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for Breakfast!
Saturday, Dec. 15 • 8-10 a.m.
Holiday Inn Decatur Conference Center
130 Clairemont Ave.
Join Santa for breakfast after he arrives on a Decatur fire truck. Price includes a commemorative photo with Santa. Adults $10, Children $5. Sponsored by the Decatur Business Association.
For more information or to purchase tickets online, click here.
For more Decatur / Oakhurst holiday events, visit the Decatur, GA website.
Saturday & Sunday, Dec. 8 & 9
Enjoy touring the homes, caroling each night, holiday shopping at the artist market and fun with the kids in this year’s Winter Wonderland workshop. Proceeds from the event benefit the Parent Network, the Grant Park Cooperative Preschool and St Paul’s United Methodist Church.
Tickets are $12 in advance or $15 at the event.
Location: St Paul’s at 501 Grant St. Buy Tickets
It’s easy this year, as there are many intown neighborhood events:
Scarecrows in the Garden - October 2 through 31st – Atlanta Botanical Garden - The Scarecrows in the Garden comprises more than 50 figures created by local organizations, businesses and individuals go on display throughout the woodlands and the Children’s Garden.
Eav-o-ween - Oct 31, 6 – 8 pm – EastAtlantaVillage – Contests, face painting, ghost stories, hay rides, horror movies and a party. Adults can continue the celebration afterwards at the Graveyard Tavern.
HULAween at Trader Vics – Oct 31 255 Courtland St NE. Costume Party. Prizes.
Zoo Atlanta- Boo at the Zoo – Saturdays – October 12 – 27th during the witching hours from 5 p.m. – 9 p.m.- Grab the kids and head over to Zoo Atlanta as the gates of Zoo Boo Town swing open! Promised to be a fun time for everyone with an enchanted carousel and an enchanted train ride. Candy treats for the kids and much more!! www.zooatlanta.com
Trick or Treat Celebration for Our House – Saturday, Oct. 27, 7-11 p.m. Our House, Inc., invites the community to a Trick or Treat Celebration at the Trolley Barn, 963 Edgewood Ave.Put on your best costume and enter to win the costume contest. Bid on quality items in the live and silent auctions. Dance the night away while supporting a worthy cause. All proceeds will support Our House.
There are two neighborhood recycling events coming up, so no excuses! It is officially time to clean out your garage, attic, etc and get rid of your out-of-date electronics (including cell phones, LCD cameras, CD players, copiers, fax machines, portable audio, TVs, scanners, PCs, laptops and more).
h School Parking Lot (on the corner of N. McDonough and Howard Ave) This semi-annual recycling event has been hugely successful at diverting electronic equipment from landfills, where they may contaminate soil and water. Batteries, Styrofoam and mercury will also be accepted. Last spring’s event diverted 50 tons of electronics from the landfill, almost matching the amount generated from two events in 2006. The event is co-sponsored by the City of
DISTRICT 57 RECYLCLING: November 10 from 9 am – 1 pm at the Morningside Baptist
This is the third 3rd Annual Recycling Event, presented by District 57 Representative Pat Gardner, Morningside-Lenox Park Neighborhood Assoc, Virginia Highland Park Neighborhood Assoc, GA Recycling Assoc and Atlanta Recycling Solutions.