Friday

Burning River Brass performs at Emory

• Noon: Emory's Carlos Museum presents Emory's Young Artists, this annual program features some of the most talented students from the Emory Music Department, 404.727.4282
• 6:30pm: Eddie's Attic presents Bain Mattox, Tin Cup Prophette and Lindsay Mac, 404.377.4976
• 8pm: Burning River Brass (BRB) performs at Emory's Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts. BRB has been dazzling audiences since 1996 with power and virtuosity, harmonious blend and consistently stirring performances. Composed of twelve of the finest brass and percussion players in the country, BRB is an ensemble on fire. Since 1999, they have released three CDs, all of which have been praised for their energy, sound and style, 404.727.5050
  

Friday

Burning River Brass performs at Emory

• Noon: Emory's Carlos Museum presents Emory's Young Artists, this annual program features some of the most talented students from the Emory Music Department, 404.727.4282
• 6:30pm: Eddie's Attic presents Bain Mattox, Tin Cup Prophette and Lindsay Mac, 404.377.4976
• 8pm: Burning River Brass (BRB) performs at Emory's Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts. BRB has been dazzling audiences since 1996 with power and virtuosity, harmonious blend and consistently stirring performances. Composed of twelve of the finest brass and percussion players in the country, BRB is an ensemble on fire. Since 1999, they have released three CDs, all of which have been praised for their energy, sound and style, 404.727.5050
  

Friday

Burning River Brass performs at Emory

• Noon: Emory's Carlos Museum presents Emory's Young Artists, this annual program features some of the most talented students from the Emory Music Department, 404.727.4282
• 6:30pm: Eddie's Attic presents Bain Mattox, Tin Cup Prophette and Lindsay Mac, 404.377.4976
• 8pm: Burning River Brass (BRB) performs at Emory's Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts. BRB has been dazzling audiences since 1996 with power and virtuosity, harmonious blend and consistently stirring performances. Composed of twelve of the finest brass and percussion players in the country, BRB is an ensemble on fire. Since 1999, they have released three CDs, all of which have been praised for their energy, sound and style, 404.727.5050
  

Thursday

Editor of Public Space, Brigid Hughes will be at Decatur Library

• 2:30pm: The Arts at Emory present Perspectives on Performance: Burning River Brass at Emory's Schwartz Center. The dazzling group of brass and percussion players known at Burning River Brass leads a lecture/demonstration, 404.727.5050
• 7pm: Blake Gutherie will play at Decatur CD with beer provided by Twains, 404.371.9090
• 7:15pm: Georgia Center for the Book presents A Literary Evening featuring Brigid Hughes, former editor of The Paris Review and now editing the independent literary magazine, Public Space. She'll be joined by a quartet of distinguished writers including Jamaican born poet Kwame Davis, author Aaron Petrovich and poets Jillian Weise and Alex Lemon, 404.370.3070
• 9:30pm: Eddie's Attic presents Gary Pfaff and John Pringle, 404.377.4976
  

Thursday

Editor of Public Space, Brigid Hughes will be at Decatur Library

• 2:30pm: The Arts at Emory present Perspectives on Performance: Burning River Brass at Emory's Schwartz Center. The dazzling group of brass and percussion players known at Burning River Brass leads a lecture/demonstration, 404.727.5050
• 7pm: Blake Gutherie will play at Decatur CD with beer provided by Twains, 404.371.9090
• 7:15pm: Georgia Center for the Book presents A Literary Evening featuring Brigid Hughes, former editor of The Paris Review and now editing the independent literary magazine, Public Space. She'll be joined by a quartet of distinguished writers including Jamaican born poet Kwame Davis, author Aaron Petrovich and poets Jillian Weise and Alex Lemon, 404.370.3070
• 9:30pm: Eddie's Attic presents Gary Pfaff and John Pringle, 404.377.4976
  

Thursday

Editor of Public Space, Brigid Hughes will be at Decatur Library

• 2:30pm: The Arts at Emory present Perspectives on Performance: Burning River Brass at Emory's Schwartz Center. The dazzling group of brass and percussion players known at Burning River Brass leads a lecture/demonstration, 404.727.5050
• 7pm: Blake Gutherie will play at Decatur CD with beer provided by Twains, 404.371.9090
• 7:15pm: Georgia Center for the Book presents A Literary Evening featuring Brigid Hughes, former editor of The Paris Review and now editing the independent literary magazine, Public Space. She'll be joined by a quartet of distinguished writers including Jamaican born poet Kwame Davis, author Aaron Petrovich and poets Jillian Weise and Alex Lemon, 404.370.3070
• 9:30pm: Eddie's Attic presents Gary Pfaff and John Pringle, 404.377.4976
  

Wednesday

Poet Shin Yu Pai will be at Indie Coffee

• Last day of Art House's Ansley West photography exhibit, 404.377.5002
• 7:15pm: Georgia Center for the Book presents Howard Norman. The prize-winning author returns with his sixth novel, Devotion, a quirky, powerful story set in his beloved Nova Scotia that demonstrates how love endures in spite of all, Decatur Library, 404.378.8450
• 7:30pm: Indie Coffee and Books hosts poet Shin Yu Pai, a Dallas-area poet who will be among the presenters at the Association of Writing Professionals meeting in Atlanta and has published six books of poetry. The event is co-sponsored by Poets and Writers, the New York-based organization that promotes readings by established writers throughout the U.S. Pai will read from her books, and autographed copies will be available, 404.378.7710
• 8pm: Eddie's Attic celebrates the CD Release of Evan McHugh and Garrett Moore, 404.377.4976
• 8:30pm: Java Monkey hosts its Wednesday Blugrass night, 404.378.5002