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By HHP - Aug 26th, 2008 at 6:48 pm EDT

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Wednesday, August 27 at 7:30 am

organizing meeting to plan events for week ahead

Thursday, August 28

4 to 8 pm
- register voters & solicit volunteers at East Atlanta Village Farmers Market
  More like a festival than simply a farmers market, the East Atlanta Village Farmers Market houses several vendors selling fresh produce and handmade crafts, as well as daily musical acts. The market is open every Thursday from May to November, 4 p.m. to dusk, at Village Hardware on Glenwood Avenue.
7:30 to 11:00 pm
- join East Atlanta for Change (Convention Watch Party) at the Graveyard Tavern on Glenwood Ave, right by the famrer's market at 7:30 pm?

Friday, August 29

6-? Voter Registration in..
- L5P ?
- Inman Park MARTA station?
- The Grape, Parish, Fritti area?

Saturday, August 30

9-12
- The Shed Market at Glenwood Park
8-12
- Studioplex Green Market
  The newest additon to the farmers market scene in Atlanta, Studioplex Green Market offers fresh produce from farms in Habersham and Rabun counties. The market is driven by a philanthropic effort- proceeds from market sales benefit City Church-Eastside and leftover fruits and veggies from the day will be donated to Open Hand, a non-profit organization based in Atlanta. The market is open every Saturday through the fall from 8 a.m. to noon across from the main entrance to Studioplex Lofts.
3pm
- Voter Registration at Thomasville Housing Project

Sunday, August 31

Grant Park Shade Festival
King Center MARTA Station

Monday, September 1

coming up...

September 20 - East Atlanta Strut
October 4 - Hotober Fest at Vickery's Glenwood Park

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