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The films announced include looks at the alt-right in the age of Trump; an Israeli dad who wants to live as a woman; a Jewish-Christian romance in Ethiopia; the birth of Blue Note Records; and a little-known chapter of WWII resistance in the Warsaw Ghetto.
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Our rundown of events from now through mid-November is arranged chronologically and includes eco and film fests, fried green tomatoes, big pigs, Native American traditions and chili for the chilly.
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Canines, costumes, treats and cocktails? What’s not to like? Atlanta’s first Doggies on the BeltLine Halloween parade is being brought to you by our friends at Fashionado and the Doggies on the Catwalk Foundation.
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Come rain or come shine, the 3rd annual Food that Rocks commences June 9 in a new way at a new location. The Sandy Springs festival goes downtown this year, to the new City Green at City Springs. The food, drink, friends and live music remain as fresh as ever. Remember, age 21 and up only.
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Think of it as “festiv-all” season. We bet Georgia has a spring or summer event that will get you off the couch and out the door. Tell Netflix you’ll be back, grab a friend, water, sunscreen, kids if you have them, and go forth to find your bliss.
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This Super Bowl of food fests happens Friday, Saturday and Sunday in its new permanent home — Historic Fourth Ward Park near the Atlanta BeltLine.
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Bites by 20 area eateries —from pie and ice cream and cakes,, to pitas, and pizza and barbecue — will cost $1 to $4.
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Tickets ($35 in advance, $40 day of) to the event include admission, a sampling glass you can keep and all the beer you can safely consume.
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Explore an indie universe all its own, perfect for poking around in, having a meal and tasty beverage, or making a discovery.
Read MoreTaste of Atlanta began 14 years ago as a simple showcase for local restaurants. It has become an epicurean colossus, and it returns this weekend.
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