A weekend’s intuition is always right.
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When you want soups and sandwiches and things in Buckhead, Souper Jenny takes care of that for you. When you want soups and sandwiches and things in Decatur, she doesn’t. Except just kidding, because she opened a second soupeteria there. That was a joke about a soup place.
There’s disco. There’s ice skating. And then there’s don’t-make-us-say-it. But really, you should participate in what’s happening at Atlantic Station’s ice rink this weekend. It’s a DJ spinning ’70s music and a costume contest. And you skating around while that stuff happens.
According to the Vikings, this Saturday is the end of days. According to the Euclid Avenue Yacht Club, that’s a cause for celebration. Show up, take in some burlesque performances and play some bingo (Jim Stacy from Pallookaville will be one of the callers). Oh, and don’t die.
Mardi Gras officially begins March 4. For most people. But most people won’t be at the Loft on Saturday in front of a huge brass band doing New Orleans street parade stuff. And a DJ doing New Orleans DJ stuff. Which is basically just playing music like other DJs.
So hey, if you’re around the Cobb Energy Centre on Wednesday, a bunch of performers will be performing 18 Ray Charles songs. An a cappella group. A gospel choir. A saxophonist who played for Whitney Houston. If you’re not around the Cobb Energy Centre on Wednesday, it’s still happening.
