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News you can use: Le Flash
If you are going to Le Flash tonight, this information will help you plan your tour of Castleberry Hill.
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Getting there: A shuttle leaves every 10 minutes from Garnett MARTA Station (Trinity Street side) between 7 p.m. and 1 a.m. Parking is available in lots at the corner of Trinity Avenue and Spring Street.
Finding your way: Maps will be available on the bus and at the event, or you can download one at www.leflash-atlanta.com
Timed performances and events
- All evening: Artists’ Talks @ Niche. Five minutes each. Schedule posted at Niche entrance. 256 Walker St.
- 7:30 p.m. “Aglow,” 30-minute dance performances every half hour.
Elliott St. @ Nelson St. and on the curve before pedestrian bridge. - 7:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. “Pour” | gloATL + Lauri Stallings (40 minutes) Begins corner of Fair St. @ Bradberry St., down Bradberry to Haynes, Spur-Alley between Walker and Peters to Mangum St.Left on Mangum, right on Walker/Nelson. Concludes in building and inner courtyard @ Castleberry Point, corner Nelson and Walker St. Click link for video preview.
- 7:30, 8:15 and 9:00 p.m. ”Tonoi III,” a clarinet composition by Nickitas Demos, will be performed by Ken Long with visuals by Joe Peragine. 313 Walker St.
- 8-9 p.m.: Presynaptic Potential and Presynaptic Peepshow
Walker St. north of Haynes St. Street side and Alley/Spur. - 9 p.m: Flash Couture Deux (20 minute fashion show)
Warehouse Fair St. @ Bradberry St. - 9:30 p.m. Hail Augustus! (dramatic bonfire lighting)
#35 Below Peters St. @ Haynes St./near RR tracks - Midnight Iron Pour. Elliott St. Pub, top end of Castleberry.
- Midnight. “luminous flux” | Bublee LE FLASH 2009 Finale
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