Top Ways to Enjoy "Atlanta on the Cheap" in OCTOBER
As the nation faces a worsening economy, Atlantans need not worry. Your social life does not have to take a hit as there are plenty of ways to enjoy Atlanta on the Cheap. There are numerous events taking place in and around the metro area that are either free or cost very little to attend. So, don't feel like you have to stay home to save some dough, below is a list of events that will put little or no dent in your pocketbook. Check www.insiteatlanta.com for updates as INsite keeps the fun going all year round with Atlanta on the Cheap!!
Candler Park Fall Fest
Candler Park, McClendon Avenue
www.candlerparkfallfest.com
October 11 - 12
11:00am – 7:00pm
The Candler Park Fall Festival celebrates the Candler Park community with over 100 vendors, great local musicians, food, a road race, children's entertainment and a tour of some of Atlanta's most beautiful homes.
Cost: Free
Dr. Seuss for President Art Exhibition
Ann Jackson Gallery
932 Canton Street, Roswell
www.annjacksongallery.com
(770) 993-4783
September 19 – November 4
Coinciding with the historic 2008 Presidential election, Dr. Seuss throws his “hat” into the ring by releasing the first-ever political print editions to the public. The “Cat in the Hat,” serves as the face of the Dr. Seuss for President campaign.
Cost: Free
Target Free Day: Woodruff Arts Center Family Day
Woodruff Arts Center
1280 Peachtree Street, Atlanta
www.high.org
(404) 733-HIGH
Sunday, October 19
11:00am – 5:00pm
Discover all that the Woodruff Arts Center has to offer. Visit an instrument "petting zoo" and sit in on an open rehearsal with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. Catch an improv workshop or take a backstage tour of the set design and costume shop at the Alliance Theatre. Enjoy a variety of performances by Young Audiences on the piazza. Experience the High's latest special exhibitions and create your own mini masterpiece to take home.
Cost: Free
GO ARTS
Various venues throughout the city
www.goartsmonth.org
(404) 588-9890
October 1 - 31
Check website for complete schedule of events
GO ARTS (Georgia Open Arts Month) is your October-long chance to GO see theater, music, dance, exhibits, festivals & more goin's on in greater Atlanta & all of Georgia. Thousands of discount and free admissions are available for over 100 arts and entertainment events.
Cost: Varies (please check website, many events are free)
Zoo Atlanta Free Family Pass
800 Cherokee Avenue SE, Atlanta
www.zooatlanta.org
(404) 624-WILD
9:30am – 5:30pm
Zoo Atlanta has partnered with Atlanta-Fulton Public Libraries to offer a new Zoo Atlanta Family Pass at 33 library branches. Adults with valid library cards may check out the Family Pass for free admission to Zoo Atlanta. Passes are valid for a family of four and may be checked out once per year, per card, per household.
Cost: Free for Fulton County residents
Brookhaven Arts Festival
Apple Valley Road (Behind Brookhaven MARTA station)
www.brookhavenartsalliance.com
(404) 266-3426
October 11 - 12
Saturday – 10:00am – 6:00pm, Sunday – 12:00pm – 6:00pm
Now in its 5th year, the Brookhaven Arts Festival has grown into a two-day event featuring over 100 artists displaying and marketing their fine arts. The festival will also feature great food, music and a children’s market.
Cost: Free
If you know about any other free or low cost events happening around Atlanta, please email us at atlcheap@insiteatlanta.com.
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