Dope rap duo Run The Jewels is one of the numerous acts performing during the Project Pabst Atlanta event Saturday! |
From Netherworld’s
famous haunted houses, to Project Pabst Atlanta, Lincoln Station going hard with
Ballast Point, a SweetWater Brunch in Inman Park with Hampton + Hudson, and
the homeless getting shelter thanks to Solomon's Temple, Georgia’s capital is the place to be!
Cheers Y'all!
I know it's been a minute since my last post but I have been in seven states in two weeks on the real—Pennsylvania, California, Connecticut, South Carolina, Rhode Island, Michigan and different cities in Georgia. Feel free to check out my Instagram to see all the adventures, attractions, fine cuisine, hotels, and 0f course, beer here (@realalesharpton).
Finally getting back to the ATL, I am welcomed by a gang of events going on in my great city during the next three days starting with tonight. As I do often, I will introduce it, give you my two cents, and then post the description straight from the source.
Without further ado, here they are!
Missed y'all!
Ale
Netherworld
Celebrates 20 Seasons of Screams!
Legendary
Attraction Celebrates Milestone Year with Nightmarish Adventures Not to Be
Missed!
I Say: This
is absolutely one of my most fun events of the year to do. Me and my fam look
forward to it every year! Bring your homies, teen kids…anyone! It is a blast.
Follow the paths and there is a better chance you make it out alive!
They Say: Returning September 23, this season NETHERWORLD Haunted House celebrates 20
years as one of the greatest haunted houses in the country! With movie-quality
special effects, unique themes and intricate sets, NETHERWORLD has captured the
attention of national media and fans alike year after year. For this 20th
anniversary, co-creators Ben Armstrong and Billy Messina have resurrected
legendary characters and stories from past years including The Collector, The
Harvestman, The Boogeyman and added a multitude of new thrills and effects sure
to wow haunt fans! Chocked full of new surprises, you never know who or what
will be lurking around every corner…!
WHEN:
September 23 & 24 – 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.;
September 30 – 7 p.m. to midnight
Open Nightly October 1 through 31: Sundays - Thursdays 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.; Fridays & Saturdays 7 p.m. to midnight
November 4th & 5th – 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
WHERE:
Open Nightly October 1 through 31: Sundays - Thursdays 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.; Fridays & Saturdays 7 p.m. to midnight
November 4th & 5th – 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
WHERE:
Georgia Antique & Design Center – 6624 Dawson Blvd.,
Norcross, GA
COST:
COST:
$23 weekdays/$25 on Fridays & Saturdays – Monsters
$28 weekdays/$35 on Friday & Saturdays – Monsters & Vault 13 Meltdown
$28 weekdays/$35 on Friday & Saturdays – Monsters & Vault 13 Meltdown
$55 – Speedpass: Monsters & Vault
13 Meltdown (Skip the line!)
TICKETS:
TICKETS:
Attendees can purchase and print tickets in advance
online at fearworld.com
The Hampton + Hudson and SweetWater Brunch!
Saturday, October
1st, 2016, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
I say: C’mon,
brunch and beer? Say Hell yeah! to fantastic
fare by the family owned Hampton + Hudson team and the Southeast’s biggest
brewing company.
They say: Beer
and brunch lovers can gather at Hampton + Hudson in Inman Park this Saturday,
October 1st, 2016, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. for a special SweetWater Brunch. Featuring the favorite, Hash Session IPA, brunch
goers can spend the afternoon with the SweetWater crew learning more about the
hop hash featured in the popular craft brew, playing corn hole on the expansive
outdoor, open container patio, watching their favorite football teams on
multiple flatscreen TVs, and enjoying the day’s special: Hallburger Brunch
Special, including the B+D Burger and a Hash Session IPA for $10. To accompany
the brunch, for this day only, Hampton + Hudson will also feature Executive
Chef Jason Hall’s Scattered + Piled Hashbrowns, which pair will well with
SweetWater Hash Brown, a special brown ale that is only available until the end
of October.
Additional popular brunch items include: American
Standard, served with eggs, choice of breakfast meat, chive biscuit and choice
of either heirloom grits or breakfast potatoes. Another favorite is the
Hangover Fries, served with white bean chile and fried egg. Brunch is available
at Hampton + Hudson on Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Hampton +
Hudson is located in Inman Park at 299 N. Highland Ave., Unit L, Atlanta, GA
30307. For more on Hampton + Hudson, visit www.hamptonandhudson.com. Stay
connected on Twitter at @_HamptonHudson and on Instagram at @HamptonHudson.
It's Project Pabst Atlanta Festival!
October 1, at Noon in East Atlanta Village
On Saturday, October
1, it’s the inaugural Project Pabst
Atlanta festival taking place in the heart of East Atlanta Village. Hitting
four cities throughout 2016, the Atlanta festival will feature an eclectic
music lineup performing live on two outdoor stages with additional in-door sets
at The Earl and 529. www.atlanta.projectpabst.com.
I Say: A Pabst
four-city music fest in East Atlanta Village? What? They had me at Run The Jewels. This should be nuts!
They Say: Project Pabst makes its Atlanta
debut at noon, Saturday, October 1, 2016 and set times have just been
announced. Project Pabst Atlanta takes place in the heart of
the East Atlanta Village at the intersection of Flat Shoals & Glenwood
Avenues, and will feature over 9 hours of incredible live entertainment.
Performers include special hometown appearances by Run The Jewels and Mastodon, plus
performances by Santigold, NOFX, Charles Bradley & His
Extraordinaires, The Internet, Real Estate, Titus Andronicus and more.
In addition to performances on the two main outdoor
stages, The EARL and 529 will host additional live music, and 529 will also
host the Project Pabst Comedy Stage, in conjunction with the Red
Clay Comedy Festival--all included in the festival ticket price.
Project Pabst offers a unique festival
experience, incorporating music, art, hands-on interactive elements, as well as
food and beer at reasonable “non-festival” prices ($3 Pabst Blue Ribbons!).
Festivalgoers will be entertained with the old school video games in the PBRcade,
the Pabst Vandalism interactive graffiti art display,
and Pabst Wax, which features on-the-spot pressing of vinyl
recordings that the fans create themselves. Project Pabst Atlanta has
also announced there will be a bike valet on site.
Tickets for Project Pabst Atlanta are
available for $55 at the festival website: www.atlanta.projectpabst.com.
Doors open for Project Pabst at noon on Saturday,
October 1st. Project Pabst is strictly 21 and over, and
is co-produced by AEG Live.
The Atlanta stop is the third 2016 festival for the
Project Pabst concert series, following a sold out show in
Denver, CO this past May, headlined by Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night
Sweats, Best Coast & Violent Femmes; and the sold out two-day
Portland festival with headliners Tame Impala, Duran Duran, Ice Cube and Ween.
The final 2016 Project Pabst festival date will take place in Philadelphia, PA
on Saturday, October 8 with sets by Animal Collective, Hop Along, Mac
DeMarco, Guided By Voices, Beach Slang and more.
Here is the music schedule...
Captain Pabst Stage
Summer Cannibals 1:05-1:35p
Real Estate 2:15-2:55p
Santigold 3:45-4:45
NOFX 5:35-6:35p
Mastodon 7:25-8:25p
Run The Jewels 8:55-9:55p
Unicorn Stage
Bad Spell 12:30-1:00p
Omni 1:40-2:10p
Titus Andronicus 3:00-3:40p
The Internet 4:50-5:30p
Charles Bradley 6:40-7:20p
Additional Performances at The EARL & 529 from Radioactivity; Mind Spiders; Nots; Biters; Jacuzzi Boys; Midnight Larks; Cutis Harding; Dinos Boys and more.
All Set Times are available at: http://atlanta.projectpabst.com/schedule.
For additional information and links to purchase tickets, please visit www.atlanta.projectpabst.com. For more information about Pabst Blue Ribbon’s involvement in art and music, please visit www.PBRmusic.com and www.PBRart.com.
Facebook & Twitter: ProjectPabst
Instagram: @Project_Pabst & @PabstBlueRibbon
Snapchat: PBRsnaps
Facebook & Twitter: ProjectPabst
Instagram: @Project_Pabst & @PabstBlueRibbon
Snapchat: PBRsnaps
Lincoln Station Goes Hard with Ballast
Point!
On
Saturday, October 1st, 2 p.m., it’s a tap takeover with one of the
best breweries in the world!
I Say: Snellville,
Georgia’s Lincoln Station knows how
to party, and this one features Ballast Point’s gangster suds and a fish fry.
Say what?!!! Here is the link. Boom!
The Square Pub 6th Annual Hatch Chile Roast
I Say: Downtown
Decatur’s awesome neighborhood bar does it again with the belly fillin’ chow
down especially for those who can stand the heat of 4,200 pounds of chiles. Don’t
worry, there will be some awesome beer to wash it down themed after, yes, peppers, in traditional and cask form
including the Twain's & The Square
Pub Collaboration—Chile Con Cerveza with fresh Hatch chiles!
They Say: Tomorrow we
will have our 6th Annual Hatch Chile Roast here at the pub and we have a great
chile beer line up to go along with 4200lbs of Chiles (that we just drove
across county) that will be on sale to the public. We will also be featuring a
Chile-heavy food menu and a Mariachi Band will top everything off.
Here is the 2016
beer list:
Terrapin - Hi
10 Mango Habanero DIPA
Scofflaw -
Pale Ale with Coconut, Chile Peppers and Pineapple
Twain's & The
Square Pub Collaboration - Chile Con Cerveza with fresh Hatch chiles
Ballast Point -
Habanero Sculpin
Wrecking Bar -
Mexican Siberius Maximus
Casks
Wild Heaven - Autumn Defense(Marzen) with Habanero
Red Hare - Gangway IPA with Pineapple and Chiles
Solomon’s Temple Hosts Dedication Ceremony
Organization
celebrates its 38-room facility dedicated to helping the homeless.
I Say: Help
show support for the community with this 38-room opening this Sunday. It will
be special providing 130 beds for the homeless. No that is awesome.
They Say: Solomon’s
Temple Foundation, Inc., at Springdale Place owned by Fulton County and in partnership
with Invest Atlanta, a facility committed to helping homeless women and
children, will hold a dedication ceremony for its building on Sun., Oct. 2 at 5
p.m. at 2836 Springdale Road, Atlanta,
Ga. 30315.
Attendees will have the opportunity to enjoy light
refreshments, learn about volunteer opportunities, make donations and tour the
facility. Local politicians, such as Fulton County Chairman John
Eaves and Atlanta mayoral candidates Peter Aman, Ceasar Mitchell and Michael
Sterling, will also be in attendance.
Solomon’s
Temple Foundation, Inc. is a transitional living shelter comprised of 130 beds,
nutritional meals, family coaching and employment services. The organization
was founded by local financier, Solomon Smallwood. To date, Solomon’s Temple
has helped almost 400 individuals progress toward permanent housing and
consistent employment. As well as, provide them with information on financial
literacy, women’s empowerment and parenting skills and core services.
“The driving force behind why I do this is Matthew 25:40;
Jesus states in this passage, ‘When you have done even to the least of these,
you have done it unto me,’” said Smallwood. “To whom much is given much is
required so I felt obligated to give back and help the community.”
Solomon’s Temple is unique in its endeavors for being one
of the few homeless shelters in the city that houses male children over the age
of 13. Forty percent of Atlanta’s homeless population is comprised of women
with children. Solomon’s
Temple Foundation, Inc. opened its doors on May 1, 2015 to reduce that number
and to help to break the cycle of homelessness.
For more information on donations or volunteer
opportunities, visit the website www.solomonstempleinc.org.
About Solomon’s Temple
Solomon’s
Temple is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization dedicated to the eradication
of homelessness by empowering affected individuals to overcome life’s
challenges, realize their potential, define their own destiny and become vital
factors in the revitalization and sustainability of their community. Solomon’s
Temple offers 130-bed residential facility for homeless women and their
children. Located in metro Atlanta on one acre of park space which includes a
playground, a basketball court, a gazebo and walking trails, it offers families
in transition a peaceful setting to move toward stability.