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1-11 Nightly
Lasershow Spectacular 2002
Enjoy a spectacular laser show,
projected onto Stone Mountain's north face. Relax on the lawn as it is
transformed into a natural amphitheater and enjoy a dazzling display of laser
lights featuring characters, stories, graphics and special effects choreographed
to popular music in surround sound.
Stone Mountain Park
www.stonemountainpark.com
770/498-5690
1
Atlanta Braves Baseball
Atlanta Braves vs. Milwaukee Brewers
Turner Field
www.atlantabraves.com
404-577-9100
1
Thursday Thunder Legends Series
Atlanta Motor Speedway
www.atlantamotorspeedway.com
770/707-7904
1
Under Antarctic Ice
This exhibition of work by renowned underwater
photographer and Atlanta native, Norbert Wu is enhanced by mounted specimens
from Fernbank’s collection. In this case he is not only underwater, but under
ice. Under Antarctic Ice shows unique scenes made under the most bizarre
conditions imaginable. Sunlight penetrates through the sheet and the frigid
seawater to form eerily beautiful displays. Ice takes wild forms. But most
amazingly, life shows its ability to make strange adaptations to set up a viable
ecology.
Fernbank Science Center
http://fsc.fernbank.edu
404-378-4311
1-4
Independent Georgia music art film festival
Featuring over 17 bands, including Elf Power,
shannonwright, 20 Miles, Cat Power, The Sunshine Fix, The Detroit Cobras,
Mastodon and Songs: Ohia, as well as rock photography and video art showcases.
Visit www.independentgeorgia.org for full festival listings.
The EARL
www.badearl.com
404-522-3950, 1-800-594 TIXX for tickets
1-4
Happy Birthday Moon
Fernbank Science Center’s summer Family
Planetarium Program is Happy Birthday Moon, based on books by beloved children’s
author Frank Asch. It stars a little bird and a bear who discover the wonders of
the world around them.
Fernbank Science Center
http://fsc.fernbank.edu
404-378-4311
1-9
Kids’ Camp Exhibit
Works by kids in the Spruill Center
Summer Camp
Spruill Center for the Arts
www.spruillarts.org
770/394-3447
1, 2, 7, 11
Two Gentlemen of Verona
Love and lust test the bonds of
friendship as two men fall for the same woman! Shakespeare's first romantic
comedy ripples with witty language, comic insanity, and the most lovable puppy
to ever grace the stage.
Georgia Shakespeare Festival
www.gashakespeare.org
404/264-0020
1-18
Works of Virginia Twinam Smith & Ruth Gogel
A photographic exhibition from enhanced realism to abstract.
“Calm Before the Storm”
Photography of Israel and Malta by Fiona Buttigieg.
Member Juried Exhibition and Competition #4
Showcasing works from ART
Station's member artists.
ART Station
www.artstation.org
770/469-1105
1-18
Other Moons
Experience Fernbank Science Center’s
new adult planetarium program, Other Moons. In addition to the Earth's natural
satellite, there are dozens of "other moons" in our solar system. They range in
size from small mountains to worlds of planetary dimensions. Many will be
explored in coming years as our species reaches out into space, but you can see
them now through the magic of Fernbank's planetarium!
Fernbank Science Center
http://fsc.fernbank.edu
404-378-4311
1-23
Weddings through the Decades
A special exhibit at the Old
Courthouse on
the Square that will reflect and commemorate the diversity, rituals, and
trends of the times. Personal and family wedding mementos, invitations,
photos, portraits, scrapbooks, wedding gowns and more from DeKalb County
couples will be on display.
101 E. Court Square
Intersection of Clairemont Ave. & West Ponce de Leon
www.dekalbhistory.org
404-373-1088
1-30
From Inside the Women’s House: Mixed Media by Jena Sibille
This exhibit grew from artist Jena
Sibille’s work as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Papua New Guinea. The mixed media
pieces are made from materials that are central to the lives of the native women
– tapa (beaten bark) cloth and natural twine. The artist is “conscious of
bridging the customs of two cultures and the universal tradition of women
creating textiles.”
Callanwolde Fine Arts Center
www.callanwolde.org
404-872-5338
1-31
Australia: Land Beyond Time
Explore the lavish richness,
diversity and uniqueness of the land down under in this spectacular IMAX® Film.
You'll be amazed by the endless coastline and vast expanses of red, sandy
desert-each revealing distinctive inhabitants and dramatic scenery. Watch as
kangaroos bound majestically across the plains, thorny devils scamper comically
through the spinifex, and koala families lounge atop their eucalyptus perches in
this tribute to a truly exotic locale.
Fernbank Museum of Natural History
www.fernbank.edu/museum
404-929-6400
1-31
Kilimanjaro: To the Roof of Africa
Journey to the summit of one of the world’s most
famous mountains. This new IMAX® film follows an African naturalist leading a
team of trekkers to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro. Witness the rich diversity of
its slopes, as you travel through five distinct climatic zones to reach the
19,340 foot peak. The film also explores the formation of the African continent,
the Rift Valley, and Africa’s fiery volcanic history along with the mountain’s
delicate ecosystems and their unique flora and fauna.
Fernbank Museum of Natural History
www.fernbank.edu/museum
404-929-6400
1-31
Galleries of Ancient Egyptian, Nubian, and Near Eastern Art
This new installation will feature
the important Carlos Museum acquisition of a collection of ancient Egyptian
artifacts purchased primarily with funds donated by the citizens of Atlanta.
Coming from the Niagara Falls Museum in Canada, the objects include sumptuously
decorated coffins-among the finest known from ancient Egypt-10 mummies, Canopic
jars, amulets, shawabtis, jewelry, reliefs and more. The objects represent an
overview of the development of funerary art in ancient Egypt at its most
inventive and prolific period. Extensive programming will accompany this stellar
permanent exhibit of ancient Egyptian, Nubian, and Near Eastern art at the
Carlos.
Michael C. Carlos Museum
www.carlos.emory.edu
404/727-4282
1-31
Common Culture Prints Show
The Spruill Gallery is proud to have
been selected to exhibit Common Culture, a suite of prints by emerging artists
from around the country. These distinguished young artmakers were invited by the
Southern Graphics Council, a national organization of printmakers, to create
works dealing with race, class and politics in the South.
Spruill Center for the Arts
www.spruillarts.org
770/394-3447
1-31
Ancient Empires
Syria: Land of Civilizations
Embark on a fascinating journey to
the ancient Near East and encounter some of the world’s oldest cultures. Ancient
Empires features more than 450 archaeological treasures including prehistoric
stone tools, ancient cuneiform tablets, jewelry and sculpture from Roman times,
and medieval manuscripts. Trace the succession of early farming villages,
emerging cities, prosperous city-states and powerful empires. Witness their
amazing artifacts, many of which have been on display in the United States until
now. From the earliest farming settlements 10,000 years ago to medieval times,
learn why historic Syria was a birthplace of civilizations and a center for
trade, metallurgy, religion and writing. Celebrate the inventiveness of a land
and its people, and the rich cultural and scientific legacy they left behind in
this once-in-a lifetime exhibition.
Fernbank Museum of Natural History
www.fernbank.edu/museum
404‑929‑6400
1-31
The Arts of India and the Himalayas: Recent Acquisitions
Aided principally by the Nathan
Rubin-Ida Ladd Family Foundation, the Museum has acquired works of Asian art
with a special interest in South Asia, the focus of the gallery's inaugural
installation. Featured works include a majestic late 1st-early 2nd century
seated Buddha from Mathura in India, one of the most important such works in an
American museum, and an 11th-12th century high relief sculpture of a rare,
cosmic form of eighteen-armed Vishnu with numerous swaying attendants, a
stunning example of the elegance and sophistication of Indian medieval
sculpture. Some of the finest bronze sculptures ever created were produced by
artisans working under the Chola Dynasty of South India between the ninth and
thirteenth centuries; a sophisticated dancing Krishna from late in this period
can be seen in The Arts of South Asia and the Himalayas. A 10th-century bronze
Jain altar representing the Jina Rishabhanatha enshrined, a gift of Kellstadt
Professor of Marketing Jagdish Sheth of Emory's Goizueta Business School and his
wife Madhu, offers eloquent testimony of the third great religious tradition to
originate in India.
Michael C. Carlos Museum
www.carlos.emory.edu
404/727-4282
2
Kristen Hall & Garrison Starr
Eddie’s Attic
www.eddiesattic.com
404-377-4976
2
Peter, Paul & Mary
Chastain Park Amphitheater
www.classicchastain.org
404-253-5986
2
Tango Night at Callanwolde
Dance the Argentine Tango! Tango Rio
instructors will teach an introductory lesson. Hang around afterward for an open
Tango dance party. Dancers of all skill levels are welcome; no partner
necessary.
Callanwolde Fine Arts Center
www.callanwolde.org
404-872-5338
2, 3
Blue Plate Special: Della’s Diner #4
Meet the whole gang at the popular southern
diner in this longtime Atlanta musical favorite by Tom Edwards. The diner is
open, and Della’s in a tizzy over what’s happening on Morning Glory Mountain.
Will Connie Sue jump prison? Will Della ever get over “Chi-CA-gooo”? And just
WHY are Baby Joey’s eyes glowing in his head? Curious minds want to know! It’s
soap opera musical at its best! Great music, lots of laughter and tons of
foot-stomping. You’ll never look at a ketchup bottle the same again!
Onstage Atlanta
www.onstageatlanta.com
|404-897-1802
2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11
Closer Than Ever
A musical review with music by
David Shire and lyrics by Richard Maltby, Jr. Stage
Door Players
www.stagedoorplayers.com
770-396-1726
2, 9
Watch Movies Under the Stars
Kellogg's Cereal Box Tops are your ticket to
Movies Under the Stars in the
Stone Mountain Park Special Events Meadow. Admission will be accepted in
cereal box tops. Adults should bring two cereal box tops, Children 13 and under
should bring one cereal box top. Movies begin at approximately 8:30 PM.
Stone Mountain Park
www.stonemountainpark.com
770/498-5690
2-4
Atlanta Braves Baseball
Atlanta Braves vs. St. Louis Cardinals
Turner Field
www.atlantabraves.com
404-577-9100
2-31
IG (International Group show)
In conjunction with Independent
Georgia, this exhibit features original paintings and works on paper by
American, Spanish, English, Chinese and Dutch artists. Opening reception August
2.
Vinson Gallery
www.shawnvinsongallery.com
www.independentgeorgia.com
404-370-1720
2, 9, 16, 23, 30
Martinis and IMAX
Martinis & IMAX® has become one of
the most popular Friday night events in Atlanta, where guests can enjoy a
martini or cocktail, eat dinner, watch the fascinating IMAX® films and hear live
music. The event kicks off every Friday at 6:30 p.m. with films starting each
hour from 7-10 p.m.
Fernbank Museum of Natural History
www.fernbank.edu/museum
404/929-6400
2, 9, 16, 23, 30
Cirque du Soleil – Journey of Man
Special 10:00 feature at Martinis & IMAX®
Keep your eyes peeled or you’re
likely to miss something amazing! All of the phenomenal elements of a live show
are incorporated into this large format film: the music, the acts and the
atmosphere. This visual and musical celebration of life features the unique
performers of the live Cirque du Soleil shows and follows a mystical journey
through the stages of man from birth to maturity.
Fernbank Museum of Natural History
www.fernbank.edu/museum
404/929-6400
3
Appraisal Fair
Chamblee Antique Dealers offer a
free antique appraisals on the first Saturday each month. Appraisals are
conducted in the Broad Street Antique Mall.
Chamblee’s Antique Row
www.antiquerow.com
770/458-6316
3
Danielle Howle & Jeffery Dean Foster
Danielle will perform two shows of her eclectic
blend of rock, country, and folk, filled with her between-song witty chatter and
spontaneous hilarity. The New York Times called her "...an extraordinary mind, a
Southern storyteller with a gorgeous sense of melody that should be pouring out
of stereos everywhere...one to be treasured!"
Eddie’s Attic
www.eddiesattic.com
404-377-4976
3
Bruce Hornsby
Chastain Park Amphitheater
www.classicchastain.org
404-253-5986
3
Atlanta Silverbacks vs. Rochester
DeKalb Memorial Stadium
www.atlantasilverbacks.com
770/248-0492
3-4
DeKalb Down Home Blues Festival
Southeast Athletic Complex
404-687-2736
1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
Driving Miss Daisy
Travel with Jewish matron, Daisy
Werthan and her chauffeur, Hoke Coleburn from their reluctant introduction to
their mutual understanding. Both have an independence, strength, and stubborn
integrity that sets the stage for a delightful and poignant tête-à-tête. Already
a classic, this Pulitzer Prize winner, beloved by audiences the world over, is a
play to see again and again. Group rates available.
ART Station
www.artstation.org
770/469-1105
3, 8, 9
Death of a Salesman
A true American classic. Arthur
Miller's Death of a Salesman unweaves the lives of Willie Loman, a traveling
salesman determined to live the American dream, his sons Biff and Happy, and his
wife Linda. One of the most powerful plays in American literature, Death of a
Salesman is a theater experience that should not be missed.
Georgia Shakespeare Festival
www.gashakespeare.org
404/264-0020
4
Lunch with Eddie Tigner
The EARL
www.badearl.com
404-522-3950, 1-800-594 TIXX for tickets
4, 6, 10
The Merry Wives of Windsor
Big city smarts are no match for
shrewd native wit when the disreputable knight Falstaff descends upon the sleepy
town of Windsor in this lovable comedy. As part of a "get-rich-quick" scheme,
Falstaff courts not one, but two, of the town's wealthy matrons, only to be put
in place by the quick-witted duo.
Georgia Shakespeare Festival
www.gashakespeare.org
404/264-0020
5
Acoustic Open Mic
Eddie’s Attic
www.eddiesattic.com
404-377-4976
5
The Country Teasers
The EARL
www.badearl.com
404-522-3950, 1-800-594 TIXX for tickets
6, 20
Organic Farmers’ Market
Shop for fresh, organic produce
and see a chef’s demonstration!
Dunwoody Nature Center
www.dunwoodynature.org
770-394-3322
7
Teddy Pendergrass & Stephanie Mills
Chastain Park Amphitheater
www.classicchastain.org
404-253-5986
7
Atlanta Beat vs. San Diego
Morris Brown College
Herndon Stadium
www.theatlantabeat.com
404/269-6400
7
The Carbonas, Federation X
The EARL
www.badearl.com
404-522-3950, 1-800-594 TIXX for tickets
8
Girl Chris, Luigi, The Black Lips
The EARL
www.badearl.com
404-522-3950, 1-800-594 TIXX for tickets
9
Cigar Store Indians
The Cigar Store Indians are a 4-piece Georgia
band that puts on an incredible show! They recently released a live CD (half of
which was recorded here at the Attic) that showcases their early
rockabilly-inspired songs and the still rocking but matured sound of the band
today. The band's enthusiasm and energy are infectious, and their goal is
simply to make sure their audience is having a great time!
Eddie’s Attic
www.eddiesattic.com
404-377-4976
9
Empire State, Parker & Lily, A Fir-Ju Well
The EARL
www.badearl.com
404-522-3950, 1-800-594 TIXX for tickets
10
“Second Saturdays” Guided Hikes
Bring your family and a picnic
for a fascinating, naturalist-guided tour of the Dunwoody Nature Center!
Pre-registration required.
Dunwoody Nature Center
www.dunwoodynature.org
770-394-3322
10
Grand Opening: Gallery of Creation
The Gallery of Creation in Stone
Mountain Village features an inspirational presentation of natural history
displays interpreted by a talking, robotic lion and lamb. Exhibits include
butterflies, rocks and minerals, fossils, insects, meteorites, seashells and
much more.
Gallery of Creation
770-469-8208
10
Atlanta Beat vs. Philadelphia
Morris Brown College
Herndon Stadium
www.theatlantabeat.com
404/269-6400
10
The Floating Men (CD Release Party) with special guest Eva Hunter. Also, Nathan Beaver
Nashville-based band The Floating Men have
built their reputation on challenging musical and lyrical boundaries. Their
music channels the band's creative brilliance, creating an overflow of
irresistible hooks, daredevil lyrics, and power-packed musicianship.
Eddie’s Attic
www.eddiesattic.com
404-377-4976
10
Chunklet Magazine presents: American Analog Set, Her Space Holiday
The EARL
www.badearl.com
404-522-3950, 1-800-594 TIXX for tickets
10
George Benson & Natalie Cole
Chastain Park Amphitheater
www.classicchastain.org
404-253-5986
10-31
River Walk
This exhibition, supplied by the
Anniston Museum of Natural History, includes photographs and interactive
displays identifying and illustrating the fragility and beauty of Southern
rivers, and offers hope for protecting waters for future generations. It is
enhanced by additional materials about Atlanta's streams and waterways.
Fernbank Science Center
http://fsc.fernbank.edu
404-378-4311
10-31
Driving Miss Daisy
Travel with Jewish matron, Daisy
Werthan and her chauffeur, Hoke Coleburn from their reluctant introduction to
their mutual understanding. Both have an independence, strength, and stubborn
integrity that sets the stage for a delightful and poignant tête-à-tête. Already
a classic, this Pulitzer Price winner, beloved by audiences the world over, is a
play to see again and again.
ART Station
www.artstation.org
770/469-1105
11
dunch (dinner/lunch) with myself
The EARL
www.badearl.com
404-522-3950, 1-800-594 TIXX for tickets
12
Acoustic Open Mic
Eddie’s Attic
www.eddiesattic.com
404-377-4976
13
Clay Cook, Something Breaking opens
Eddie’s Attic
www.eddiesattic.com
404-377-4976
13-15
Atlanta Braves Baseball
Atlanta Braves vs. San Francisco Giants
Turner Field
www.atlantabraves.com
404-577-9100
13
Chunklet Magazine presents:
swami records showcase: Hot Snakes, Beehive and the Barracudas + all night dance
party
The EARL
www.badearl.com
404-522-3950, 1-800-594 TIXX for tickets
14
Callanwolde Coffeehouse
An open mic session of music, poetry and more!
Join us in the Conservatory for this emerging talent. The first ten poets to
sign up may read from their works. Also featured will be singer Myron McGhee.
Callanwolde Fine Arts
Center
www.callanwolde.org
404-872-5338
14
Kenny Rogers
Chastain Park Amphitheater
www.classicchastain.org
404-253-5986
14
Writers-in-the-Round with Blake Guthrie, David Franklin, and Heidi Hensley
Eddie’s Attic
www.eddiesattic.com
404-377-4976
14
The Liverhearts, To Name a Few
The EARL
www.badearl.com
404-522-3950, 1-800-594 TIXX for tickets
15
Keith Sykes
Keith Sykes has been in the music scene for 30
years as singer, guitarist, songwriter, producer, record company executive, and
more. His latest release "Don't Count Us Out" features a true finger-picking
Americana flavor. Keith has appeared on Saturday Night Live and Austin City
Limits and has been featured in Time, Newsweek, and Rolling Stone.
Eddie’s Attic
www.eddiesattic.com
404-377-4976
15
Lazyline Records Showcase: The Fairline Parkway, Mantissa
The EARL
www.badearl.com
404-522-3950, 1-800-594 TIXX for tickets
15-31
Children’s Science Book Exhibit
This exhibit is composed of science trade books
for children, selected each year by a committee of educators from the National
Science Teachers Association in cooperation with the Children's Book Council.
Topics cover a broad range of topics, including biographies, astronomy,
anthropology, earth sciences, the environment, medical and health sciences,
physics, technology and engineering. They range from picture books for the very
young to in-depth scientific discussions enhanced by photographs, diagrams and
glossaries.
Fernbank Science Center
http://fsc.fernbank.edu
404-378-4311
16
Steve Forbert
Steve Forbert is a Southern-born, New York
City-based artist who has been called "a folk rock hero!" His songs are unique,
disarming, and universally true. Steve has the amazing skill to channel the
best of folk, rock, country, and R&B into his uniquely Americana sound.
Eddie’s Attic
www.eddiesattic.com
404-377-4976
16-19
Atlanta Braves Baseball
Atlanta Braves vs. Colorado Rockies
Turner Field
www.atlantabraves.com
404-577-9100
17
Summer’s End Dance
This event features merengue star Gisele, a
dance contest and music by DJ Geo. Presented by New Ideals and El Rebusque
magazine.
DeKalb Atlanta Center
404-327-8732 or 404-321-0663
17
The Irish Tenors and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
Chastain Park Amphitheater
www.classicchastain.org
404-253-5986
17
Pierce Pettis
Eddie’s Attic
www.eddiesattic.com
404-377-4976
17
I am the World Trade Center, VHS or Beta, Dominicans in Control
The EARL
www.badearl.com
404-522-3950, 1-800-594 TIXX for tickets
17,24,30,31
Lasershow Spectacular 2002
Enjoy a spectacular lasershow,
projected onto Stone Mountain's north face. Relax on the lawn as it is
transformed into a natural amphitheater and enjoy a dazzling display of laser
lights featuring characters, stories, graphics and special effects choreographed
to popular music in surround sound.
Stone Mountain Park
www.stonemountainpark.com
770/498-5690
18, 25
2002 Civil War Encampments
Military drills, marching
demonstrations, musket firing, and visits to the soldiers camp just like it was
in 1861. Then be sure to stroll through the Plantation grounds and take in
blacksmithing, meat smoking, open hearth cooking, plus one of the finest
collections of 19th century antiques in the Southeast. It is all included with
regular Plantation admission.
Stone Mountain Park
www.stonemountainpark.com
770/498-5690
19
Acoustic Open Mic
Eddie’s Attic
www.eddiesattic.com
404-377-4976
20
Nathan Sheppard, MPE Band
Eddie’s Attic
www.eddiesattic.com
404-377-4976
21
Lunch & Wildflowers Lecture Series
George Sanko will lead a garden walk
and speak about “Native Climbers.”
Georgia Perimeter College
www.gpc.edu
404-244-5001
21
Vince Gill
Chastain Park Amphitheater
www.classicchastain.org
404-253-5986
23
Wendy Bucklew (CD Release Party)
Eddie’s Attic
www.eddiesattic.com
404-377-4976
23
The Mercury Program, The Six Parts Seven, Good Friday Experiment
The EARL
www.badearl.com
404-522-3950, 1-800-594 TIXX for tickets
23-24
BB King Music Festival with BB King, George Thorogood & the Destroyers, and The Fabulous Thunderbirds
Chastain Park Amphitheater
www.classicchastain.org
404-253-5986
24-25
Dino Birthday Bash
Celebrate the one-year birthday of
the grand opening of Giants of the Mesozoic with special kids’ activities
and crafts, giveaways, treats, special guests and, of course, the world’s
largest dinosaurs!
Fernbank Museum of Natural History
www.fernbank.edu/museum
404-929-6400
24-31
Mel Bochner: If the Color Changes
Mel Bochner is a conceptual artist
who began exhibiting his works in the 1960s. Melding philosophy with painting,
drawing, photography, printmaking and sculpture, he has always been interested
in investigating the relation between thinking and seeing, and his works in
recent years have become more sensual, especially in the use of color. The
Carlos Museum has acquired two of these recent works, monoprints from a series
based on a quotation from the Austrian philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein’s Remarks
on Color. Those, along with several prints and paintings on loan from other
institutions, will compose this vivid exhibition.
Michael C. Carlos Museum
www.carlos.emory.edu
404/727-4282
24
Birding Field Trip in Fernbank Forest
Both beginners and experienced birders are
invited. Expert leaders from the Atlanta Audubon Society will lead each morning
walk. Checklists will be provided, but participants need to bring their own
binoculars.
Fernbank Science Center
http://fsc.fernbank.edu
404-378-4311
24
Matthew Kahler, Jason Lavasseur
Eddie’s Attic
www.eddiesattic.com
404-377-4976
25
The Wine Festival at Villa Christina
Enjoy an elegant afternoon of fine
wine and gourmet food. The festival features pour samples of over 200 premium
wines, gourmet food prepared by 40 of Atlanta’s favorite restaurants, art
exhibits, chef demonstrations, a silent auction and live entertainment from some
of Atlanta’s best jazz, blues and rock acts.
Villa Christina
www.villachristina.com
404-303-0133
25
Atlanta Silverbacks vs. Pittsburgh
DeKalb Memorial Stadium
www.atlantasilverbacks.com
770/248-0492
26
Acoustic Open Mic
Eddie’s Attic
www.eddiesattic.com
404-377-4976
27
Gallery Talk
An in-depth introduction and
private guided tour of Ancient Empires, Syria: Land of Civilizations. Dr.
Maxwell Miller, Fernbank’s archaeologist and expert on Middle East studies,
leads this special evening beginning with a slide talk and overview of historic
Syria, followed by a tour of exhibition highlights.
Fernbank Museum of Natural History
www.fernbank.edu/museum
404-929-6400
28
Seth Horan, Jennifer Erb, & more
Eddie’s Attic
www.eddiesattic.com
404-377-4976
28
John Tesh
Chastain Park Amphitheater
www.classicchastain.org
404-253-5986
29
Screen Door, Jim McCaffery opens
Eddie’s Attic
www.eddiesattic.com
404-377-4976
29
Chunklet Magazine presents: Golden, Rye Coalition, Moreland Audio
The EARL
www.badearl.com
404-522-3950, 1-800-594 TIXX for tickets
30
Christine Kane, Tom Kimmel opens
Eddie’s Attic
www.eddiesattic.com
404-377-4976
31
Michelle Malone, The Walker Project opens
Eddie’s Attic
www.eddiesattic.com
404-377-4976