Atlanta On the Go for September 2006

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100 Black Men of Atlanta
A Classic Weekend
TICKETS NOW ON SALE
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Tyson Atlanta Classic Band Jamboree | Fri. Sept. 29th @GA Dome Georgia Power Parade of
Bank of America Atlanta Football
Excellence | Sat. Sept. 30th @Peachtree & Ralph McGill
Classic | Sat . Sept . 30th @GA Dome | Act now to get a $5.00 discount on all upper level tickets
to the BACAFC | Call Ticketmaster at 800-326-4000 or go to www.ticketmaster.com
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IT’S A FAMILY AFFAIR WEEKEND EVENT SCHEDULE 2006 | TAKE MARTA TO THE FAMILY AFFAIR WEEKEND!
Town Hall Meeting
Atlanta Life Financial
Group Auditorium
Sponsors: Aetna, Atlanta
Life Financial Group,
National Black College
Alumni Hall of Fame
Thursday • September 28th
5:30 pm – 8:00 pm
Collegiate 100 Debate
Georgia World Congress
Center, Building C
Sponsor: McDonald’s
Friday • September 29th
10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Celebrate Health
Celebrate Living Fair
Georgia World Congress
Center, Building C
Sponsor: Blue Cross
Blue Shield Of Georgia,
AstraZeneca
Friday • September 29th
10:00 am – 4:00 pm
100 Black Men
Of Atlanta Job Fair
Georgia World Congress
Center, Building C
Sponsor: Georgia
Department Of Labor
Friday • September 29th
10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Tyson Atlanta Classic
Band “Jam" Boree
Battle Of The Bands-Musical
Entertainment Featuring the
Marching 100 of Florida A&M
University and The Aristocrat
of Bands of Tennessee
State University in a
Side-By-Side Battle.
Georgia Dome
Sponsor: Tyson Foods
Friday • September 29th
8:00 pm – 10: 00 pm
Doors open at 7:00 pm
Tickets on Sale at
Ticketmaster
Verizon Wireless
In-Zone
Corporate Corner
Georgia Dome –
Orange Lot
Sponsor: Verizon Wireless
Saturday • September 30th
Game Day • 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
State Farm College Fair
Georgia World Congress
Center, Building C
Sponsors: State Farm
Insurance,
The College Board
Saturday • September 30th
Game Day • 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Pre-Game Show
Georgia
Power
Parade Of
Excellence
Sponsors: Georgia Power, Ford
Motor Company
Saturday • September 30th
Game Day • 10:00 am – 11:30 am
Georgia Dome
Saturday • September 30th
Game Day • 2:30 pm – 2:50 pm
Bank Of America
Atlanta Football Classic
FAMU VS. TSU
Georgia Dome
Sponsor: Bank Of America
Saturday • September 30th
Game Day • 3:00 pm – Kick-Off
McDonald's
Half-Time Show
Georgia Dome
Sponsor: McDonald's
Saturday • September 30th
Game Day • Half-Time
Events and times are subject to change
Go to www.atlantafootballclassic.com for updates
Proceeds benefit 100 Black Men of Atlanta’s Project Success, a post secondary preparation and tuition assistance program.
Classic
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SEPTEMBER 2006
MARTA Board
4 2006 Atlanta Falcons
Eyes Towards the Playoffs
5 Good Sports
Atlanta Team Schedules
6 Around Town
Events of the Season
8 Maps
City and Transit Maps
12 Getting Around
Directions to Popular
Atlanta Destinations
13 It’s MARTA
Fare, Passes and
Phone Information
Officers: Edmund J. Wall, Chair; Walter D. Kimbrough, Vice
Chair; Juanita Jones Abernathy , Secretary; J. Thomas Kilpatrick,
Treasurer.
Members: Clara H. Axam, City of Atlanta; Juanita Jones
Abernathy, City of Atlanta; George E. Glaze, Clayton County;
Harold Buckley, Sr., DeKalb County; Mukesh "Mike" Patel,
DeKalb County; J. Thomas Kilpatrick, DeKalb County; Marie
Robinson Metze, Fulton County; Barbara Babbit Kaufman,
Fulton County; Pat Upshaw-Monteith, DeKalb County; Bruce E.
Le'Vell, Gwinnett County.
Ex Officio: Bart L. Graham, Commissioner, Georgia Department
of Revenue; Harold E. Linnenkohl, Commissioner, Georgia
Department of Transportation; Steve Stancil, Executive Director,
Georgia Regional Transportation Authority; Gena Abraham,
Executive Director of the State Properties Commission & Georgia
Building Authority.
Atlanta On The Go is published monthly by New World
Communications, Inc., 1076 Canton St., Roswell, GA 30075.
Publisher: Clint Smith, Editor: Helen Kelley, Graphic Designer:
Diana Smith.
The magazine is available at MARTA rail stations and in Atlanta
area hotels and visitor centers.
For advertising rates and information call 770-992-7808.
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FALCONS EYES TOWARD T
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With several fresh new faces on
both sides of the line and a renewed
excitement, Atlanta Falcons players
and fans have already got their eyes
on winning their division, the playoffs
and a possible Superbowl bid as the
2006 NFL season commences.
The Falcons
garnered some
great new talent
from the 2006
NFL Draft,
including
Virginia
Tech DB
Jimmy
Williams,
Mississippi
State RB
Jerious
Norwood,
Syracuse
OT Quinn
Ojinnaka,
and Fresno
State WR
Adam
Jennings.
On a local
note of interest,
University of
Georgia fans
will be hoping
to see former
UGA QB D.J.
Shockley get
in the game.
And the
off-season
acquisitions
of offensive
tackle Wayne
Gandy and
defensive
specialists Chris Crocker and Lawyer
Milloy will help shore the team up
in areas that were lacking last year.
In his third year at the helm,
QB Michael Vick has become
more comfortable running the West
Coast offense and has gelled with
the Falcons’ talented receivers. But
don’t expect this comfort zone to be
completely relaxed — Vick should
continue to wow the crowds with his
sometimes controversial, but always
exciting and explosive style of play.
This month, the Falcons’ season
opens with an away game September
10 at 1 p.m. against the Carolina
Panthers. The Falcons will host the
Tampa Bay Buccaneers in their first
home game at the Georgia Dome on
September 17 at 1 p.m. (Both games
will be televised on FOX-TV.) On
September 25, the Falcons and New
Orleans Saints will be featured on
ESPN’s Monday Night Football at
8:30 p.m. in the Louisiana Superdome.
In addition to Tampa Bay, the Falcons
face key division opponents at home,
including Carolina, New Orleans,
Dallas, New York Giants, Cleveland,
PHOTOGRAPHY BY JIMMY CRIBB
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D THE PLAYOFFS
Pittsburgh and Arizona. The road schedule
is equally tough, with additional games at
Tampa Bay, Philadelphia, Washington,
Baltimore, Cincinnati and Detroit.
Tickets for Falcons games may be
purchased through Ticketmaster, by
ordering online at Ticketmaster.com,
charge-by-phone at 404-249-6400, or
visiting any Ticketmaster ticket outlet
(primarily
located in
Publix
Supermarkets).
Individual
game tickets
have limited
availability.
Additional
information
about Atlanta Falcons tickets, schedule,
players, staff and more can be found
online at www.atlantafalcons.com.
ATLANTA BRAVES
TURNER FIELD
Fri., Sept. 8 - Chicago Cubs 7:05pm
Sat., Sept. 9 - Chicago Cubs 7:05pm
Sun., Sept. 10 - Chicago Cubs 1:05pm
Mon., Sept. 11 - Chicago Cubs 7:05pm
Tue., Sept. 12 - Philadelphia Phillies 7:35pm
Wed., Sept. 13 - Philadelphia Phillies 7:35pm
Thu., Sept. 14 - Philadelphia Phillies 7:35pm
Fri., Sept. 15 - Florida Marlins 7:35pm
Sat., Sept. 16 - Florida Marlins 1:20pm
Sun., Sept. 17 - Florida Marlins 1:05pm
Tue., Sept. 26 - New York Mets 7:35pm
Wed., Sept. 27 - New York Mets 7:35pm
Thu., Sept 28 - New York Mets 7:35pm
Fri., Sept. 29 - Houston Astros 7:05pm
Sat., Sept. 30 - Houston Astros 7:05pm
ATLANTA FALCONS
GEORGIA DOME
Sun., Sept. 17 - Tampa Bay Bucs 1:00pm
AT L A N TA S I LV E R B A C K S
SILVERBACKS PARK
Sat., Sept. 2 - Rochester Raging Rhinos 7:30pm
NOT THE ONLY GAME IN TOWN
The Falcons aren’t the only football
game in town. The die-hard football
fan can get his or her fix at various area
college match-ups — Georgia Tech,
Clark Atlanta University and Morehouse
College, as well as nearby University
of Georgia – and at outstanding local
high school games.
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Georgia Quilts on Display
Designs of the Times: Twentieth-Century
Georgia Quilts, an exhibition drawn from
the statewide survey of more than 9,000
quilts documented by the Georgia Quilt
Project, opens September 9 at the Atlanta
History Center. This unique exhibition,
which runs through April 22, 2007,
explores the vibrancy and relevance of
quilt making in Georgia — as labors of
love and aesthetic achievements. Designs
of the Times features 70 quilts, each with
a unique history for visitors to discover.
The exhibition presents these quilts in categories of fabrics, colors, pieced shapes,
appliqué, technology, and use/purpose,
which will help visitors to better “see”
quilts by showing the many decisions a
quilter makes when creating a piece.
The Atlanta History Center is located at
130 West Paces Ferry Rd., NW. For
more information, call 404-814-4000
or log on to www.atlhist.org.
Yellow Daisy Festival
More than 500 artists and crafters from
38 states and two countries will display
their works at the 38th Annual Yellow
Daisy Festival, September 7-10, at Stone
Mountain Park. In addition to arts and
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crafts, there will be daily live entertainment, children’s activities, clogging, crafts
demonstrations, festival foods and the
Yellow Daisy Flower Show, which takes
place Sept. 8-10 at the Marina Building.
Vehicle entry to Stone Mountain Park is
$8 (cash only) for a one-day permit or
$35 for an annual parking pass. No
coolers or pets can be brought inside
the festival. For details, visit online at
www.stonemountainpark.com.
Photo by Johanna Kimberl
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Fishy Fun
Grab your goggles and dive right in!
The Center for Puppetry Arts welcomes
back Emmy-nominee Lee Bryan, a.k.a.
“That Puppet Guy,” and his one-man
water wonderland, Circus of the Sea,
presented Fridays through Sundays,
through September 24. This wacky
ocean odyssey is filled with fishy facts
and fun that’s perfect for all ages. Bryan’s
brightly colored rod puppets are made
almost entirely of recycled detergent and
cleanser bottles making this show a great
opportunity to learn about recycling and
marine conservation studies. After the
show, Bryan will demonstrate the process
of making and operating all of his crafty
creatures. The Center for Puppetry Arts is
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NTS OF THE SEASON
located at 1404 Spring St. NW
at 18th. For ticket information and
schedules, visit www.puppet.org, or
call 404-873-3391.
Atlanta Home Show
The 23rd annual Fall Atlanta Home
Show, September 28 – October 1,
assembles more than 300 exhibitors with
the hottest ideas for living the good life
in Atlanta. Home experts will be on tap
throughout the weekend to give advice
and demonstrate the latest in decor,
remodeling and even home entertaining.
Celebrity home experts scheduled to
make an appearance include TV host
and author Katie Brown showcasing
ideas for outdoor entertaining throughout the day on Saturday, and Bobby
and Jamie Deen of Savannah’s famed
Lady and Sons restaurant performing
cooking demonstrations several times
on Friday and Saturday. It all takes
place at Cobb Galleria Centre, Two
Galleria Parkway (intersection of Cobb
Parkway/US Hwy 41 and I-285).
Visit www.atlantahomeshow.com or call
770-798-1997 for more information.
Oakland Outings
It is often said that the history of African
Americans in Atlanta is synonymous with
the history of Atlanta itself. The African
American History Tour at Oakland
Cemetery on September 30 at 6:30
p.m. explores the lives and accomplishments of 19th and early 20th century
African Americans in Atlanta during
slavery, the Civil War, reconstruction,
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and the
Jim Crow
era. Also,
Oakland’s
annual
Victorian
street festival,
Sunday in
the Park,
takes place
on October
1, from
noon-6 p.m.
Take a trip
back in time
to Victorian
days when the major social outing was
a stroll through Oakland Cemetery, then
Atlanta’s only city park.Oakland is located
at 248 Oakland Ave., SE. For more
information, call Oakland Cemetery,
404-688-2107, or visit online at
www.oaklandcemetery.com.
Grant Park Tour of Homes
Atlanta’s largest historic neighborhood is
inviting all of Atlanta to the 33rd annual
Grant Park Tour of Homes, a celebration
of our neighborhoods historic appeal,
diverse architecture (from quaint Folk
Victorian to ornate Queen Anne) and
lifestyle that is centered around Atlanta’s
oldest park. The Grant Park Tour of
Homes takes place September 23 & 24.
Tickets are $13 in advance; $15 the day
of the tour. Grant Park is located at 800
Cherokee Ave., SE. For information,
call 404-881-8284 or log on to
www.GrantParkTour.org.
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RideStore/Cashier Locations
You can purchase unlimited ride Weekend, Weekly, Monthly
and Visitor Passes at the following convenient locations.
They also sell rolls of tokens in 10-packs and 20-packs.
Airport Station
6:30 a.m. to 10:30 pm, M-F; 7:00 a.m. to 10:30 pm Sat. & Sun.
Five Points Station
6:30 a.m. to 7:00 pm, M-F; 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 pm Sat. Closed
Sunday.
Lenox Station
7:00 a.m. to 7:00 pm, M-F. Closed Sat./Sun.
Lindbergh Station (Inside Headquarters Bldg.)
7:00 a.m. to 6:00 pm, M-F. Closed Sat./Sun.
(Visitor Passes are not available at these two cashier locations:)
Sandy Springs Station and North Springs Station
Open 24 hours, 7 days a week.
North-South Rail Line
Interstate Highways
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RideStores
P
P
Stations with free parking
Stations with free and long-term overnight
NORTH
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Georgia Aquarium
Marriott
Atlanta
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John Marshall
Law School
dge
St. Bri
17th
Georgian Terrace
Hotel
Rennaisance
Atlanta
Hotel
Emory
Crawford Long
Hospital
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Agnes Scott College
Bus 15 from Decatur Station.
Alliance Theater
Arts Center Station.
Apex Museum
Bus 3 from Five Points Station.
Art Institute of Atlanta
Sandy Springs Station.
Atlanta Botanical Gardens
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Fox Theatre
North Ave. Station
Georgia Dome
GA Dome/GWCC Station.
Georgia State University
Georgia State Station.
Georgia Tech
Bus 13 from North Avenue
Station or Bus 98 from Arts
Center Station.
Bus 36 from Arts Center Station. Georgia World Congress Center
GA Dome/GWCC Station.
Atlanta Contemporary Art Center
Bus 1 from Georgia State Station. High Museum of Art
Arts Center Station.
Atlanta History Center
Bus 23 from Lenox Station.
Childrens Healthcare of Atlanta
Interdenominational Theological
Center
Cyclorama
Lenox Square
Bus 13 from North Ave. Station.
Lenox Station.
Fernbank Science Center
Bus 2 from North Ave.Station
or Avondale Station.
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Northside Hospital
Medical Center Station.
Oglethorpe University,
Conant Performing Arts Center
Bus 23 or Bus 41 from
Brookhaven Station.
Peachtree Center
Robert Ferst Center for the
Performing Arts
Bus 98 from Arts Center Station.
South DeKalb Mall
Bus 15 from Decatur Station
or 186 from Five Points Station.
Marcus Jewish Community Center
Spelman College
Margaret Mitchell House
St. Joseph's Hospital
Bus 150 from Dunwoody Station
Bus 6 from Edgewood/Candler Midtown Station.
Park or Lindbergh Center Stations.
MARTA Headquarters
Lindbergh Center Station.
Fernbank Museum of
Bus 2 from North Ave. Station.
Peachtree Center Station.
Bus 23 or Bus 25 from Lenox
Station.
Center for Puppetry Arts
Natural History
Museum of Design Atlanta
Phipps Plaza
Bus 16 from Five Points Station.
Emory University,
Michael C. Carlos Museum
Bus 13 from West Lake or
North Avenue Station.
Dunwoody Station.
Carter Presidential Library
Bus 97 from Five Points Station
or Bus 97 from King Memorial
Station.
Morehouse College
Perimeter Mall
GA Dome/GWCC Station
Medical Center Station.
Arts Center Station.
Peachtree Center Station
CNN Studio Tour
Two blocks west of Arts Center
Station.
MOCA GA
Martin Luther King, Jr. Center
for Non-Violent Social Change
Bus 3 from Five Points or
Edgewood/Candler Park Station
or Bus 99 from North Avenue
Station.
Bus 51 from Vine City Station.
Medical Center Station.
The World of Coca Cola
Five Points Station.
Underground Atlanta
Five Points Station.
Zoo Atlanta
Bus 97 from Five Points
Station or Bus 197 from
King Memorial Station.
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System-wide rail service operates seven days
a week from 5 a.m. until 1 a.m.
MARTA is the most cost-effective way to
travel in Atlanta — and the most convenient,
with a wide variety of fares and passes.
Regular riders can choose from
several TransCard, Half-Fare or individual
token rates, while out-of-towners can utilize
a specially priced visitor's transit pass. It's
good for unlimited travel aboard the rail
and bus system.
TRANSCARDS
Monthly TransCard..........................$52.50
Weekly TransCard ............................$13.00
Half-Fare Permit ..............................$ .85
Out-of-District Half-Fare ................$ 1.25
Permits are issued to persons 65 or older,
holders of Medicare cards or persons with
certain disabilities. Call the Half-Fare Office
at 404-848-5112 for details.
The regular fare is $1.75 for transportation
throughout the system and may be paid
with tokens or exact change. Tokens can be
purchased individually or in rolls of 10 at
the entrances to MARTA stations or at all
RideStores.
TOKENS
10 Tokens ..........................................$17.50
Pack of 20 Tokens ............................$30.00
(Only at Airport and Five Points)
Flying into town? MARTA connects into
the terminal building at Hartsfield Atlanta
International Airport. Rail cars have ample
baggage space. Effective July 23, 2005, Marta
switched to peak and off peak rail frequency.
Peak hours are from 6:00-9:00 a.m. and 3:007:00 p.m. Visit www.itsmarta.com or call 404848-5000 for more information.
▲ A single $1.75 fare covers one-way bus or
train trips, including transfers. Bus riders may
drop tokens or exact cash into the fare box
near the driver, or may slide their weekly or
monthly TransCard through the electronic
card reader. Ask the driver for a transfer ticket
when you board.
▲ Train riders may use tokens or exact
change (coins only - no pennies), bus-to-rail
transfer tickets, or weekly or monthly
TransCards to unlock turnstiles, which lead
to the boarding platforms. Token machines
are located outside all station entrances.
▲ Buses generally run from 5 a.m. to 1 a.m.,
Monday through Friday, and from 6 a.m.
until 1 a.m. on weekends and holidays.
Individual bus routes vary. Call Customer
Information at 404-848-4711 for details.
WEEKEND PASS
Pre-purchase during the week at any MARTA
RideStore.
Friday through Sunday……..$9
VISITOR'S PASS
Orders are accepted only for groups of 15
or more. Order at least 20 business days
in advance.
1-day Visitor's Pass ...........................$8
2-day Visitor's Pass .......................... $9
3-day Visitor's Pass .......................... $11
4-day Visitor's Pass .......................... $12
5-day Visitor's Pass .......................... $13
6-day Visitor's Pass .......................... $14
7-day Visitor's Pass .......................... $15
For each additional day, add $3.
Call 404-848-5501.
UNIVERSITY PASS
Call 404-848-4460. $40 monthly TransCard is
sold through participating schools. Check
with your student affairs office.
Note: Transfers are free between MARTA
and Cobb Community Transit (CCT) and
Gwinnett County Transit (GCT), which serve
Cobb and Gwinnett counties, respectively. For
CCT route and schedule information, contact
770-427-4444. For GCT route and schedule
information, contact . 770-822-5010.
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CUSTOMER INFORMATION
POLICE EMERGENCIES
404-848-4711
6 am - 11pm, Monday-Friday
8 am - 10pm, Saturday and Sunday
404-848-4911
CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTER
404-848-4800
TDD/TTY
404-848-5665
SCHEDULES AND MAPS
By Mail 404-848-4711
MARTA EMPLOYMENT JOB HOTLINE
404-848-JOBS
PARATRANSIT SERVICES
404-848-5389
LOST AND FOUND
Items left on trains and buses are brought
to the Lost and Found Office, situated
near the Forsyth Street exit at the Five
Points Station. Property is stored in the
office for a maximum of 30 days. If you
have lost something on a bus or t rain, call
the office and be ready to describe the lost
item and/or its contents accurately. Call
404-848-3208.
• 150,000 Readers monthly
• Available at more than 100 Hotels and Visitor Centers
throughout metro Atlanta
• Available in MARTA Rail Stations including:
- GA World Congress Center
- Airport
- Brookhaven
- Arts Center
- Dunwoody
- Peachtree Center
- Sandy Springs
- Lenox Square
- Lindbergh
- Buckhead
Upcoming Issues:
September
Atlanta Falcons
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Louvre Atlanta at the High Museum of Art
For advertising rates contact [email protected]
or call 770-992-7808
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The world’s largest exhibition of the
outdoor sculptures of Niki de Saint Phalle
ever presented: whimsical Nanas,
monumental garden sculptures and
spectacular fountains. Visionary and
enchantress, Niki leaves the world a rich
artistic legacy still pulsing with pure
energy and dazzling colors. Experience
the magic of her extraordinary work in
the Garden April 29 - October 31, 2006.
And come ready to play.
PRESENTED BY
1345 Piedmont Avenue, NE, Atlanta, GA 30309
| For playtimes and other info call 404-876-5859 | atlantabotanicalgarden.org
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