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One-of-a-kind
Victorian street festival marks 35th anniversary
ATLANTA
— On Sunday, Oct. 5, Atlanta’s “passed” and present will meet
at historic Oakland Cemetery at Sunday In the Park. Celebrating 35
years as one of the city’s most unique fall festivals, Sunday In
the Park features an afternoon full of music, art, food, dancing and
more.
From
noon to 6 p.m., Atlanta’s oldest cemetery will host thousands of
locals and visitors, as well as food trucks from Palookaville, The
Varsity, Six Feet Under, WOW!, Mighty Meatballs and Al A Carte Frozen
Bananas. More than 10 musical acts will perform throughout the
day, alongside dancers, storytellers, and actors.
In
keeping with historic Oakland Cemetery’s Victorian aesthetic,
attendees are invited to get into the spirit of Sunday In the Park by
dressing in period clothing. A Victorian costume contest will
determine the best dressed in both traditional and steampunk
categories.
The
street festival also features a photo exhibition and contest, with
first-place winners receiving a $100 gift card to Ruth’s Chris
Steak House.
“Sunday
In the Park is the perfect way to wind down the weekend in the city,”
said Mary Woodlan, director of special events at Historic Oakland
Foundation. “It’s a truly unique event for all ages, and we’re
excited to celebrate this milestone anniversary.”
All
proceeds from Sunday In the Park benefit Historic Oakland Foundation,
the organization that maintains stewardship of Oakland Cemetery in
partnership with the City of Atlanta. For full details on Sunday In
the Park, visit www.oaklandcemetery.com.
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