Archive for Atlanta Events
Lucky Fest 2010
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Sport your green and celebrate the days of the Lucky at Lucky Fest 2010 this Saturday, March 13, 2010 at the Park Tavern starting at noon. One huge event every year, this is one green beer Atlanta event you shouldn’t miss! Here are the details you should know:
Yes, it’s St. Patrick’s Day next Wednesday, March 17th! So this coming Saturday, March 13th is the annual St. Pat’s Atlanta 2010 including a parade and festivities in the Underground Atlanta. As the 128th celebration in the last 152 years, this is 1 yearly celebration that tends to bring a large Atlanta crowd! The parade starts at noon on Peachtree Street in Downtown Atlanta. Read More→
So far, 4 cities of Georgia have committed to participating in the upcoming Earth Hour on Saturday, March 27, 2010 at 8:30 pm. For 1 hour, everyone who agrees to participate is asked to turn off their lights from 8:30 pm – 9:30 pm. The 4 cities participating are: Dunwoody, City of Decatur, Atlanta and City of Roswell.
Princess Diana and the remembrance of her life are what make up this current exhibit at the Boisfeuillet Jones Atlanta Civic Center located here in Atlanta, Georgia. The exhibit contains 150 objects from her life and includes a gallery of the royal wedding with Prince Charles. As a part of history and culture, this is one exhibit that shouldn’t be missed. If you haven’t seen it yet, then here are all of the details below.
Be a Tourist in Your Own City Atlanta!
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Did you know you could be a tourist in your own city with an Atlanta CityPASS? If you’ve ever been to other cities such as Boston, San Francisco or New York, you may have heard of CityPASS and you may have even used it. CityPASS is a discount program on main area attractions designed for tourist, even if you live in the city!
By using the CityPASS program, you can save bout 50% off of admissions to some of Atlanta’s main attractions including: the Georgia Aquarium, World of Coca-Cola, Zoo Atlanta, Inside CNN Studio Tour, Fernbank Museum and High Museum of Art. The stipulation is once you start using the CityPASS, it’s only valid for 9 days. In this factor, it is designed for an out of town tourist but you can easily start on a Saturday and stretch the 9 days over a 2 weekend period.
Buy an Atlanta CityPASS now before March 1, 2010 and save money before the prices go up! Currently, you can purchase entry for 6 main Atlanta attractions for $69.00. That is about approx. a 50% savings verses paying regular priced admissions.Once you purchase your CityPASS booklet, you’ll you have 1 year (up to March 2011) to use it.
So start planning your summer fun in your own city of Atlanta. Just make sure you purchase before March 1, 2010 so you pay a lower price than you will afterwards!
If you missed the 2 posts last week, we have 2 great Atlanta condo properties in Westside Atlanta area with major deals going down this Saturday, February 27, 2010. Preview the available homes this week and meet face to face with the builder at Sky Lofts or Historic Westside from 1 pm – 5pm and make a deal on the Atlanta condo of your choice!
