Sep 222009
 

A few quick updates for Atlanta on the Cheap’s readers:

1) I received an email from GoDaddy on Monday, which stated that they’d migrated Atlanta on the Cheap & Cities on the Cheap to new servers. This should hopefully resolve the periodic site outages we’ve experienced over the past few weeks.

2) Their timing was perfect, as the email also … [more]

Sep 182009
 

Love indie music? You won’t want to miss The Other Sound 2009 music festival in Little Five Points. There’ll be two stages—Criminal Records, Little 5 Outdoor stage—with live music from 2:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m., then the festivities move indoors to the upstairs and downstairs stages in the Star Bar. Though the Criminal Records & Little 5 Outdoor stages will be … [more]

Sep 182009
 

If you’re planning to attend the PGA Tour Championship, you’ll want to know about these other free & cheap events:

1) Community Day is September 23. Tickets for Community Day aren’t free—they’re $20 each—but they’re a good value. 1) 100 % of the sales directly benefit the East Lake Foundation. 2) For every ticket you buy, you receive a $20 … [more]

Sep 182009
 

On September 20, the Georgia International Horse Park will host Fiesta Georgia, a free day-long celebration billed as Atlanta’s largest Hispanic Heritage Month outdoor celebration.

Fiesta Georgia features live performances by national & local artists, an arts & crafts show, a vendor area (many of which give away free samples), & authentic Latino foods. The festivities get underway at 10:00 … [more]

Sep 182009
 

Love handmade wares? Head to the Shakerag Arts & Crafts Festival on September 19 & 20 to browse. There’ll be more than 100 vendors, and all of the arts & crafts for sale must be handmade or handcrafted. You’ll find jewelry (my favorite), mosaic work, pottery, scarves, candles & soaps, woodwork, plants & more. There’ll be a children’s play area, … [more]

Sep 182009
 

Like the U.S. National Parks, Georgia State Parks and Historical Sites will host a “Free Day in the Parks” on September 26.

During the free day, the state parks’ $5 parking fee and historic sites’ admission fees will be waived. Since it’s also National Hunting and Fishing Day, they’re waiving the requirement for you to have a fishing license, too, … [more]