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Jessica DoddMarch 31st - April 19th, 20077-11pmArt House presents Jessica Dodd. Jessica is a photography major at Savannah College of Art and Design. Using photography, Jessic stimulates an unsettling childhood with small-scale sets and porcelain dolls.111 New Street, Suite B (East Decatur Station)www.arthousecoop.com
Jessica DoddMarch 31st - April 19th, 20077-11pmArt House presents Jessica Dodd. Jessica is a photography major at Savannah College of Art and Design. Using photography, Jessic stimulates an unsettling childhood with small-scale sets and porcelain dolls.111 New Street, Suite B (East Decatur Station)www.arthousecoop.com
Jessica DoddMarch 31st - April 19th, 20077-11pmArt House presents Jessica Dodd. Jessica is a photography major at Savannah College of Art and Design. Using photography, Jessic stimulates an unsettling childhood with small-scale sets and porcelain dolls.111 New Street, Suite B (East Decatur Station)www.arthousecoop.com
Stop by the Toco Hills Shopping Center and check out works by 15 artists in the annual Toco Hill Artist Market.The market will feature paintings, photography, ceramics, jewelry, woodwork, etc. Many of the participating artists will be featured in the upcoming Decatur Arts Festival!Saturday, March 31, 2007
9-5pmToco Hills Shopping Center
Stop by the Toco Hills Shopping Center and check out works by 15 artists in the annual Toco Hill Artist Market.The market will feature paintings, photography, ceramics, jewelry, woodwork, etc. Many of the participating artists will be featured in the upcoming Decatur Arts Festival!Saturday, March 31, 2007
9-5pmToco Hills Shopping Center
Stop by the Toco Hills Shopping Center and check out works by 15 artists in the annual Toco Hill Artist Market.The market will feature paintings, photography, ceramics, jewelry, woodwork, etc. Many of the participating artists will be featured in the upcoming Decatur Arts Festival!Saturday, March 31, 2007
9-5pmToco Hills Shopping Center
Theatre Decatur invites you to its annual fundraiser the Cash Bash!On Saturday, March 31st, the fundraiser will take place at the old Wachovia Building at 315 Ponce de Leon to celebrate Theatre Decatur!Make your reservations today by calling 404.373.3904 or email info@theatredecatur.comTickets are $20Attire is Black Tie OptionalIf you are unable to attend, you may still support the theatre by way of donations. Hope to see you there!
Theatre Decatur invites you to its annual fundraiser the Cash Bash!On Saturday, March 31st, the fundraiser will take place at the old Wachovia Building at 315 Ponce de Leon to celebrate Theatre Decatur!Make your reservations today by calling 404.373.3904 or email info@theatredecatur.comTickets are $20Attire is Black Tie OptionalIf you are unable to attend, you may still support the theatre by way of donations. Hope to see you there!
Theatre Decatur invites you to its annual fundraiser the Cash Bash!On Saturday, March 31st, the fundraiser will take place at the old Wachovia Building at 315 Ponce de Leon to celebrate Theatre Decatur!Make your reservations today by calling 404.373.3904 or email info@theatredecatur.comTickets are $20Attire is Black Tie OptionalIf you are unable to attend, you may still support the theatre by way of donations. Hope to see you there!
Last day of Impressed at Vinson Gallery- Last day of Vinson Gallery's Impressed Exhibition featuring works by M.C. Escher, Anne Desmet, Fernando Feijoo, Gary Goodman and Chris Pig, 404.370.1720
- 2-5pm: Eddie's Attic hosts a Partial Capo workshop, 404.377.4976
- 8pm: Eddie's Attic presents the Partial Capo DVD Release Party with Don Conoscenti and Randall Williams, 404.377.4976
Last day of Impressed at Vinson Gallery- Last day of Vinson Gallery's Impressed Exhibition featuring works by M.C. Escher, Anne Desmet, Fernando Feijoo, Gary Goodman and Chris Pig, 404.370.1720
- 2-5pm: Eddie's Attic hosts a Partial Capo workshop, 404.377.4976
- 8pm: Eddie's Attic presents the Partial Capo DVD Release Party with Don Conoscenti and Randall Williams, 404.377.4976
Last day of Impressed at Vinson Gallery- Last day of Vinson Gallery's Impressed Exhibition featuring works by M.C. Escher, Anne Desmet, Fernando Feijoo, Gary Goodman and Chris Pig, 404.370.1720
- 2-5pm: Eddie's Attic hosts a Partial Capo workshop, 404.377.4976
- 8pm: Eddie's Attic presents the Partial Capo DVD Release Party with Don Conoscenti and Randall Williams, 404.377.4976
Jennifer Daniels performs at Eddie's- 7pm: Eddie's Attic presents Ben Wakeman, family-friendly music with warm vocals and strong harmonies that fans of James Taylor and David Wilcox will like, 404.377.4976
- 9:30pm: Eddie's Attic presents long time Attic favorite Jennifer Daniels, 404.377.4976
Jennifer Daniels performs at Eddie's- 7pm: Eddie's Attic presents Ben Wakeman, family-friendly music with warm vocals and strong harmonies that fans of James Taylor and David Wilcox will like, 404.377.4976
- 9:30pm: Eddie's Attic presents long time Attic favorite Jennifer Daniels, 404.377.4976
Jennifer Daniels performs at Eddie's- 7pm: Eddie's Attic presents Ben Wakeman, family-friendly music with warm vocals and strong harmonies that fans of James Taylor and David Wilcox will like, 404.377.4976
- 9:30pm: Eddie's Attic presents long time Attic favorite Jennifer Daniels, 404.377.4976
Noam Chomsky- 7:30pm: Indie Coffee and Books presents Indie Movie Night featuring Noam Chomsky: rebel without a pause. MIT professor and respected political analyst Noam Chomsky speaks his mind on sober issues including the U.S. war on terrorism, anti-American sentiment, media manipulation, the after-effects of 9/11, and social activism at high-profile gatherings. The film also features interviews with his wife, activits, fans and critics, and examines the truths and myths surrounding the anti-capitalist and longtime advocate of liberty and justice, 404.378.7110
- 8pm: Eddie's Attic hosts the CD Release with Sodajerk and Little Country Giants, 404.377.4976
Noam Chomsky- 7:30pm: Indie Coffee and Books presents Indie Movie Night featuring Noam Chomsky: rebel without a pause. MIT professor and respected political analyst Noam Chomsky speaks his mind on sober issues including the U.S. war on terrorism, anti-American sentiment, media manipulation, the after-effects of 9/11, and social activism at high-profile gatherings. The film also features interviews with his wife, activits, fans and critics, and examines the truths and myths surrounding the anti-capitalist and longtime advocate of liberty and justice, 404.378.7110
- 8pm: Eddie's Attic hosts the CD Release with Sodajerk and Little Country Giants, 404.377.4976
Noam Chomsky- 7:30pm: Indie Coffee and Books presents Indie Movie Night featuring Noam Chomsky: rebel without a pause. MIT professor and respected political analyst Noam Chomsky speaks his mind on sober issues including the U.S. war on terrorism, anti-American sentiment, media manipulation, the after-effects of 9/11, and social activism at high-profile gatherings. The film also features interviews with his wife, activits, fans and critics, and examines the truths and myths surrounding the anti-capitalist and longtime advocate of liberty and justice, 404.378.7110
- 8pm: Eddie's Attic hosts the CD Release with Sodajerk and Little Country Giants, 404.377.4976
Java Monkey hosts its weekly Wednesday Bluegrass8:30pm404.378.5002
Java Monkey hosts its weekly Wednesday Bluegrass8:30pm404.378.5002
Java Monkey hosts its weekly Wednesday Bluegrass8:30pm404.378.5002
- 7:15pm: Georgia Center for the Book presents Earl & Merle Black at the Decatur Library. Earl (Rice University) and Merle (Emory University) are two of the most knowledgeable experts on Southern politics (Politics and Society in the South, The Rise of Southern Republicans). They discuss growing political divisiveness in their revealing new book, Divided American: The Ferocious Power Struggle in American Politics. They argue that neither party can claim majority status, and that the race for the White House now rests on a handful of states in the Midwest, 404.370.8450
- 7:30pm: Eddie's Attic hosts Comedy Night, 404.377.4976
- 7:15pm: Georgia Center for the Book presents Earl & Merle Black at the Decatur Library. Earl (Rice University) and Merle (Emory University) are two of the most knowledgeable experts on Southern politics (Politics and Society in the South, The Rise of Southern Republicans). They discuss growing political divisiveness in their revealing new book, Divided American: The Ferocious Power Struggle in American Politics. They argue that neither party can claim majority status, and that the race for the White House now rests on a handful of states in the Midwest, 404.370.8450
- 7:30pm: Eddie's Attic hosts Comedy Night, 404.377.4976
- 7:15pm: Georgia Center for the Book presents Earl & Merle Black at the Decatur Library. Earl (Rice University) and Merle (Emory University) are two of the most knowledgeable experts on Southern politics (Politics and Society in the South, The Rise of Southern Republicans). They discuss growing political divisiveness in their revealing new book, Divided American: The Ferocious Power Struggle in American Politics. They argue that neither party can claim majority status, and that the race for the White House now rests on a handful of states in the Midwest, 404.370.8450
- 7:30pm: Eddie's Attic hosts Comedy Night, 404.377.4976
Aethelred the Unready at Theatre Decatur- 2pm: Theatre Decatur presents Aethelred the Unready. A new historical tragicomedy by Atlanta's premier local playwright Marki Shalloe about the reign of England's king, Aethelred, 404.373.5311
- 5pm: The Clairmont Presbyterian Church presents the Georgia Festival Chorus. The chorus has sung much of the world's greatest choral literature since 1987. With the Cobb Symphony Orchestra, they have performed the Mozart Requiem, Handel's Messiah, Vivaldi's Gloria, and Schubert's Mass in G. The chorus has performed concerts in many churches and cathedrals in Atlanta, London, Vienna and Salzburg, 404.634.3355
- 7pm: Eddie's Attic presents Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers, 404.377.4976
- 8pm: Java Monkey hosts its Java Monkey Speaks Poetry open mic hosted by Kodac Harrison, 404.378.5002
Aethelred the Unready at Theatre Decatur - 2pm: Theatre Decatur presents Aethelred the Unready. A new historical tragicomedy by Atlanta's premier local playwright Marki Shalloe about the reign of England's king, Aethelred, 404.373.5311
- 5pm: The Clairmont Presbyterian Church presents the Georgia Festival Chorus. The chorus has sung much of the world's greatest choral literature since 1987. With the Cobb Symphony Orchestra, they have performed the Mozart Requiem, Handel's Messiah, Vivaldi's Gloria, and Schubert's Mass in G. The chorus has performed concerts in many churches and cathedrals in Atlanta, London, Vienna and Salzburg, 404.634.3355
- 7pm: Eddie's Attic presents Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers, 404.377.4976
- 8pm: Java Monkey hosts its Java Monkey Speaks Poetry open mic hosted by Kodac Harrison, 404.378.5002
Aethelred the Unready at Theatre Decatur - 2pm: Theatre Decatur presents Aethelred the Unready. A new historical tragicomedy by Atlanta's premier local playwright Marki Shalloe about the reign of England's king, Aethelred, 404.373.5311
- 5pm: The Clairmont Presbyterian Church presents the Georgia Festival Chorus. The chorus has sung much of the world's greatest choral literature since 1987. With the Cobb Symphony Orchestra, they have performed the Mozart Requiem, Handel's Messiah, Vivaldi's Gloria, and Schubert's Mass in G. The chorus has performed concerts in many churches and cathedrals in Atlanta, London, Vienna and Salzburg, 404.634.3355
- 7pm: Eddie's Attic presents Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers, 404.377.4976
- 8pm: Java Monkey hosts its Java Monkey Speaks Poetry open mic hosted by Kodac Harrison, 404.378.5002
Working hard at Duckbill Studios- 6-10pm: Duckbill Studios for Glassblowing invites everyone to their spring Open House at 3172 Ponce de Leon Ave. Glass demonstrations. Admission is free. Bring friends and family, 404.460.2791
- 8pm: Eddie's Attic presents Ellis Paul and Chuck Pyle, 404.377.4976
- 10pm: Academy Theatre presents 14 year old singer/dancer/actress Chandler Converse , who makes her cabaret debut, sotryteller Audrey Galex offers "A Piece for Peace," and saxophonist Eugene IV teams with keyboardist Derrill "D-Lux" Pruitt. Where? Academy Theater's Late Night Saturday, 404.583.1270
Working hard at Duckbill Studios- 6-10pm: Duckbill Studios for Glassblowing invites everyone to their spring Open House at 3172 Ponce de Leon Ave. Glass demonstrations. Admission is free. Bring friends and family, 404.460.2791
- 8pm: Eddie's Attic presents Ellis Paul and Chuck Pyle, 404.377.4976
- 10pm: Academy Theatre presents 14 year old singer/dancer/actress Chandler Converse , who makes her cabaret debut, sotryteller Audrey Galex offers "A Piece for Peace," and saxophonist Eugene IV teams with keyboardist Derrill "D-Lux" Pruitt. Where? Academy Theater's Late Night Saturday, 404.583.1270
Working hard at Duckbill Studios- 6-10pm: Duckbill Studios for Glassblowing invites everyone to their spring Open House at 3172 Ponce de Leon Ave. Glass demonstrations. Admission is free. Bring friends and family, 404.460.2791
- 8pm: Eddie's Attic presents Ellis Paul and Chuck Pyle, 404.377.4976
- 10pm: Academy Theatre presents 14 year old singer/dancer/actress Chandler Converse , who makes her cabaret debut, sotryteller Audrey Galex offers "A Piece for Peace," and saxophonist Eugene IV teams with keyboardist Derrill "D-Lux" Pruitt. Where? Academy Theater's Late Night Saturday, 404.583.1270
M Butterfly at Onstage Atlanta- 10am: Agnes Scott College hosts a public reading by Beatriz Rivera-Barnes, 404.471.6000
- 11am - 5pm: Emory's Visual Arts Building & Gallery hosts Atlanta artists, Aguilera and Bailey, as they presents their installation on Black and Cuban baseball leagues, 404.727.6515
- 7pm: MudFire hosts a free artist lecture and slide show inconjunction with the Molding a Playful Depth, a workshop with Lisa Orr. Lisa leads a two-day demonstration of hand-built pottery forming with molds, sprigs, slip trailing and using a variety of finishing techniques to achieve incredible surface depth and complexity. The workshop is March 24-25, $125 fee, class size 35. Please call 404.377.8033 for more information.
- 7pm: Eddie's Attic presents Hackensaw Boys with Michelle Malone, 404.377.4976
- 7:30pm: Emory's White Hall 208 hosts Finding Home: Film Screening and Discussion,. The Emory Psychoanalytic Institue presents its annual movie series, "Movie Mania," beginning January 2007. This screening if followed by a lecture by George Ganaway, M.D., 404.727.6123
- 8pm: Onstage Atlanta presents M Butterfly, a brilliant theatrical tour de force which, in its Broadway production, became an immediate critical and popular success. Drawn from real life events, involving the strange tale of a French diplomat who carried on a twenty-year relationship with a Chinese opera star without being aware that his "perfect woman" was really a man. The play becomes a powerful metaphor for the exploration of deeper themes; the preception of Eastern culture by the West and the persistent romanticism which clouds and inhibits the perception, 404.897.1802
- 9:30pm: Eddie's Attic presents a late show with Hackensaw Boys and Michelle Malone, 404.377.4976
M Butterfly at Onstage Atlanta- 10am: Agnes Scott College hosts a public reading by Beatriz Rivera-Barnes, 404.471.6000
- 11am - 5pm: Emory's Visual Arts Building & Gallery hosts Atlanta artists, Aguilera and Bailey, as they presents their installation on Black and Cuban baseball leagues, 404.727.6515
- 7pm: MudFire hosts a free artist lecture and slide show inconjunction with the Molding a Playful Depth, a workshop with Lisa Orr. Lisa leads a two-day demonstration of hand-built pottery forming with molds, sprigs, slip trailing and using a variety of finishing techniques to achieve incredible surface depth and complexity. The workshop is March 24-25, $125 fee, class size 35. Please call 404.377.8033 for more information.
- 7pm: Eddie's Attic presents Hackensaw Boys with Michelle Malone, 404.377.4976
- 7:30pm: Emory's White Hall 208 hosts Finding Home: Film Screening and Discussion,. The Emory Psychoanalytic Institue presents its annual movie series, "Movie Mania," beginning January 2007. This screening if followed by a lecture by George Ganaway, M.D., 404.727.6123
- 8pm: Onstage Atlanta presents M Butterfly, a brilliant theatrical tour de force which, in its Broadway production, became an immediate critical and popular success. Drawn from real life events, involving the strange tale of a French diplomat who carried on a twenty-year relationship with a Chinese opera star without being aware that his "perfect woman" was really a man. The play becomes a powerful metaphor for the exploration of deeper themes; the preception of Eastern culture by the West and the persistent romanticism which clouds and inhibits the perception, 404.897.1802
- 9:30pm: Eddie's Attic presents a late show with Hackensaw Boys and Michelle Malone, 404.377.4976
M Butterfly at Onstage Atlanta- 10am: Agnes Scott College hosts a public reading by Beatriz Rivera-Barnes, 404.471.6000
- 11am - 5pm: Emory's Visual Arts Building & Gallery hosts Atlanta artists, Aguilera and Bailey, as they presents their installation on Black and Cuban baseball leagues, 404.727.6515
- 7pm: MudFire hosts a free artist lecture and slide show inconjunction with the Molding a Playful Depth, a workshop with Lisa Orr. Lisa leads a two-day demonstration of hand-built pottery forming with molds, sprigs, slip trailing and using a variety of finishing techniques to achieve incredible surface depth and complexity. The workshop is March 24-25, $125 fee, class size 35. Please call 404.377.8033 for more information.
- 7pm: Eddie's Attic presents Hackensaw Boys with Michelle Malone, 404.377.4976
- 7:30pm: Emory's White Hall 208 hosts Finding Home: Film Screening and Discussion,. The Emory Psychoanalytic Institue presents its annual movie series, "Movie Mania," beginning January 2007. This screening if followed by a lecture by George Ganaway, M.D., 404.727.6123
- 8pm: Onstage Atlanta presents M Butterfly, a brilliant theatrical tour de force which, in its Broadway production, became an immediate critical and popular success. Drawn from real life events, involving the strange tale of a French diplomat who carried on a twenty-year relationship with a Chinese opera star without being aware that his "perfect woman" was really a man. The play becomes a powerful metaphor for the exploration of deeper themes; the preception of Eastern culture by the West and the persistent romanticism which clouds and inhibits the perception, 404.897.1802
- 9:30pm: Eddie's Attic presents a late show with Hackensaw Boys and Michelle Malone, 404.377.4976
- 7:30pm: Emory's White Hall 208 will be showing Wild Strawberries. Released the same year as The Seventh Seal, this film further cemented Bergman's reputation with its elaborate use of dreams to represent the emotional crisis of an aging professor traveling to another town to receive an award. Its bitter representation of married life suggests the influence of August Strindberg, whose works Bergman often staged in the theater. Victor Sjöström, who plays the lead role, was one of the foremost directors of silent Swedish cinema, 404.727.6123
- 8:30pm: Java Monkey hosts its weekely Wednesday Bluegrass, 404.378.5002
- 7:30pm: Emory's White Hall 208 will be showing Wild Strawberries. Released the same year as The Seventh Seal, this film further cemented Bergman's reputation with its elaborate use of dreams to represent the emotional crisis of an aging professor traveling to another town to receive an award. Its bitter representation of married life suggests the influence of August Strindberg, whose works Bergman often staged in the theater. Victor Sjöström, who plays the lead role, was one of the foremost directors of silent Swedish cinema, 404.727.6123
- 8:30pm: Java Monkey hosts its weekely Wednesday Bluegrass, 404.378.5002
- 7:30pm: Emory's White Hall 208 will be showing Wild Strawberries. Released the same year as The Seventh Seal, this film further cemented Bergman's reputation with its elaborate use of dreams to represent the emotional crisis of an aging professor traveling to another town to receive an award. Its bitter representation of married life suggests the influence of August Strindberg, whose works Bergman often staged in the theater. Victor Sjöström, who plays the lead role, was one of the foremost directors of silent Swedish cinema, 404.727.6123
- 8:30pm: Java Monkey hosts its weekely Wednesday Bluegrass, 404.378.5002
Georgia Center for the Book presents Dana White and Matthew Bernstein. These two veteran historians of the South will examine the topic of "Segregated Cinema in Atlanta" in a special lecture, part of the new Georiga in the Twentieth Century series. The program is jointly presented by the Center for Georgia Studies at Georgia College ans State University at Milledgeville and the University of Georgia Press.7:15pm at the Decatur Library404.370.8450
Georgia Center for the Book presents Dana White and Matthew Bernstein. These two veteran historians of the South will examine the topic of "Segregated Cinema in Atlanta" in a special lecture, part of the new Georiga in the Twentieth Century series. The program is jointly presented by the Center for Georgia Studies at Georgia College ans State University at Milledgeville and the University of Georgia Press.7:15pm at the Decatur Library404.370.8450
Georgia Center for the Book presents Dana White and Matthew Bernstein. These two veteran historians of the South will examine the topic of "Segregated Cinema in Atlanta" in a special lecture, part of the new Georiga in the Twentieth Century series. The program is jointly presented by the Center for Georgia Studies at Georgia College ans State University at Milledgeville and the University of Georgia Press.7:15pm at the Decatur Library404.370.8450
Dearest Decatur Arts Alliance Blog Readers,I apologize for the lack of posts lately. I've been sick for the past week, unable to make it in to the office where my reliable Arts in Decatur March Calendar is saved on my computer. Needless to say, I'm back and am eager to blog. In fact, I'll have six new posts up before you can say "The Decatur Arts Alliance rocks!"Sincerely,The Decatur Arts Alliance BloggerP.S.: Feel free to leave a comment or let me know of any events I might be leaving out.
Dearest Decatur Arts Alliance Blog Readers,I apologize for the lack of posts lately. I've been sick for the past week, unable to make it in to the office where my reliable Arts in Decatur March Calendar is saved on my computer. Needless to say, I'm back and am eager to blog. In fact, I'll have six new posts up before you can say "The Decatur Arts Alliance rocks!"Sincerely,The Decatur Arts Alliance BloggerP.S.: Feel free to leave a comment or let me know of any events I might be leaving out.
Dearest Decatur Arts Alliance Blog Readers,I apologize for the lack of posts lately. I've been sick for the past week, unable to make it in to the office where my reliable Arts in Decatur March Calendar is saved on my computer. Needless to say, I'm back and am eager to blog. In fact, I'll have six new posts up before you can say "The Decatur Arts Alliance rocks!"Sincerely,The Decatur Arts Alliance BloggerP.S.: Feel free to leave a comment or let me know of any events I might be leaving out.
Cadillac SkyEddie's Attic presents Cadillac Sky and the Lovell SistersShow Time: 8pm, Doors: 6:30pm404.377.4976
Cadillac Sky Eddie's Attic presents Cadillac Sky and the Lovell SistersShow Time: 8pm, Doors: 6:30pm404.377.4976
