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The spirit of Diá de los Muertos and Halloween came together during the Day of the Dead/Haints and Saints Parade in Decatur on Sunday, Oct. 27. It was the final event of Placita Latina’s month-long Hispanic heritage celebrations in the city.
Big crowds came out to Harmony Park in Oakhurst on Saturday, Oct. 26, to enjoy some tasty barbecue, have a cold beer, listen to some music, and enjoy a professional wrestling show from Deep South Wrestling during the annual Decatur BBQ Fest at Harmony Park in Oakhurst.
Jim Sawgrass, a native Floridian of Muscogee Creek (Mvskoke) descent and living historian of the southeastern tribes of Florida, Georgia, and Alabama, shows a replica of a Christopher Columbus gun during a program based on the history and culture of Southeastern Native Americans at Riverside Park in Roswell on Sunday, Oct. 27.
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The Original Collard Greens Cultural Festival made its Decatur debut at First Baptist Church of Decatur on Saturday, Oct. 26.
The annual Native American Festival & Pow Wow at Stone Mountain Park held Oct. 31-Nov.3 featured dance, music, interactive educational displays, craft demonstrations, storytelling, wildlife presentations and more. It is said to be the largest Native American gathering in Georgia.
NORTH METRO ATLANTA — Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 5. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Decatur’s Indian Street Food Restaurant Chai Pani, located in the city’s West Ponce Business District celebrated Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights, on Friday, Nov. 1, with food and drink specials, complimentary henna tattoos, pani puri and a show of lights.
People took a walk on the ‘Dale Ale Trail in the Avondale Estates central business district to enjoy craft beer from the city’s award-winning brewers along with food and live music during the annual Avondale Ale Day on Saturday, Nov. 2.
The Day of the Dead Festival in Stone Mountain Village on Saturday, Nov. 2, featured live music, dancing, a costume contest, face painting, an arts and crafts market, food vendors, a traditional Ofrenda and more.
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