Atlanta BeltLine Westside Trail To Host Live Arts Performances

The Atlanta BeltLine will be the place for live arts performances along the Westside Trail from Oct. 18 to 19.

AP Photo/David Goldman, File / Associated Press

This weekend, the Atlanta BeltLine Westside Trail will be a place to experience a range of artistic expression.

“BeltLine After Dark x Music in the Park” will be a multifaceted program with a music stage, avant-garde stage and roaming performers. The free event will be held from Oct. 18 to 19 at several different locations along the trail.

Atlanta BeltLine Arts and Culture Project Manager Miranda Kyle and TILA Studios founder Tiffany Latrice spoke with “City Lights” Senior Producer Claire Reynolds about the event.

“One of the reasons we think it’s so vital to have art on the BeltLine is the opportunity for practice translation. It’s to find these incredible artists who have a wonderful, vibrant or emerging studio practice and inviting them to think outside. Literally,” Kyle said.

Here’s the schedule for the event based on the Atlanta BeltLine’s website.

Ashview Heights Meadow

Friday, Oct. 18:

6 p.m.: City Gate Dance Theater

6:45 p.m.: Liquid Sky

8 p.m.: TILA Studios

8:45 p.m.: A Song for Adaeze: Griots in Concert

Saturday, Oct. 19:

6:15 p.m.: TILA Studios

7 p.m.: The Atlanta Opera

8:15 p.m.: Mausiki Scales and the Common Ground Collective and the Wordsmiths of the West End

Gordon White Park 

Friday, Oct. 18

6 p.m.: Pete Peterson and the Blues in the House Band

7 p.m.: TxLips

8 p.m.: Grand Prize Winners from Last Year

9 p.m.: Kebbi Williams—The WOLF PACK!!

Saturday, Oct. 19

6 p.m.: Sister Sai

7 p.m.: The Manly Hero

8 p.m.: Nicholas Payton

 9 p.m.: Music in the Park Orchestra—Marcus Lewis (Composer) with DeKalb Jazz Band

Roaming Artists (at various locations)

Friday, Oct. 18

6 p.m.: ATLTVHEAD

6:45 p.m.: Andrew Catanese and Co. presents Green Curtain

Saturday, Oct. 19

 6:30 p.m.: ATLTVHEAD

6:30 p.m.: Mausiki Scales and the Common Ground Collective and the Wordsmiths of the West End

Westview Drive Bridge

Friday, Oct. 18 

8 p.m.: Dreamer’s Journey

Saturday, Oct. 19

7:15 p.m.: Mausiki Scales and the Common Ground Collective and the Wordsmiths of the West End

8:15 p.m.: Dreamer’s Journey

Late Night Gallery 992

 Friday, Oct. 18

10:45 p.m.: Eric McFadden and Friends

Saturday, Oct. 19

10:45 p.m.: Kebbi Williams and Friends