Murmur

Phire Pit is a dance party centered around being immersed with phire music in a pit of people who want to be liberated, free and to dance.

Cost: Free-$5

Cost: $8

Categories: eco friendly, environmentally, zero waste, black eco feminism ready your wombs! we’re hosting another pad party September 29 at @murmur_media. make your own reusable alternative to disposable menstrual products. enjoy a zero waste snack. meet other people that bleed. check out and/or bri...

Cost: Donations accepted

Yams Club (Atl)

https://open.spotify.com/album/2nc9EeAFIVjx07ekezFvRU?si=lWypO9sGQEaZbl9gORcLUQ

Bleary Eyed (Philly) https://blearyeyed.bandcamp.com/

Datenight - U.S. (Nashville) https://datenightband.bandcamp.com/album/comin-atcha-100mph

Fuiste (Atl) https://fuiste.bandcamp.com

7/22/18

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Cost: $5

Categories: Screening, Discussion, Art Critique <br><br>Discrit presents a free screening of What The Heart Wants a film by Cécile B. Evans. The film encapsulates numerous themes discussed in Season One. The event will conclude with a post screening discussion/critique ab...

Cost: Free

Explore the “reality schism” at the fifth annual Zine Fest. The theme this year addresses alternative realities and forms of expression. Check out a unique collection of the small, homemade publications or attend workshops on how to make them.

Sat.-Sun., Sept. 23-24, noon-7 p.m.

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Cost: Free

The Peach Coven and Sarah Fox host a design-focused discussion about the limitations to public distribution of menstrual hygiene products. The workshop covers best practices for distributing resources, identifying common concerns, brainstorming remedies for distribution issues and more. Free wine wi...

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Future Dead Artists hosts an opening reception for the group exhibition DEAD RINGER on Saturday, June 3rd. What is a dead ringer exactly? Well, since you asked, a dead ringer is a person or thing that seems exactly like someone or something else. For example "I bought my girl a ring that was a dea...

Cost: Free admission

The metamodernist" generation

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Atlantans sure like their zines — which makes sense. Zines are a highly DIY embodiment of culture. As such, the city does a helluva job fostering zine production and dispersal, especially through Murmur's Atlanta Zine Fest. Usually going down about six months prior to AZF, Printed Matter functions...

Cost: Free

Queer culture magazine WUSSY hosts a a radical release party for the publication of their first print issue. The issue’s theme is “Bodies,” and features pieces by Shannon Palumbo, Blane Bussey, MonteQarlo, Pierre Solomon and other queer Southeastern artists. Atlanta-born photographer Andrew Ly...

Cost: Free

Cost: $7

Atlanta’s favorite queer variety show is taking a break from its usual format for a special musicians-only installment of SWEET TEA. Instead of comedians and performance artists, the special edition music series will feature local artists performing their own brands of dreamy DIY bedroom pop music...

Cost: $5

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Learn how to identify the environmental injustices throughout the city, how they impact marginalized communities, and how combat these injustices with Ladyfest Atlanta. Dr. Yomi of ECO-Action, which helps community members understand the political and economic inequalities associated with environmen...

Cost: Free

Atlanta Zine Fest is coming up this summer, but you don’t have to wait until then to get your hands on some juicy self-published, small-circulation works. Head to South Downtown to the Subplot Zine Pop-up Shop for a one-night-only chance to snag some fresh zines and support ephemeral media makers....

Cost: Free

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Atlanta celebrates the late life and lasting impact of Latin crossover sensation Selena Quintanilla. The party is part of Josephine Figueroa’s 1/4 Program curator residency at Murmur. Quintanilla, known simply as Selena, was an award-winning pop star who gained mainstream success with pop crossove...

Cost: $5 suggested donation

Created and directed by Susannah Simpson, Warm Women, a text, movement, and vocalization-based performance, explores female sexuality. The performance is followed by an interactive audience mediation and workshop.

Cost: Free

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Lost N Found Youth Events Director Liliana Bakhtiari has been a powerhouse in Atlanta social justice for over a decade. The donation drive starts at 3, lecture starts at 3:30.

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This group show hones in on aspects of our environment and climate change. Artists poised to share work include Valerie Oliveiro, Karen Tauches, Marcia Vaitsman, and Olivia Valentine, among others.

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