​The first series to complete production, “Tyler Perry’s Bruh” will chronicle the lives of a group of 30-something Black men as they explore the world of dating, careers and friendship in a present-day society. Additionally, viewers can expect the show to tackle some of the stereotypes faced by African American men. Barry Brewer (“Games People Play”), Mahdi Cocci (“The Gifted”), Phillip Mullings Jr. (“American Soul”), Monti Washington (“Games People Play”), Chandra Currelley (“Madea’s Big Happy Family”), Candice Renee (“BODIED”), and Alyssa Goss (“The Bobby Brown Story”) will star in the half-hour program.

​Huge thanks to VoyageATL for featuring Jermaine Sain and When We Speak TV!!!!  

​I had so much fun speaking with Rhonda Ross and she was so super cool and down to earth!  I feel so blessed for this opportunity and I hope that this interview inspires you!!!!  What Do YOU Speak?

​Grammy nominated guitarist, Rod Harris Jr shares with When We Speak TV the joy of being a musician.

​AJC Peachtree Road Race, organized by Atlanta Track Club, is the largest 10K in the world and has become a Fourth of July tradition for thousands of people throughout the metro Atlanta area and beyond.

December 27, 2019 (8 PM – 11 PM)

​CRC Collective Rise Campus
801 Atlanta Street, Roswell, Georgia 30075

​Mbodyment Underground Radio of X360 FM presents The Indie Artist Xposed ATL '2020 CELEBRATION' for the Artists, Bands & Spoken Word of ALL genres. Bring Your Merchandise & Business Cards.
Come out and enioy good music, good vibes, good food and networking!

​ANNOUNCEMENT: Overflow parking is available at Wender's Pharmacy, Roswell Presbyterian Church, Sherwin Williams, and Green Basement Remodeling. Parking at CVS will be at risk of being towed/ticketed.

​Holidays around the world
December 26, 2019 - Jan. 12, 2020
Winter Wonderland celebrates Christmas, Hanukkah, and other holidays with twinkling lights and trees hung with ornaments and cultural objects at Fernbank Museum of Natural History.
Closed on Christmas.

New Year’s weekend comedy
December 27 - 28, 2019
Spend the last weekend of the year laughing with headliner Mia Jackson plus comics Keno Trice, Blaire Erskine, and host Katie Causey at New Year’s Eve at the Aurora Theatre in Lawrenceville.
Discount tickets 

Football: Peach Bowl
December 28, 2019
Watch an exciting college football playoff at this year’s Peach Bowl in Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

New Year’s Eve - Westin
December 31, 2019 (8:30 p.m.)
Atlanta NYElectric has four DJs playing house & top 40 hits, plus an open bar at the Westin Peachtree Plaza for age 21+.

New Year’s Eve - downtown
December 31, 2019 (8 p.m.)
Dress up to enjoy an open bar, an early-evening mini buffet, DJ music, and a midnight champagne toast at Downtown Countdown at Southern Exchange Ballrooms for age 21+.

New Year’s Eve at the aquarium
December 31, 2019 (8:30 p.m., VIP 7:30)
Celebrate among sharks, sea otters, and penguins at the New Year’s Celebration: Splashing ‘20s, with live music in the ballroom, a DJ in the main aquarium, a dinner buffet, late-night snacks, and a champagne toast at midnight in the Georgia Aquarium for age 21+.

New Year’s Eve penthouse party
December 31, 2019 (8:30 p.m.)
Wear semi-formal attire (or flapper, roaring ‘20s, zoo suit) to Gatsby’s Penthouse, a “VIP only” party with open bar, light hors d’oeuvres, skyline views, DJ music, and a midnight champagne toast on the rooftop of Ventanas for age 21+.

​New Year’s Eve - beer bash
December 31, 2019 (8:30 p.m.)
A ticket to Brew Year’s Eve includes an open beer bar at Georgia Freight Depot, with DJ music and a midnight toast for age 21+.
Discount tickets

​New Year’s Eve - improv
December 31, 2019 (7 & 10 p.m.)
Celebrate the new year with “a cavalcade of the best sketches, songs, and improv teams” and a complimentary glass of champagne during New Year’s Eve Shizzazzle at Dad’s Garage.

New Year’s Eve - beer bash
December 31, 2019 (7 p.m.)
A ticket to New Year’s Eve at New Realm includes live music in the taproom, a DJ in the heated dance party tent, rooftop views of fireworks, a food buffet, and an open beer bar until midnight at New Realm Brewing.

New Year’s Eve - beer bash
December 31, 2019 (9 p.m.)
Your ticket to New Beer’s Eve includes an appetizer buffet, beer, wine, and live music at Front Page News (and Tijuana Garage next door) on Moreland Avenue.

New Year’s Eve - Buckhead
December 31, 2019 (8:30 p.m.)
New Year’s Eve includes an early buffet, open bar, and champagne toast at Buckhead Saloon for age 21+.

New Year’s Eve - Meridien
December 31, 2019 (6 p.m.)
New Year's Eve Soiree promises a sophisticated evening with dinner and jazz until 10 p.m., then DJ music and dancing until 2 a.m. The dinner is optional.

Holy New Year’s Eve
December 31, 2019 (8 p.m.)
Christian New Year’s Eve Gala is a formal event with “Christian fellowship, dinner, music, and worship to honor our Lord as we enter into 2020” at First Baptist Church in Tucker for age 30+. Buy tickets online.

New Year’s Eve - comedy
December 31, 2019 (7:30 p.m.)
Laugh your way into the new year at the New Year’s Eve show at Atlanta Comedy Theater in Norcross. Dinner is optional.

New Year’s Eve with knights
December 31, 2019
Ring in the New Year with the lords and ladies of Medieval Times. Ticket includes admission to the Museum of Torture, a two-hour live tournament, a four-course meal, party favors, DJ dancing, and champagne at midnight (or kids’ beverage) in Lawrenceville.
​Discount tickets

New Year’s Eve - Possum Drop
December 31, 2019
The Possum Drop offers family fun, live country music, midnight fireworks, and food in Tallapoosa. Free.

​Immediately after the Parade, join us at the Festival Center Amphitheater for the Opening Ceremony. The Parade Grand Marshal and Honorary Grand Marshal, and other local dignitaries, will be honored.

​The Duluth Fall Festival provides continuous entertainment during the two days of the Festival at two venues. During the weekend more than 20 acts will perform a variety of music and dance. The Festival Center Stage hosts bands and dance acts, while the Parsons Alley stage hosts smaller bands and acoustic music in an intimate setting. Throughout the Festival, you may run into street performers, such as puppeteers or our Festival scarecrow mascot.

For a complete list of events and times, go to the Duluth Fall Festival website at: duluthfallfestival.org

​More than 250+ arts and crafts vendors participate in the Duluth Fall Festival. Vendors offer everything from paintings and photographs, wood crafts, pottery and glassware, furniture, floral arrangements and decorative accessories, baskets, adult and children’s clothing, doll clothes and toys, jewelry, candles, soap and more. All items must be handmade or hand-decorated; no commercial products are allowed.
Several of the same Arts & Crafts vendors return to the Festival year after year; When possible, returning vendors are located in the same general area. Most vendors are local or from the southeast. However, with our growing reputation as one of the best festivals in the southeast, we are fortunate enough attract vendors from as far away as Texas and Ohio.

The Duluth Fall Festival has more than 50 booths offering a variety of food and refreshments for breakfast, lunch and dinner. From coffee, lemonade, cream soda, and slushes to breakfast biscuits, kettle corn, hamburgers, hotdogs, gyros, and alligator, there is something to please every palate. And it wouldn’t be complete without sweets, such as snow cones, funnel cakes and candy apples.
The Food Vendor committee works hard to ensure that there is a variety of fare to choose from, with as little duplication as possible.

Welcome to Man’s Corner where, you will find the wonderful folks and products geared for men along with LIVE COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAMES in the Football Tent.
Man’s Corner is located between the Festival Stage and Duluth City Hall

​Younger kids can find all sorts of amusements to keep busy in Kid’s Korner. Activities include inflatables, slides, and “bounce” houses. Booths nearby will be selling popcorn, funnel cakes, drinks and standard festival fare. Ticket prices vary and are available at each activity.

Rhonda Ross has been described as a cross between Jill Scott and Nina Simone. Video, however, only begins to capture how much her poetic compositions and profound performances sizzle! Similar to her legendary mother, Diana Ross, Rhonda holds audiences in the palm of her hand. She writes and performs fierce, heart-felt songs in order to examine the world in which she lives and through it all, asks “In the midst of THIS, how can I still be free?” It has become evident that Rhonda not only has the talent, but also the significance to carry on her parents’ legacy, all while establishing her own unique musical destination. Rhonda’s most recent release, In Case You Didn’t Know, is available everywhere music is sold.

Rodney Kendrick is, simply stated, a master of his craft. He is that rare breed of pianist/composer - old school in his percussive, rhythmic approach, yet ultimately contemporary and responsive to the current moment. His credits include touring with James Brown and Parliament before becoming the accompanist/musical director for vocalist, Abbey Lincoln. Profoundly influenced by pianists Thelonious Monk, Bud  Powell, and Randy Weston, Rodney’s playing reflects the intricate ancestral history of Black American Classical Music. His most recent CD is titled, The Colors of Rhythm and is on the Impulse! label.