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Watch art come to life before your very eyes as Kyoko Takeuchi paints and listen to Randy's carefully curated selection of Japanese deep cuts.

Bonded by their shared love of music, fashion and art, they've put together a night of golden warmth for you. Prints and original art will be available for purchase.

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A deep dive into the selections from the Dark Entries catalogue. Dark Entries takes great care in preserving sound quality and respecting the aesthetics of its artists. Dark Entries was born in the spring of 2009 to release out of print and unreleased underground music as well as contemporary bands. All of their releases are a carry over from the DIY days of the 1980s independent record labels. Created by Josh Cheon, a vinyl-focused DJ and collector.

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A breathtaking fusion of poetry, ethnography, and cinema, Sergei Parajanov’s masterwork overflows with unforgettable images and sounds. In a series of tableaux that blend the tactile with the abstract, The Color of Pomegranates revives the splendors of Armenian culture through the story of the eighteenth-century troubadour Sayat-Nova, charting his intellectual, artistic, and spiritual growth through iconographic compositions rather than traditional narrative. The film’s tapestry of folklore and metaphor departed from the realism that dominated the Soviet cinema of its era, leading authorities to block its distribution, with rare underground screenings presenting it in a restructured form. This edition features the cut closest to Parajanov’s original vision, in a restoration that brings new life to one of cinema’s most enigmatic meditations on art and beauty. (Criterion Collection)

We’ll also be playing Nicolas Jaar’s Unsanctioned ‘Pomegranates’ Film Score, an alternate soundtrack to the film.

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Motion Pictures is a music-and-film series that pairs classic international new-wave films with a live DJ set by November Rose, inviting audiences to rediscover romance and the leisure of the old world. Each evening blends music and cinema that embody timeless elegance and a touch of nostalgic mischief. Scored by jazz, jazz-house,and soulful vaporwave, the experience transforms the room into a living film—its guests the cast, dressed in sharp leisurely style inspired by 1950s–60s jazz clubs.

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A journey exploring the intersection of jungle, drum & bass, dub and adjacent low-end frequencies.  Selections by Jae MajiQ (Team Rollers). Bass lovers, pull up.

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Congo Natty, Vectasonic, Dennis Brown, Trustee, Sister Nancy

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Silk Daisys debut album listening party and the classic dreampop and shoegaze that inspired them to make it. Curated by DJ Taradactyl.

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Cocteau Twins, Lush, My Bloody Valentine, The Cure, The Sundays

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Medium Rare: from deep digs to familiar frequencies. From rare unearthed tracks ranging from funk, soul, Motown, and jazz to modern indie and electronic.

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Erykah Badu, Knxwledge, Madlib, Anderson Paak, Skull Snaps, and the Lafayette Afro Rock Band, The Blackbyrds

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Unique blends of classic soul and funk, nostalgic soul tunes that shaped the fabric of American music.

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Curtis Mayfield, Ruby Velle & The Soulphonics, Otis Redding, Sam Cooke, Ken Booth, Aretha Franklin

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Whether you are an “old head,” or simply have a curiosity about analogue or midi-instruments, we encourage you to come out and mingle with other like-minded folks!!

This serves as a networking opportunity for Atlanta’s host of electronic musicians in a relaxed, down-to-earth environment.

ATL Synth Club’s dedication to all things synth (of the software and hardware varieties) has previously behind events such as MIDI Clock, Common Circuits, and Modular on the Spot… we are thrilled to have them here!

$12 Cover*

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Eric Thomas delivers an incomparable sound leaving crowds with only one question: “when can I hear him again?” Eric started his professional journey as a finalist in Atlanta's first Future of Jazz competition. Since then he has captivated audiences from the Atlanta Jazz Festival to the Blue Note in New York and many places in between.

Karey A. Davis is a dynamic pianist, saxophonist, and producer known for delivering electrifying performances. He has shared the stage with legends like Roy Ayers, Kirk Whalum, and Hugh Masekela and performed at premier festivals such as Montreux and North Sea Jazz. As the former music director for national recording artist Dee Lucas, his production and songwriting talents contribute to upcoming works with #1 Billboard artists like flutist Ragan Whiteside and trumpeter Lin Rountree. His versatility also extends to television, including credits on Martin Lawrence Presents: 1st Amendment Comedy on Starz. Karey brings world-class musicianship and an unforgettable experience to every stage.

Steven L. Gooden, II is a vetted multi-percussionist, musical director/arranger & sound/lighting engineer.  With jazz at the forefront, he explores multitudes of genres in his repertoire. He is a wealth of resources to those who love music and appreciate the arts.

*Per person cover charge added to bill

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the obscure and dusty vinyl albums that, thanks to sampling, have become part of the quilt of modern music

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Dorothy Ashby, David Axelrod, Eugene McDaniels, Ramsey Lewis, James Brown

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Champagne Soul, Breezy Brazilian, Groovy AOR, Deep Disco, & Jazzy Funk.

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Kenny Lynch, Mekongo President, Venise,

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The space between what was, and what could be.

No big sign. No scripted greeting. Just a subtle glow at the edge of night and the new year, quietly pulling you in.

This is Muse Late Night Tea: a Muse’s version of a night cap as monthly late night tea pop-up that leaves the usual social cues outside and invites you to settle into something a little less predictable.

And the teas? They’re not just a menu—they’re small acts of rebellion. Herbal and cardamom blends that cut through the dark, floral infusions that ask you to slow down, sip, and notice what’s right in front of you.

No one’s rushing. Voices stay low, the night feels long, and you can just be. This isn’t about putting on a show. It’s about tasting connection on your own terms, rethinking what a late-night gathering can mean, and savoring the space between what was and what could be.

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Come party with us and enjoy special by-the-glass pours and deep cut bottle gems of Beaujolais. We’ll be doing some Bojo inspired dishes and you can grab your Thanksgiving Day bottles at retail cost.*

*Wines are limited in quantities - we suggest arriving early!*

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The hip hop golden era of the late 80s through mid 90s defined by socially conscious, sample-based production and lyricism.

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A Tribe Called Quest, BDP, Lauryn Hill, De La Soul, Public Enemy, Eric B. & Rakim

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Golden Era 1950s and 60s Jazz

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Miles Davis, Gil Evans, Max Roach, Red Garland

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Join Bryan Collins and Mimms Cross as they curate a sonic tapestry that will inspire you to contemplate, sound, space, and your relationships to it. Ambient, minimalist, electronic.

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Brian Eno, Kali Malone, Pauline Oliveros, Gas, Steve Roach, Donnacha Costello, Kara-Lis Coverdale

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Join us for a special night with Mikey David of Zev Rovine Selections.

We’ll be pouring a special by-the-glass takeover over along with a curated bottle list from Zev Rovine’s portfolio with some special wines brought to Georgia just for this event!

*Wines are limited in quantities - we suggest arriving early!*

Hosted in Partnership with Rive Gauche.

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Simone Forte (Ransom) is teaming up with her sis Jessica Forte (Bite Back) for a decadent night of drinks and desserts.

“My sister and I love desserts. Most people look at a menu and go straight to reading the savory. We always ask about the desserts first. Sweet tooth logic. Dessert is the encore, the mic drop, thing you dream about before bed. Why is it sometimes treated as an afterthought. Now, hear me out:

think of a place where dessert isn’t just the finale — it’s the whole damn show. Cakes, custards, cookies, ice creams that make you question your life choices (in the best way). And because we’re adults now — Cocktails.

Not a bakery. Not a bar. A Dessert Bar. Because life is short, and dinner was probably mid anyway.

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A genre fluid soundscape with disco, psych and international goodness.

$15 Cover*

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A live set of Brazilian jazz fusion

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Projeto Brasileiro is the celebration of 2 great musical cultures: Brazil and America. They pay homage to legends of the Bossa Nova and Samba movements, while exploring these timeless compositions in an instrumental jazz quintet context, adding technical interplay and improvised flair to the rhythms and melodies of great artists like Tom Jobim, Sergio Mendez, Hermeto Pascoal, and others. Formed by John O'Leary several years ago, Projeto Brasileiro explores both traditional and modern styles of Brazilian music over the last century, spanning the entire country, from Bahia to Rio and more.


John O'Leary's Projeto Brasileiro will perform their newest original work, a 4-part suite of music entitled "Sem Fronteiras: Without Borders", which they will be recording later this year to release as a debut album.

*Per person cover charge added to bill

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We’ll be popping up and pouring wine at Lost in the Letter’s new writing studio and book shop in Candler Park. Come hang and check out their shiny new space, which offers writing workshops and readings along with a stellar book shop.

$12 Cover*

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A live jazz set by Atlanta drummer Justin Chesarek with Patrick Arthur, and Robby Handley. This show will be recorded by grammy winning engineer Tony Terrebone for a live album.

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Percussionist Justin Chesarek performs regularly with the Joe Alterman Trio, Trey Wright, Anita Aysola, and is a regular at the Atlanta Jazz Festival. Notable performances include The Iridium and The Blue Note in New York, D.C’s Kennedy Center, the Juneau Jazz and Classics Festival in Alaska, The North Sea Jazz Festival in Holland and the Montreaux Jazz Festival in Switzerland.

Chesarek teaches Jazz Percussion at Kennesaw State University, is the Artist Affiliate of Jazz Percussion at Emory University, and is the former Professor of Percussion at Morehouse College.

Justin lives in Decatur, Georgia with his wife and daughters.

*Per person cover charge added to bill

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Presented by Anime & Wine, join us for an elevated anime experience at Commune. An eclectic mix of city pop and Japanese R&B thematically paired with anime and wine for a visual, sonic and tasting experience.

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Technoterria is a sound installation and long-form listening session exploring the memory of machines after humanity.

Composed from decaying rhythms, drones, and industrial remnants, it transforms the language of techno into an architectural atmosphere — an ambient ruin of pulse and resonance.

The hour-long mix unfolds like a city breathing in silence: circuits eroding, signal becoming dust, sound dissolving into the air it once occupied.

Soundwork by
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Visuals and Installation by
T.W.Pilar and Ivan Reyes

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An immaculate set by resident DJ Chris Devoe and Caleb Wheels, owner of the Hi-Fi Bar Stereo.

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Erykah Badu, Medhane, Knxwledge, Billy Woods, Mulatu Astatke, Madlib, Moor Mother, Elucid

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 Latin groove, classic salsa, global sounds.

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Hector Lavoe, Fela Kuti, Bad Bunny, Willie Colon, Famia All Stars

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Femme focused pop and alternative from the 80s and 90s.

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Cocteau Twins, Mazzy Star, The Breeders, 10,000 Maniacs, Luscious Jackson