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Edgar Allan Poe’s Birthday Bash at the Poe Museum

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Every year the Poe Museum in Richmond, Virginia hosts an annual birthday bash for their namesake Edgar Allan Poe. It’s usually a one day celebration but this year at the close of their centennial they are having a 3-day long party! Saturday and Sunday will be all day affairs with live music, food trucks, libations, performances, tours, and more. We’re providing the Saturday schedule to give you a sense of what the events look like and we’ve added in the links to the lineup for Sunday and Monday. We’ve gone to 2 birthday bashes, and while we can’t make it this year, we hope to go to many in the future. From the museum -Come celebrate Edgar Allan Poe’s 214th birthday! Enjoy a day of festivities including live music, performances, food, libations, and much more. It’s a party to die for! Indulge in TBT El Gallo, Bryant’s Cider, and Garden Grove Brewing. See the Shadows…

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Edgar Allan Poe’s Birthday Celebrations

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It’s Edgar Allan Poe’s 214th birthday on Thursday, January 19, 2023, and there are tons of celebratory activities going on. We’re featuring two here for the actual day, and we’ll be bringing you information on a weekend-long birthday bash in tomorrow’s post. Poe Baltimore presents a murder mystery – Death of the Poe Toaster Join Poe Baltimore as they celebrate Poe’s birthday with cake, refreshments, tours, and a fun murder mystery. You can also take a bus tour around key Poe sites – including his burial place – around Baltimore Event details Poe Toaster Murder Mystery & Bus Tour For Poe’s Birthday The Poe Toaster is dead, murdered at the grave of Edgar Allan Poe and his killer is on the loose. Solve the mystery for Poe’s birthday! For decades, a mysterious figure left a tribute of cognac and roses at literary horror master Edgar Allan Poe’s grave in Baltimore.…

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Georgia Events to Look Forward to May 13th to 15th

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Spring is in the air in Georgia and there are plenty of events to enjoy in the warm weather. Two are happening this weekend May 13th through 15th. Vintage Market Days of Greater Atlanta and the May Artist Market at Howard Finster’s Paradise Garden in Summerville. We have details on both. Vintage Market Days of Greater Atlanta Looking for all things vintage right under your fingertips? This 3-day market is coming to the Gwinnett County Fairgrounds with lots of things to offer. “Vintage Market Days® returns to Gwinnett County for our 2022 Spring Market, “You Are My Sunshine”, May 13-15, 2022 at Gwinnett County Fairgrounds! Vintage Market Days® of Greater Atlanta is an upscale vintage & vintage inspired indoor market featuring original art, antiques, clothing, jewelry, handmade treasures, home decor, outdoor furnishings, consumable yummies, seasonal plantings and a little more. We hand select the best vendors, both local and from…

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Celebrate 100 Years of the Poe Museum

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Looking for something to spread misery this month. The Poe Museum in Richmond is celebrating their centennial this year and we couldn’t be happier – or miserable. We’ll be celebrating on April 28th at our Unhappy Hour at the museum with music, libations, trivia, a 1920’s costume contents, food trucks, and more. Photo credit: The Poe Museum You will also witness history when the museum unveils its new collection, donated by Susan Jaffe Tane. You will be among the first to view rare items such as Edgar Allan Poe’s pocket watch, his fiance’s engagement ring, a piece of Poe’s coffin, and much more… This event is hosted at the Poe Museum on April 28th, 2022. It’s a miserable time from six to nine! We hope to see you there…

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Happy Birthday Edgar Allan Poe

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Happy 213th Birthday Edgar Allan Poe! We wouldn’t live up to our blog name if we didn’t celebrate the master of the macabre. In a normal – non-pandemic – year, I’d fly up to the Poe Museum in Richmond and attend the all-day birthday bash they hold for this special occasion. 12 hours on a Saturday of tours, lectures, bands, and performers, and even a giant birthday cake. It is a lot of fun and meaningful for a dedicated Poe fan or one who wants to learn more about him. Due to the ongoing health crisis in the world, the museums had to adapt and move to virtual activities. The kick-off to the celebrations is a live toast on the Poe Museum’s Facebook page on Wednesday, January 19th, from 8 – 9:00 PM. Don’t miss it! Below is the schedule of virtual tours for you to check out. 1,000 Ways…

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Photography is Celebrated in Atlanta

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I feel a lot like the white rabbit from Alice in Wonderland running all around and out of time for most everything. I am a little late in telling you about a fabulous festival that’s held every year in Atlanta where the arts community showcases the power of photography in our lives. The month of October in Atlanta has an exciting event known as the Atlanta Celebrates Photography Festival (ACPFest). Artists from around the southeast contribute work that’s displayed in exhibitions held just about anywhere around town. Georgia State University, the Atlanta Photography Group Gallery, the heart of Midtown with a mural, art galleries, public art spaces, libraries, shop windows – so many shows to see. One recent fun event happened when the Little 5 Points neighborhood hosted their 3rd annual L5Hallowine Photo Crawl on October 6th where attendees sampled treats while they strolled around and viewed photography displayed in store…

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Caroline and the Ramblers at the Bluetop Restaurant – Saturday Night Show

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Come out to Bluetop in Chamblee Saturday 2.29.2020. Caroline & the Ramblers a mainstay of the Atlanta music scene will provide you with a fabulous evening of some of the best Rockabilly, Old School Country and Torch Blues around! Caroline Engel – dubbed Atlanta’s own “honky-tonk angel” leads this fabulous quartet with a mix of Rockabilly, Country and a bit of Swing Blues. Comprised of vocals, electric guitar, slap bass and drums they provide a sound steeped deep in the roots of Americana music. https://youtu.be/VUXUkp_NwQE Bluetop 5362 Peachtree Road, Chamblee, GASaturday, February 29th [envira-gallery id=’3320′]

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