Showing posts with label culture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label culture. Show all posts

Friday, October 2, 2009

Promo Code for Rio Negro Fans! 6th Annual Harvest Midtown - October 4th

Enter the promo code “RioNegro” for $10 off tickets
online at www.harvestmidtown.com until midnight Saturday!!

Hey Rio Negro Fans! We talked to the festival producers on YOUR behalf because WE know you really want to hear us play this weekend! Come out and join the fun at Harvest Midtown this Sunday, October 4th.


www.rionegromusic.com

Thursday, September 10, 2009

Cobb County Restaurant Week


Do you have a birthday, anniversary, special occasion coming up?

September 19 - 26th - Enjoy lunch or dinner at a restaurant you haven't tried yet at the very first Cobb County Restaurant week. Details and a list of participating restaurants can be found here.

Tuesday, August 4, 2009

Summer Fun with the Kids


Summer is not really over for another six weeks and the "traditional" end of summer is still a month away too... but here in Georgia, summer is over as of Monday, August 10th when my kids return to school. We still have weekends of course and there are plenty of things to still do this week and have fun.

Things to do this week:


Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Orquesta Macuba @ Loca Luna

Hey check out this video from last Saturday. Look forward to seeing you this Saturday. FREE admission, free valet parking, great tapas, and of course muy caliente music.




Monday, May 4, 2009

National Black Arts Festival ... 87 Days and counting!

I am anxiously awaiting this year's National Black Arts Festival.

When? July 29 - August 2

Where? Woodruff Arts Center

What?

The National Black Arts Festival (NBAF), a non-profit cultural institution based in Atlanta, Georgia, celebrates the contributions of people of African descent and their impact on world cultures.

The mission of NBAF is to engage, cultivate and educate diverse audiences about the arts and culture of the African Diaspora and provide opportunities for artistic and creative expression.

The National Black Arts Festival celebrates the arts in three ways:

1. Education

2. Year-round programs

3. A summer festival in July




Stay tuned with Facebook, Twitter and MySpace!

Check out this video about the festival! See you there!