Going Solo
See Georges Franju’s entrancing 1963 film *Judex* at the Plaza Theatre.
See L’objet du Délit or Crescendo at the Tara Theatre, presented in French with English subtitles.
See more than 200 Banksy pieces, including certified originals, prints, sculptures, installations and murals, at the 5:30pm exhibition entry; tickets are $33 individually, or $25 each when bought as a group, with $20 parking limited to two hours.
Enter Kim Painter Chesney’s encaustic realm at her debut solo exhibition, free at Gallery Anderson Smith.
An intimate stand-up showcase features Atlanta comics and traveling headliners at Dark Horse Tavern.
Hear Malcolm Gladwell discuss his new book, The American Way of Killing, in conversation with GPB’s Peter Biello at Atlanta Symphony Hall.
Chelsea Wolfe performs in a fully reserved, seated event, making it easy to settle in alone.
Vote on which cult film survives in this trash-cinema showdown, with Return of the Living Dead facing Night of the Creeps.
See Atsuko Okatsuka’s fully reserved-seating comedy performance; the show is for ages 18 and over.
Phoebe Bridgers brings The Lost Tour to State Farm Arena.