Hubbub! provides a variety of customized music services for clients, including artist management, music marketing, event planning, and more. Based in East Atlanta, it works with rock, pop, jazz, and alternative musicians among others. It has been in business for more than 20 years.
Milk Money Consulting is a recording studio based out of multiple cities, nationally and internationally. The company can manage and schedule music producers, recording engineers and studio musicians.
MCG Art Gallery is a good place to find limited-edition framed artwork. This quaint shop carries a good selection of black art and abstract art. Custom framing is available. Incense oils and body oils are sold here, as are the hard-to-find Watkins products, such as lemon and vanilla extracts. You'll see work from artists such as Charls Bibbs, John Holyfield and Nathan Floyd.
Smooth Tickets is a sporting and concert ticket broker agency.
Owner Raymond Summers has been in the ticket sales business for 40 years, and in this West End location since 2003.
Smooth Tickets specializes in securing better ticket seats at sporting events and concerts, providing its customers prime seating. Most sales are handled online and by phone.
You may call toll free at 1-866-758-3453.
Unboundary is a consulting firm that specializes in branding and corporate identity. The firm offers workshops and communication design services. Clients include Accenture, Coca-Cola, Charles Schwab, FedEx, IBM, Polo Ralph Lauren and NASDAQ.
The Gilded Angel Candler Park Gallery is the place to visit for jewelry and arts and craft items. The gallery not only sells finished goods, but also offers jewelry repair and design. Check with The Gilded Angel Candler Park Gallery for information on special events and extended hours during holiday seasons.
Wired & Fired, A Pottery Playhouse is a studio where patrons can come choose a piece of already made pottery and paint it as they please. There are work stations set up where people can work on their art pieces and along the walls all the art options are displayed. Customers are allowed to bring their own food and beverages in to turn the pottery painting into an even more exciting experience. Children ages three and up are welcome. Private parties are available as well.
The Cargill Gallery is conveniently located in the Northlake Mall just off 285 at the intersection of LaVista Road and Briarcliff Rd. NE. Artist Chris Cargill has been an artist for over three decades and his paintings are on display in three malls around Atlanta. Additional Mall amenities include a food court, slingshot, train ride, free Wi-Fi and more. View website for current promotions and events.
This lounge and restaurant combines the flavor of major metropolitan clubs with an eclectic and contemporary style. The menu features foods and dishes named after esteemed jazz musicians. Choice selection include the John Coltrane (N.Y. strip steak), Sun Ra (vegetable spring rolls), Louis Armstrong (fried eggplant), Stanley Clarke (scallops), Thelonius Monk (jumbo shrimp) and Cab Calloway (calamari), among many others. The lounge also hosts live entertainment and jazz band performances on most nights. A list of upcoming performances is available on the web.
Chattahoochee Handweavers Guild is a Dunwoody-based nonprofit organization located at the North DeKalb Cultural Center on Chamblee Dunwoody Road. The Guild offers classes in weaving, spinning, basketmaking and other fiber arts, in addition to featuring regularly scheduled exhibits and open studios. Visit the Chattahoochee Handweavers Guild website for membership information.
DE Fine Art Gallery showcases a collection of works that exemplify European artwork. It features a number of original paintings, drawings and sculptures by more than 30 leading European artists. The gallery's trained staff offers complimentary consultations to help customers choose the works of art that will best match their tastes and settings. Artwork can be exchanged within 12 months. The gallery can be rented for receptions, meetings and charity events.
The Schwartz Center for Performing Arts is located on Emory University's main campus, across from the law school and next to the Goizueta Business School. The Schwartz Center opened in 2003 and functions both as a classroom and a performance studio for Emory's arts community.
Schwartz Hall has set the stage for several cultural events, including the Emory Symphony Orchestra performances and Emory Dance Company performances. Visit the Web site for a full calendar of events.
WonderRoot is a nonprofit arts organization working to support the creative community and to offer production facilities to Atlanta-based artists. The organization provides a wide range of classes, events and workshops for members, including classes in Final Cut Pro, recording studio basics, screenprinting and darkroom. For $10 a month or $60 a year, local artists can have access to the organizations's production facilities, which include a darkroom, recording area, ceramics studio and digital media lab. Visit the WonderRoot website for information on upcoming events or for a schedule or programs and workshops.
Dad's Garage Theatre Company is a local theatre in Inman Park. It contains 2 theatres which are situated at the corner of Elizabeth Street and North Highland Avenue. Growing from just a few volunteers in 1995 to now over 300 performers, Dad's Garage Theatre entertains more than 30,000 people a year. They offer original productions and improv shows every week. Visit the website for addition info on times and shows.