An All-Star Comedic Lineup Features: Colin Mochrie, Gary Anthony Williams, Cedric Yarbrough, Fred Willard, Amber Nash, Mark Meer, Lucky Yates, Mats Eldøen, Too Many Cooks: The Musical!, Strongbad, The Atlanta Opera, Cellolitis, danceDanceDANCE!, Meatwad and More!
Date: Friday, June 5th to Saturday, June 13th
Time: Varies by day
About: If you’re looking to get out of town this weekend but don’t want to go far consider Chattanooga. They have great bars and restaurants, Chattanooga Brewing, and much more. This weeklong festival has a little something for everyone but some of the top bands are: 3 Doors Down, WAR, Cowboy Mouth, and Stone Temple Pilots. One of the best line-ups the festival is had in years! General admission is $55 at the gate for the entire weekend. Star Seating and Club Riverbend are also available.
Website/link for more information:
http://www.riverbendfestival.com/
Atlanta Beer Festivals will host the 6th Atlanta Summer Beer Fest at the Masquerade Music Park on Saturday, June 20, 2014. This event will feature 200+ beers, ciders, and a small selection of wines.
There is nothing more beautiful than the Atlanta Skyline at night with the lights a-glow, while the skywheel floats gracefully clock-wise changing from green to red to blue. What makes it even more wondrous is the unending sea of people covering a large amounts of muddied earth. They all sway in time to the beat, while the rhythmic lights from the stage cast shadows onto that sea of moving people. Just imagine this moment with the skyline in the background, and you stand watching Primus from the side of the stage taking it all in. Epic.
On a stormy night in May, a few hundred people gather together for a lavish event that helps needy Georgians see. Women in ball gowns, men in tuxes, all dressed up to help their friends, family and strangers from all over Georgia. This event is the annual Night of Spectacles and now in it’s seventh year, Georgia Lions Lighthouse has helped over 6,490 people in 2013 alone.
As The Mist descended upon Atlanta, a rogue storm of bloodthirsty creatures wreaked havoc on this sprawling metropolis, while a small band of citizens fought for their lives held up under the Sweetwater 420 stage. Ok, maybe that was the synopsis for Steven King’s The Mist with some creative tweaks (special credit to IMDB), but none the less, the mist was a minor issue. What it wasn’t an issue for was the spirit and mood of Sweetwater 420 Festival. With great music, a vibrant artists market and a ton of happy people, the festival was in full force despite the minor mist setback.
“We Smoke Pig Butts and We Cannot Lie” – Smoke Ring BBQ.
Step right up! Don’t worry height restrictions don’t apply here; you can be 10 feet or 2 feet to ride these ride. With the beautiful Atlanta downtown skyline, blue sky, and the red flags of a carnival tent swaying in the wind, The Beer Carnival rolled into town with a plethora of engaging carnival games and beer. On this glorious day there were so many carnival games, it was almost impossible to figure out where to start. To the right were games and beer to the left were games and beer, what shall we do first?
You’re Bacon Me Crazy. FOR MORE INFORMATION: http://www.dadsgarage.com/shows/season-19/special-events/baconfest-2014.aspx By Liz and John Attaway With a short cover of Closing Time renamed “Pooping Time” and the distinct smell of bacon in the air, Baconfest 2014 kicked-off with a few rolling clouds, light sprinkles, and all the bacon you could eat. Despite feeling like the Wicked Witch […]
