Jul 05 Saturday
Book by Terry Guest Music & Lyrics by Christian Albright and Christian Magby Based on the book Milo Imagines the World by Matt de la PeñaStep aboard the subway with Milo, a curious boy with a vivid imagination and a sketchpad full of dreams. In this heartwarming and visually stunning musical based on the beloved book Milo Imagines the World by Matt de la Peña and Christian Robinson, you'll embark on a journey through Milo's mind as he transforms the everyday passengers into larger-than-life characters and reveals beauty in unexpected places.
With playful songs by Atlanta's own Christian Magby and Christian Albright (The Incredible Book Eating Boy) and a book by Atlanta native Terry Guest, Milo Imagines the World is a celebration of how we see ourselves and others. This story of hope, empathy, and the boundless power of creativity will inspire audiences of all ages.
As the round of 16 comes to a close and the quarterfinals quickly approach, don’t miss your shot to watch the world’s best club soccer teams battle it out on the pitch. Now through the championship final on July 13, Phipps Plaza is hosting a Soccer Tournament Watch Party on The Green, giving footie fans a place to cheer on their favorite teams and celebrate every goal!
No Words ATL is the ONE and ONLY instrumental music festival anywhere.
To celebrate our 4th year of showcasing Atlanta artists, we are hosting a FREE show featuring:
The great nationally known jazz saxophonist, Kebbi WilliamsIpek Eginli, classically trained, global touring synth and acoustic pianistAlchemical String Theory - classical meets celtic join together in a unique performanceLunar Gateway, trippy 3 piece rock band performs instrumentally for the first timeKillick Hinds, Athens based guitar builder, unique guitar aficionadoTranscendent cellist, Deisha Oliver
Bring the whole family, and extend your holiday by listening to music without words in the coolest new 10,000 square foot "Meow Wolf" inspired art installation. Saturday July 5th 7 - 11 pmAll Ages - FREE showThank you for your time in adding us to your calendar!
SHOWTIMES: 7:30pm and 9:30pm. Thad Wilson’s music always reflects a personal style that blends progressive elements such as blues, funk, Gospel and a touch of hip-hop. Thad’s eclectic ideas as a modern composer are brought to life through his various projects: Thad Wilson Jazz Orchestra, his 16-piece big band; Inner Urge, a collaborative project; Kindred Soul, his electric group; and Kako Se, an acoustic duo. The Thad Wilson Jazz Orchestra became the only big band in the DC area to land a permanent residence at the esteemed One Step Down. Most recently, the band was housed at HR-57 Center for the Preservation of Jazz and Blues, recently named one of the world’s top 100 jazz venues by Downbeat magazine. Both as a leader and performer on the jazz scene, Thad has become an acclaimed fixture.
Thad has performed alongside world-renowned artists such as George Benson, James Moody, Eddie Henderson, Steve Turre, Cecil Bridgewater, McCoy Tyner, Vanessa Ruben, and Roy Hargrove. He also performed with Senegalese artist, Djimo Kouyate, at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Millenium Stage. His worldwide appearances include Moscow and St. Petersburg, Russia; Le Caveau de la Huchette in Paris, France; Antigua Music Festival; Atlanta Jazz Festival; New Orleans Jazz Festival; and Spoleto Music Festival in Charleston, South Carolina. Thad was also invited to perform his original suite “Reflections on Romare” at the National Gallery of Art’s 2003 Romare Bearden exhibition opening festivities.
Happens on the following Dates:Jul 5, 2025, 7:30pm to 9:00pm Timezone: EDTJul 5, 2025, 9:30pm to 11:00pm Timezone: EDT
A bold reimagining of Shakespeare’s muse—told in her own voice, with live music and intimate conversation.
The Dark Lady is a witty and sensual duet that reclaims the story of a fascinating woman who was almost lost to history—Emilia Bassano. Through her eyes, this thrilling love story helps us both understand and challenge our love of Shakespeare. Emilia was multiracial and multilingual, and the first Englishwoman to publish her own poetry. And she may also be the answer to a 400-year-old mystery—just who was the “Dark Lady” that Shakespeare spoke of with such passion in his sonnets?
LIMITED 3 WEEK RUN!
Jul 06 Sunday
National Recording artists and husband and wife team Alan and Lita Blake perform renditions of popular Jazz, R&B and Dance Hits.
Jul 07 Monday