The annual holiday extravaganza is back at the Jennie T. Anderson Theater. The talented stars of Pebblebrook High School and local professional artists fill the stage with holiday cheer again.
The Hunt House is an event space that hosts some of the area's finest musicians and local cuisine. Both in the intimate music room and the outdoor garden area, Hunt House offers a unique venue and listening experience.
Formed in 1987 in Philadelphia, the legendary Roots Crew consists of Black Thought (MC), Ahmir “?uestlove” Thompson (drums), Kamal Gray (electronic keyboards), F. Knuckles (percussion), Captain Kirk Douglas (electronic guitar), Damon Bryson (sousaphone) and James Poyser (electronic keyboard).
The 2019 Progressive Insurance Atlanta Boat Show returns Jan. 10-13, bringing more than 700 boats and more for the biggest and best in boating. Ages 13 and up: $15 at box office; Youth 12 and under: free (with a paid adult)
As you sink into a plush couch or join a friend at a café table, the modern world seems to drift away as classic silent films quietly flicker in the background while a live pianist plays. The Lumière Lounge features specialty cocktails made with local Hometown Honey in addition to a full bar.
The Atlanta 400 Baseball Fan Club will hold its annual winter banquet and fundraiser. The event includes a gala reception, a silent auction and a raffle of Braves memorabilia along with the awards dinner and program. Further details and registration info for the 2019 Gameboree will be posted on ATL400.org. All baseball fans are invited to attend. Save the date!
Martin Luther King Jr., March and Rally assembles at 1:15 p.m. at Peachtree Street and Baker Street, and the march begins at 1:45 p.m. Free.
Enjoy Free Entrance Days in the National Parks, including Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Enjoy free admission to the Atlanta History Center and Atlanta History Center Midtown in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Featuring special programming highlighting the contributions and stories of African-Americans in Atlanta, Atlanta History Center guests enjoy immersive museum theater performances and inspiring activities for all ages.
Acrobats of Hebei China are a “must-see” production that combines Chinese traditions, incredible acrobatics, stunning costumes, Chinese props and beautiful soundtrack. Ranging in ages from 19 to 25 and trained from childhood in acrobatics, they are marvels of what the human mind and body can accomplish.
You'll find jugglers, unicyclists, hoopers, kendama, live music and family fun for all ages. The juggling competition for the famous PHIL award happens Saturday at 2 p.m. Ask at the registration table if you'd like a free juggling lesson.