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Make Plans to Attend These 2018 Midtown Community Events Make Plans to Attend These 2018 Midtown Community Events Stay informed, learn, connect and get to know other Midtown Alliance members, residents and workers at events we host throughout the year. Members receive special pricing for tickets to Midtown Alliance events, including our annual meeting. We have more than a dozen events planned for our membership this year: Mix-It-Up Midtown Intimate after-hours networking sessions at top Midtown district venues, with a Happy Hour feel. Est. Attendance: 150-200 WHEN: March | May | June | August September | November Let’s Talk Midtown In-depth updates and presentations about Midtown, Atlanta and Midtown Alliance projects, with networking opportunities. Generally held after work hours. Est. Attendance: 200-275 WHEN: April | July | October Midtown Lunchbox Series Spend your lunch hour enjoying fun and free entertainment at 10th and Peachtree. Boxed meals available for purchase on-site. WHEN: September Midtown Restaurant Crawl Seasonal opportunities to sample food and drinks from multiple Midtown establishments, all in one evening. WHEN: September Midtown Alliance 2018 Annual Meeting Midtown Alliance’s signature event at the historic Fox Theatre, featuring remarks from Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms. Est. Attendance: 1,100 WHEN: February 2019 For details on event dates, registration and announcements: MidtownATL.com/Events #MidtownATL Other 2018 Community Events Mark your calendar to attend these events happening in the Midtown neighborhood this year: Midtown Alliance Event $ Paid Admission Required January February March 13 2017 Annual Meeting 17 St. Patrick’s Day Parade The Fox Theatre Peachtree Street Mardi Gras on The Square Luck of The Square Colony Square Colony Square 28 Mix-It-Up Midtown WeWork 1372 Peachtree April May June 13-15 Dogwood Festival 14-18 National Bike to Work Week 1-3 Atlanta Food & Wine Piedmont Park Festival • $ 25-27 Atlanta Jazz Festival Loews Atlanta Hotel Midtown 17 Let’s Talk Midtown Piedmont Park Creating a Stronger Retail Atlanta Design Festival Future May Atlanta Design Festival Woodruff Arts Center 23-27 Midtown Walk Challenge 15 Dump the Pump Day 22 Celebrate Earth Day July August September 4 Peachtree Road Race 18-19 Piedmont Park Arts Festival Sep. Try Transit Peachtree St. Piedmont Park Throughout Midtown Piedmont Park 21 PARK(ing) Day 21-29 BB&T Atlanta Open • $ Various Locations in Midtown Atlantic Station TBD Music Midtown • $ Piedmont Park 30 Atlanta Streets Alive Peachtree Street October November December 1-31 Atlanta Bike Challenge 2 Children’s Christmas Parade Throughout Midtown Peachtree Street 12-14 Atlanta Pride Parades & Festival Peachtree St. Piedmont Park For details on these and hundreds of other events: MidtownATL.com/Events #MidtownATL.
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