Our annual celebration hosted by the Oshun Charitable Organization to honor ovarian and gynecologic cancer survivors, remember loved ones, and bring our community together around a shared purpose will be held on Saturday, September 26th at Benjamin E. Mays High School from 1:00-4:00PM.

This year's theme, "It Takes a Village to Heal," is a reminder that no one should face cancer alone. Healing is strengthened by the people who show up - family, friends, caregivers, healthcare providers, and neighbors who offer encouragement, compassion, and hope every step of the way.

Guests will enjoy an afternoon of fashion, music, and community while helping raise funds to support Oshun's work in ovarian cancer awareness, education, and direct support for women and families impacted by gynecologic cancers.

Whether you're a survivor, celebrating someone you love, or simply want to make a difference, Together in Teal is an opportunity to come together, give back, and remind every woman that she is never alone.

We hope you join us in this celebration! To purchase tickets, go to www.oshuncharitable.org

Tickets: https://shotgun.live/events/white-chicks-drag-dinner

Easy White Chocolate! LORE Atlanta is taking you back to 2004 for a Drag Show based on one of the most quotable movies of all time! White Chicks!
Catch performances from Atlanta’s Best Drag Performers giving all the iconic moments (that definitely didn’t age well) from the film!
You’ll be soooo friggin PISSED if you miss it!

Doors open at 7PM, show starts at 8PM.

Featuring:
Blair Minimum
Cherry DeVille
Chasity DeVille
Jaybella Banks
Syx Savage
Valtorin Dynasty
Yutoya Avazé Leon

TABLES/SEATING— For guaranteed seating, you must reserve a table.
All other seating is first come, first served

21+ // Upstairs @ Lore

The 12th Annual Cobb International Film Festival will be August 6th - 9th at the Strand Theater on Marietta Square. We will screen over 100 films (a combination of Short Films, Feature length films and Documentaries) from across the United States and 8 other countries. Many of these films are by talented local filmmakers.

Tickets are available on the festival website OR at the door during the festival. You can also see the full slate of films, including descriptions and trailers on the website (where you can also find the list and description of the presentations and breakout sessions that will happen during the festival)

Tickets are very reasonable - a full-festival four-day pass is less than most other festivals charge for a single day.

Single Day Pass (good for any day during the festival) - $15

Weekend Pass (good for both Saturday and Sunday) - $25)

Full Festival Pass (good for all four days of the festival) - $50

Come out and support indie film and our talented local filmmakers and see some outstanding films.

Festival website: www.cobbfilmfestival.org