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Located right off the Atlanta BeltLine, Bully Boy invites Atlantans and visitors alike to dive into their new Oyster Happy Hour every Monday through Thursday from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Known for its Eastern seaboard fare, seafood lovers can skip rush hour and shuck open $1 raw oysters while sipping on a nostalgic cocktail list, local and coastal craft brews and a wine program curated by Advanced Sommelier Justin Amick of Painted Hospitality.
Diners can also nosh on brand new dishes created by Executive Chef Michael Bertozzi and Executive Chef Matt Weinstein including Kung Pao Broccoli with pickled Thai chilis, water chestnuts, baby corn and peanuts; grilled Baby Carrots with char sui, hearts of palm, togarashi; Asian Pears with frisee, hazelnuts, edamame, orange, miso vinaigrette; Grilled Romaine with shakerag blue, house bacon, croutons, herb buttermilk dressing; Brasstown Beef Burger with Mongolian sauce, gochujang aioli, jack cheese, caramelized onions and pickles and more.
Fall is slowly starting to reveal itself as the leaves change and temperatures begin to drop, and what better way to celebrate the changing of seasons than with a little festival fun? The Atlanta Foundation For Public Spaces is excited to jump right into fall festivals with their Old Fourth Ward Arts Festival, Fall Festival on Ponce and the Chastain Park Fall Arts Festival – all of which are free to attend and welcome dogs. All season long, festival goers are invited to embrace the beautiful fall aesthetic while enjoying expansive artist markets, live music performances, artist demonstrations, gourmet food trucks and so much more.
Celebrate the seventh annual Old Fourth Ward Arts Festival on Saturday, September 28 and Sunday, September 29, 2019. The two-day festival will once again be held in Historic Fourth Ward Park that is conveniently located along the bustling Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail. Festival goers are invited to explore painting, photography, ceramics, glass, jewelry, woodwork and handcrafted items. The festival also features live music in the amphitheater, local food vendors, drinks, a children’s area, art demonstrations, games, and much more. The event is free to attend, open to all ages and dogs are welcome. For more information, visit www.oldfourthwardparkartsfestival.com.