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Recently, the Atlanta History Center celebrated with a Party with the Past theme at the Center for Civil and Human Rights. The History Center regularly brings together groups with historical background themes around Atlanta. The unique component is the collective group of individuals who attend and obviously enjoy the beauty of the rich history that is found within the streets of Atlanta. Party with the Past In fact, partying with the past is an awesome idea to show how important the steps our ancestors took enabled us to have the freedom of independence we have today. Ironically, there is probably no other fitting place to host such a relevant event. The struggles and protest that took place in Atlanta are well documented and on display within the museum. Downtown Atlanta This time the area was in Downtown Atlanta. This part of Atlanta has evolved and transformed into a myriad of conventioneers spots, restaurant's, and  a minute...

The blazing hot movie “The Plug”  was featured to a standing room only crowd on Sunday August 14, 2016 right outside the heart of downtown Atlanta in an intimate theatre setting at 444 Highland. "The Plug" is a new urban film that cleverly uses hot tracks as the background for an action filled tale. To celebrate this new film release they rolled out the red carpet and invited some of Atlanta’s trend setters, music professionals, industry executives, and fans. All in all the premiere screening of the movie "The Plug" was greeted with an electric welcoming from the mix crowd. The red carpet experience was hosted by Laconic Productions and Talented 10 productions. Those in attendance were treated to complimentary popcorn from the Gourmet Popcorn Bar along with drinks from Bomade Organic Lemonade Vodka, Red’s Apple Ale, Miller Lite, and even Henry’s Hard Soda. Daniel Dickey, Founder of the Resource Guild took a moment to welcome the crowd and give information on...