From
http://oakhurstga.org/
Musicians and music-enthusiasts are invited to gather at the Oakhurst Community Garden on the third Friday of the month to play and celebrate bluegrass and folk music.
The first Bluegrass Jam will be SEPTEMBER 16TH from 7-9 PM. Bring your banjo, fiddle, mandolin, bass, or love of music, as well as a vegetarian dish to share! The following dates are Oct. 21, 7 p.m. – 9 p.m. & Nov. 18, 7 p.m. – 9 p.m. Music will end at 9:30 p.m. The chickens will dance to the music and eat your leftovers. See you in the Garden Soon.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Monday, September 12, 2011
Flag Raising at Trackside by The Decatur Fire Dept.
This video is from the indecatur site, that Dave took of the flag raising at Trackside by the Decatur Fire Dept.
Great job on the video Dave.
Great job on the video Dave.
Flag raising at Trackside Tavern in Decatur, GA on 9/11/2011 from Dave Kell on Vimeo.
Saturday, September 10, 2011
The Atlanta British Car & Motorcycle Show in Historic Norcross
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Aston Martin DB 7. I wonder if his James Bond license plate is the revolving type.
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I want one.
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Photos from the Sept 10th event.The Atlanta British Car Show is a warm and friendly gathering of British car and motorcycle enthusiasts in
the delightful setting of Historic Norcross.
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Children Flood Into Decatur, Avondale Estates
From Decatur Patch
By Timothy Darnell
The two communities are seeing huge growth in the number of pre-schoolers and school-aged kids
By Timothy Darnell
The two communities are seeing huge growth in the number of pre-schoolers and school-aged kids
The number of children 18 and under in Decatur and Avondale Estates has surged over the past decade, according to a Patch analysis of U.S. Census Bureau figures.
In both towns, the pre-school and school-aged populations grew dramatically faster than overall population growth from 2000 to 2010.
In Decatur, the number of children 4 and under jumped by 35 percent, while Avondale Estates saw the same aged group grow by 26 percent.
Decatur’s school aged population -- kids age 5-18 -- increased by 13 percent over the decade. Avondale Estates’ school-aged population grew 38 percent.
The Decatur school system has already felt the effects of growth. Enrollment was up 11 percent in August compared to the end of the last school year. Controversy erupted earlier this year when Oakhurst Elementary parents were told there wasn’t enough room at the school for their kindergarteners.
Full story
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Plowing New Ground
From Decatur Patch
Decatur City Commission favors urban market garden on two-acre tract at United Methodist Children's Home.
If an $80,000 grant comes through, refugees and low-income residents in the Decatur area will have a chance to grow and sell fresh produce from a garden that would be created on 2 acres of pastureland just outside the city limits.
Decatur City Commission members Tuesday night enthusiastically approved an application for the grant. The project seemed made in heaven for the green-thinking Decatur officials.
“It must be right because too many things have happened in a very short time frame,” City Manager Peggy Merriss said. “It must be some kind of karma.”
full story
Decatur City Commission favors urban market garden on two-acre tract at United Methodist Children's Home.
If an $80,000 grant comes through, refugees and low-income residents in the Decatur area will have a chance to grow and sell fresh produce from a garden that would be created on 2 acres of pastureland just outside the city limits.
Decatur City Commission members Tuesday night enthusiastically approved an application for the grant. The project seemed made in heaven for the green-thinking Decatur officials.
“It must be right because too many things have happened in a very short time frame,” City Manager Peggy Merriss said. “It must be some kind of karma.”
full story
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
The Decatur Craft Beer Festival 2011
A handlebar mustache, it's not right for every occasion... unless that is, you find yourself at The Decatur Beer Festival.
I don't know about you but it makes me think of a old timey bareknuckle boxing match.
Below is the new logo for The 2011 Decatur Beer Festival, tickets for this Oct 15th event go on sale Sept 19 th. And you can only buy tickets online, that means no tickets will be sold at the event.
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From: decaturbeerfestival.org/
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click on image for more info.
Come and enjoy an afternoon of beer tasting on the Decatur square. More than 100 of the finest local, American and international beers are showcased at this annual event sponsored by area distributors and Decatur's restaurants and pubs. Enjoy live music on the Community Bandstand and food from local restaurants available for sale.
Admission is $40 per person and includes a commemorative tasting glass. The festival is limited to the first 4,000 ticket holders. All tickets are sold online. No tickets are available for purchase at the gate. You must be 21 or older to attend. No children or animals allowed in the festival area. No exceptions!
Oct 15 12-5 pm
Tickets avaible Sept 19, 2011
click on logo for more info.
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I thought this might be a good place for a beer ad
I don't know about you but it makes me think of a old timey bareknuckle boxing match.
Below is the new logo for The 2011 Decatur Beer Festival, tickets for this Oct 15th event go on sale Sept 19 th. And you can only buy tickets online, that means no tickets will be sold at the event.
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From: decaturbeerfestival.org/
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click on image for more info.
Come and enjoy an afternoon of beer tasting on the Decatur square. More than 100 of the finest local, American and international beers are showcased at this annual event sponsored by area distributors and Decatur's restaurants and pubs. Enjoy live music on the Community Bandstand and food from local restaurants available for sale.
Admission is $40 per person and includes a commemorative tasting glass. The festival is limited to the first 4,000 ticket holders. All tickets are sold online. No tickets are available for purchase at the gate. You must be 21 or older to attend. No children or animals allowed in the festival area. No exceptions!
Oct 15 12-5 pm
Tickets avaible Sept 19, 2011
click on logo for more info.
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I thought this might be a good place for a beer ad
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Inside Decatur's Rocket 88
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Look for new art work for Rocket 88 very soon on side of building, replacing the Johnny's Pizza art work.
This is a neat place for sandwiches. wings, salads.
Rocket 88
340 Church St.
Decatur, Ga
404-373-2700
Hours
Tues-Sun. 11am - 9pm
Closed Monday
MENU
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Look for new art work for Rocket 88 very soon on side of building, replacing the Johnny's Pizza art work.
This is a neat place for sandwiches. wings, salads.
Rocket 88
340 Church St.
Decatur, Ga
404-373-2700
Hours
Tues-Sun. 11am - 9pm
Closed Monday
MENU
Saturday, September 3, 2011
The Decatur Book Festival 2011
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King of Pops was King at The 2011 Decatur Book Festival with several locations set up.
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Face painting and balloon animals were very popular for the kids
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Just dog tired for both at The Decatur Book Festival on Saturday.
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Hula Hooping was very popular, this was a great fun idea for the kids.
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Stop by Sammiches N Stuff (515 N. McDonough St) to check out the Clothesline Art and Fine Arts Invitational Exhibition. Pictured here is art work by painter designer Victoria Webb. her web site is http://www.victoriawebb.net/
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Kudza Antiques came up with a brilliant idea, they provided some seating with vintage outdoor furniture that's for sale. Great way to get new customers to visit their store.
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King of Pops was King at The 2011 Decatur Book Festival with several locations set up.
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Face painting and balloon animals were very popular for the kids
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Just dog tired for both at The Decatur Book Festival on Saturday.
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Hula Hooping was very popular, this was a great fun idea for the kids.
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Stop by Sammiches N Stuff (515 N. McDonough St) to check out the Clothesline Art and Fine Arts Invitational Exhibition. Pictured here is art work by painter designer Victoria Webb. her web site is http://www.victoriawebb.net/
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Kudza Antiques came up with a brilliant idea, they provided some seating with vintage outdoor furniture that's for sale. Great way to get new customers to visit their store.
Thursday, September 1, 2011
First Take: Sapori di Napoli in Decatur
Decatur GA. click photo to enlarge
From:
decaturwineandfooddude.com
I stopped in Wednesday night to try the pizza at the much anticipated Sapori di Napoli in Decatur. The restaurant was rumored to be opening in early summer, but after several push-backs, they finally opened their doors on Tuesday night. As of now, the restaurant is still getting organized and it's a very casual space inside; it's really one smallish square room with no-frills wooden tables and chairs. It rather reminds me of old neighborhood pizza joints I'd frequent as a kid.
read full review @decaturwineandfooddude.com
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
"Two Chicks from the Sticks: Back Home Baking" authors at The Cook's Warehouse
Cookbook Authors coming to
The Cook’s Warehouse-Decatur
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WHO: Jamie Gorey and Jill Means, cookbook authors
WHAT: Visit The Cook’s Warehouse shop in Decatur
WHERE and
WHEN: Saturday, September 10, 2011 (class from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.)
The Cook’s Warehouse
180 West Ponce de Leon Avenue
Decatur, Georgia 30030 / 404-377-4005, store phone
To register for class:
https://classes.cookswarehouse.com/classreg/public/classes.asp?classid=4921
BACKGROUND: This nostalgic cookbook is a compilation of Gorey and Means’ family recipes. The recipes are
accompanied by heartfelt stories, vintage photos, useful tips and fun rules to bake by – i.e. Chicks’ Tip #1, Always lick the beaters! Handed down through generations, the recipes pay homage to the women’s mothers and neighbors who taught them the art of baking from scratch.
CORE is thrilled to celebrate its 25th anniversary in Decatur with two FREE performances
I'm pasting in our press release. Please contact me with any questions! Thanks!
CORE
is pleased to announce
THE POINT
FREE performances September 17 and 18
Presented as a gift to the city in celebration of
CORE’s 25th Anniversary in Decatur
ATLANTA, GA--August 30, 2011--CORE is thrilled to celebrate its 25th anniversary in Decatur with two FREE performances of The Point and The Moment Between, the newest works by Founding Artistic Director Sue Schroeder and Former Company Member, jhon r. stronks. The performances on Saturday, September 17, at 8pm and Sunday, September 18, at 3pm, will be performed at Decatur High School in the new Performing Arts and Sports Center. Thanks to area businesses and organizations, there is no charge for tickets but they must be reserved online at www.COREdance.org or by calling 404-373-4154. There is a VIP Ticket available for Saturday night ($10) that includes premier seating and a post-show reception with the company at CORE Studios.
Thanks to underwriting support from The Art Institute of Atlanta-Decatur, the Decatur Arts Alliance, the Decatur Tourism Bureau, the Decatur Downtown Development Authority and Joan Rau, LMT, the performances are presented for free for the community to enjoy and celebrate with the Company. The $10 VIP ticket option for Saturday night’s performance includes premier seating and a post-show reception at CORE Studios with the Company and Staff.
CORE moved its headquarters from Houston, TX, to Decatur, GA, in 1986, and remains in its original location on the Square, housing the administrative offices and its two studio spaces. CORE continues to perform in Houston and tours both nationally and internationally throughout Europe and Latin America, as well.
"In 1986, I was a young artist compelled to make work - and work we did to convert the former Belk's building into studio space! When we opened our doors and made Decatur our home, I never imagined such a vibrant community 25 years later,” says Founding Artistic Director Sue Schroeder. “So much has grown, changed and developed for Decatur and for CORE in this time span, and we've enjoyed growing along with the city we call home. I am humbled by the outpouring of support for our anniversary celebration. To present our newest dance creation for no charge to the community is more than I could have asked for. I look forward to celebrating together on the 17th.”
ABOUT THE POINT AND THE MOMENT BETWEEN
Tender human pathways punctuated by polarized collisions mark these original contemporary dances by CORE’s Founding Artistic Director, Sue Schroeder. The Point and The Moment Between (co-created by Schroeder and jhon r. stronks, Former Company member) are two distinct yet synergistic works that evoke the intensity and intimacy of the human experience through the weight of wandering bodies and the longing of lonely spirits. Both dances are performed to sound scores created in collaboration with German Composer/Sound Artist
Christian Meyer, whose compositions have included movie soundtracks, theatrical performances, solo concerts and dance works. More information on Mr. Meyer is available at www.meyermal.de.
An important inspiration for The Point is the work of American conceptual artist Sol LeWitt (1928-2007), specifically his 1971 Wall Drawing #65. LeWitt’s Wall Drawings are meant to be recreated, based on their titles, in any space with an appropriate large wall. As they were beginning work on the piece, the dancers created Wall Drawing #65 on one wall in CORE Studios.
The Point is a dynamic quintet giving expression to the contemporary human condition. Dance maker Rebecca Stenn commented that the work “is arresting, beautifully structured and danced with integrity and focus.”
CORE PERFORMANCE COMPANY ARTISTS
The CORE Performance Company artists performing The Point and The Moment Between are Alex Abarca, Blake Dalton, Corian Ellisor, Alisa Mittin and Claire Molla. More information on each dancer is available at www.coredance.org/who-we-are/company/.
TICKETS
Thanks to our generous sponsors, in celebration of the 25th Anniversary, The Point and The Moment Between are presented as a gift to the city. Tickets are free and must be reserved online at www.COREdance.org or by calling 404-373-4154. There is a VIP ticket available for $10 for Saturday night’s performance and it includes premier seating and a post-show reception at CORE Studios with the Company and Staff.
CORE
is pleased to announce
THE POINT
FREE performances September 17 and 18
Presented as a gift to the city in celebration of
CORE’s 25th Anniversary in Decatur
ATLANTA, GA--August 30, 2011--CORE is thrilled to celebrate its 25th anniversary in Decatur with two FREE performances of The Point and The Moment Between, the newest works by Founding Artistic Director Sue Schroeder and Former Company Member, jhon r. stronks. The performances on Saturday, September 17, at 8pm and Sunday, September 18, at 3pm, will be performed at Decatur High School in the new Performing Arts and Sports Center. Thanks to area businesses and organizations, there is no charge for tickets but they must be reserved online at www.COREdance.org or by calling 404-373-4154. There is a VIP Ticket available for Saturday night ($10) that includes premier seating and a post-show reception with the company at CORE Studios.
Thanks to underwriting support from The Art Institute of Atlanta-Decatur, the Decatur Arts Alliance, the Decatur Tourism Bureau, the Decatur Downtown Development Authority and Joan Rau, LMT, the performances are presented for free for the community to enjoy and celebrate with the Company. The $10 VIP ticket option for Saturday night’s performance includes premier seating and a post-show reception at CORE Studios with the Company and Staff.
CORE moved its headquarters from Houston, TX, to Decatur, GA, in 1986, and remains in its original location on the Square, housing the administrative offices and its two studio spaces. CORE continues to perform in Houston and tours both nationally and internationally throughout Europe and Latin America, as well.
"In 1986, I was a young artist compelled to make work - and work we did to convert the former Belk's building into studio space! When we opened our doors and made Decatur our home, I never imagined such a vibrant community 25 years later,” says Founding Artistic Director Sue Schroeder. “So much has grown, changed and developed for Decatur and for CORE in this time span, and we've enjoyed growing along with the city we call home. I am humbled by the outpouring of support for our anniversary celebration. To present our newest dance creation for no charge to the community is more than I could have asked for. I look forward to celebrating together on the 17th.”
ABOUT THE POINT AND THE MOMENT BETWEEN
Tender human pathways punctuated by polarized collisions mark these original contemporary dances by CORE’s Founding Artistic Director, Sue Schroeder. The Point and The Moment Between (co-created by Schroeder and jhon r. stronks, Former Company member) are two distinct yet synergistic works that evoke the intensity and intimacy of the human experience through the weight of wandering bodies and the longing of lonely spirits. Both dances are performed to sound scores created in collaboration with German Composer/Sound Artist
Christian Meyer, whose compositions have included movie soundtracks, theatrical performances, solo concerts and dance works. More information on Mr. Meyer is available at www.meyermal.de.
An important inspiration for The Point is the work of American conceptual artist Sol LeWitt (1928-2007), specifically his 1971 Wall Drawing #65. LeWitt’s Wall Drawings are meant to be recreated, based on their titles, in any space with an appropriate large wall. As they were beginning work on the piece, the dancers created Wall Drawing #65 on one wall in CORE Studios.
The Point is a dynamic quintet giving expression to the contemporary human condition. Dance maker Rebecca Stenn commented that the work “is arresting, beautifully structured and danced with integrity and focus.”
CORE PERFORMANCE COMPANY ARTISTS
The CORE Performance Company artists performing The Point and The Moment Between are Alex Abarca, Blake Dalton, Corian Ellisor, Alisa Mittin and Claire Molla. More information on each dancer is available at www.coredance.org/who-we-are/company/.
TICKETS
Thanks to our generous sponsors, in celebration of the 25th Anniversary, The Point and The Moment Between are presented as a gift to the city. Tickets are free and must be reserved online at www.COREdance.org or by calling 404-373-4154. There is a VIP ticket available for $10 for Saturday night’s performance and it includes premier seating and a post-show reception at CORE Studios with the Company and Staff.
Monday, August 29, 2011
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Rocket 88 to Open Soon
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As you know Johnny's Pizza in Decatur closed several weeks ago but it will soon reopen as "Rocket 88."
I understand that it will be run by Johnny's owner's wife and will feature a variety of sandwiches.
Saturday, August 27, 2011
The 1957 Plymouth Belvedere Time Capsule of Tulsa
Here is a interesting story on a time capsule in Tulsa, OK
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It was Saturday, June 15th, 1957. As part of the semi-centennial celebrations taking place in Tulsa, Oklahoma, named Tulsarama!, citizens gathered around the southeast corner of the County Courthouse lawn to see the burial of a brand new gold and white 1957 Plymouth Belvedere.
The car as it was advertised then. Click on it for the larger version, which clearly sells it as a model that is ahead of its age.
The car was provided courtesy of the Plymouth Division of Chrysler and Tulsa Plymouth dealers Wilkerson Motor Company, Cox Motor Company. Vance Motor Company, Forster Riggs and Parrish-Clark. It was to be a time capsule of sorts, to be unearthed at Tulsa's centennial, on June 15th, 2007.
For pictures of the unearthing and thereafter, please click here.
More on this story
click on photo for more photos
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It was Saturday, June 15th, 1957. As part of the semi-centennial celebrations taking place in Tulsa, Oklahoma, named Tulsarama!, citizens gathered around the southeast corner of the County Courthouse lawn to see the burial of a brand new gold and white 1957 Plymouth Belvedere.
The car as it was advertised then. Click on it for the larger version, which clearly sells it as a model that is ahead of its age.
The car was provided courtesy of the Plymouth Division of Chrysler and Tulsa Plymouth dealers Wilkerson Motor Company, Cox Motor Company. Vance Motor Company, Forster Riggs and Parrish-Clark. It was to be a time capsule of sorts, to be unearthed at Tulsa's centennial, on June 15th, 2007.
For pictures of the unearthing and thereafter, please click here.
click on photo for more photos
Friday, August 26, 2011
PEE WEES BIG ADVENTURE Coming Soon to The Plaza Theatre
PEE WEES BIG ADVENTURE
Tuesday Sept 6th @ 9:30
Saturday Sept 10th @ 3:00
Plus Bike frame art show by SOPO Bikes
From The Plaza Theatre site
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
It's Clambake Time - Mike Spotted Elvis
Hey listen world you've gotta know
I'm cuttin loose and lettin' go
Who needs the worry and the strife
Life can be a ball now just followin' my life
clambake, gonna have a clambake
clambake, gonna have a clambake
Look for the brightest lights in town
That's where you'll find me hanging round
I've got this feeling to be free
I pick and choose the life I want
And that's the life for me
clambake, gonna have a clambake
clambake, gonna have a clambake
Mamma's little baby loves clambake, clambake
Mamma's little baby loves clambake too
Mamma's little baby loves clambake, clambake
Mamma's little baby loves clambake too
All right.
From mikedurrett.blogspot.com
The other night, when I spotted Elvis Presley, he was appearing on the supermarket circuit to promote his special Reese's Peanut Butter & Banana Creme.
It was almost like old times, except there were no wacky Elvis movie sidekicks, preferably Will Hutchins and Joby Baker, in attendance, nor any of the surfeit of Jack Mullaney and Bill Bixby impersonators.
There were bananas over in Produce and peanut butter in economy jars.
I also gazed around the store for Shelley Fabares, Nancy Sinatra, Stella Stevens, and 'Scilla, but I think they may have split with Elvis. He didn't look like he wanted to talk about them.
The Jordanaires were outside in a '68 El Camino, trying on trusses.
I'm guessing.
I have no county-notarized evidence on that.
Just a hunch.
I follow Elvis. I would know.
So, anyway, I like the Peanut Butter & Banana Creme candy. It's based, obviously, on The King's unwavering devotion to fried p'nut butter and nanner sammiches.
If I were a meat eater, I'd be smacking in anticipation of that other Presley favorite making its way into Reese's Peanut Butter & Big Bottomless Bowl of Bacon
I'm cuttin loose and lettin' go
Who needs the worry and the strife
Life can be a ball now just followin' my life
clambake, gonna have a clambake
clambake, gonna have a clambake
Look for the brightest lights in town
That's where you'll find me hanging round
I've got this feeling to be free
I pick and choose the life I want
And that's the life for me
clambake, gonna have a clambake
clambake, gonna have a clambake
Mamma's little baby loves clambake, clambake
Mamma's little baby loves clambake too
Mamma's little baby loves clambake, clambake
Mamma's little baby loves clambake too
All right.
From mikedurrett.blogspot.com
The other night, when I spotted Elvis Presley, he was appearing on the supermarket circuit to promote his special Reese's Peanut Butter & Banana Creme.
It was almost like old times, except there were no wacky Elvis movie sidekicks, preferably Will Hutchins and Joby Baker, in attendance, nor any of the surfeit of Jack Mullaney and Bill Bixby impersonators.
There were bananas over in Produce and peanut butter in economy jars.
I also gazed around the store for Shelley Fabares, Nancy Sinatra, Stella Stevens, and 'Scilla, but I think they may have split with Elvis. He didn't look like he wanted to talk about them.
The Jordanaires were outside in a '68 El Camino, trying on trusses.
I'm guessing.
I have no county-notarized evidence on that.
Just a hunch.
I follow Elvis. I would know.
So, anyway, I like the Peanut Butter & Banana Creme candy. It's based, obviously, on The King's unwavering devotion to fried p'nut butter and nanner sammiches.
If I were a meat eater, I'd be smacking in anticipation of that other Presley favorite making its way into Reese's Peanut Butter & Big Bottomless Bowl of Bacon
The New Store "Likerish" is truly Organic Living At Its Best
Sent in by Likerish
Not many people know about this new store, we just want to get the word out.
Stop by and check us out.
Likerish is a new store in downtown Decatur and we are right between Greens and Chik-fil-A , 127 E.Trinty Place. Likerish is truly Organic Living At Its Best, we are an eco-friendly,organic and sustainable boutique that transforms, educates and designs. We offer many classes, unique gifts, books, home, baby and much, much more ! We have 20% off all classes if they sign up by 8-31-2011. Some of the classes we offer are knitting, sewing, floral, jewerly making, photograpy, and upholstery just to name a few. We also have a mean cinnamon sweet potato cream cheese vegan cupcake. Yum !
Likerish
127 E. Trinty Pl.
Decatur. GA
Monday, August 22, 2011
Decatur Hotel to Close for 4 Months and Will Open with $9 Million Makeover
From Decatur Patch
The conversion to Marriott Courtyard comes at a price to the City of Decatur. The makeover may cost the city as much as $32,000 in lost revenue from hotel-motel taxes.
Now owned by Atlanta-based Noble Investment Group, hotel General Manager Bert Haifley confirmed the hotel will close four months beginning Oct. 2.
He said when the hotel reopens in February, it will be among the most modern Marriott Courtyards in the country.
“It will have a refreshing business lobby and bistro concept that transforms into a trendy hip lounge area at night,” Haifley said. “Every single guest room will be completely renovated floor to ceiling. The hotel is going to make a dramatic statement.”
Full story at Decatur Patch
Towne Cinema Might Be used as Video Production Facility
From Decatur Patch
Internet TV Firm Might Use Towne Cinema
Annony.tv Internet Broadcasting Network is asking for a conditional use permit from the Avondale City Commission.
By Ralph Ellis
A man who wants to turn the vacant Towne Cinema into a video production facility and soundstage will seek the go-ahead Monday night from the Avondale City Commission.
Shedrick R. Perro of Stone Mountain is asking for a conditional use permit from the city to use the building, which has not been used as a movie theater for years.
According to the application Perro filed, the space at 106 N. Avondale Road would be used mainly to film productions for Annony.tv Internet Broadcasting Network. The application says the network has “15 channels of structured media that range from entertainment, health, education and business.”
The space also would be used for film, music and digital entertainment; marketing and promotional services; and “live” cultural and family entertainment, such as plays, ballets, talk shows and movie premieres.
All productions would promote “positive family entertainment,” the papers state.
full story
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Saturday, August 20, 2011
Weapon of Choice by Fatboy Slim
Weapon of Choice by Fatboy Slim with Christopher Walken
click to play
Friday, August 19, 2011
Barbeque, Blues & Bluegrass Festival Saturday
From: http: decaturbbqfestival.com
Mark your calendar for August 20, 2011, and don’t miss the 11th Annual Dekalb Medical Decatur Barbeque, Blues, & Bluegrass Festival, at Harmony Park in Decatur. The gates open at 4:00pm and there will be live music until 10:00pm. Kids 10 and under admitted free. Please note that no outside coolers will be permitted on the site.
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
A New Refurbished Decatur Fire Station No. 1 Coming Soon
The Construction/refurbished Fire Station is underway.
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