immediately recognized the location of the piece from their photo clue on Twitter — it was the entrance to Hop City. I raced from work to the shop which was less than...
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Many Atlantans are familiar with Brandon Sadler’s work, though they may not know it. He’s done collaborative and solo shows and at galleries like ABV and won last year’s Pabst Art Mural Atlanta Battle, but his most visible work is likely this larger-than-life Japanese-style fish mural splashed on a wall along Auburn Avenue.
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