C.R.A.P. Adventures

We will play some Ancient Greece games created by a local designer (Quiet Cove Games: quietcovegames.com), Waterway to Freedom (based on the Odyssey) Hellenic, a fun card game of the gods, godesses, and important places in Ancient Greece and The Ancient Greece Game. And there is hearty Greek food and drink, perfect for the cooler weather.

As always, we will go with a waitlist and add people.

We are going to limit numbers and please stay home if you feel sick.

Hope to see you there.

PS. Please be prepared to eat something as we are taking up a table and their time so drinking just water or ordering a soda is not really supporting their business. Also, this event is for playing the games, not fielding self-expertise, phone worship, or a group therapy session.

Quiet Cove Games will have a table be at local craft event in East Atlanta Village, in the farmer's market space across from Midway Pub. This will be last event we are at this year. The event features local crafts and there will be several Quiet Cove games to check out. Stop by, say hi, and check out the crafts and Quiet Cove games.

We'll play some board games made by a local designer (Quiet Cove Games: quietcovegames.com) so come out, have some fun playing, and eat some tasty food. Blue Moon is a great place for games and we always have a great time there.

We are going to limit numbers and please stay home if you feel sick.

Hope to see you there!

PS. Please be prepared to eat something as we are taking up a table and their time so drinking just water or ordering a soda is not really supporting their business.

It's Back. The annual Christmas Star Program at the Fernbank Planetarium. We used to see this every year and so posting again. Here is the description from the Fernbank Science Center Website:

"Journey back over 2000 years to Bethlehem as we seek to discover a scientific explanation for the star the wise men followed to find the baby Jesus. This modern retelling of the Christmas story is sure to charm and captivate audiences of all ages."

The show starts at 8pm so we will meet inside downstairs outside the doors to the Planetarium theater at 7:45. The show lasts about an hour and afterward if it is clear (and not too cold) the staff will have the observatory telescope at 9pm for viewing the moon, planets and other fun things in the sky.

Cost is $10 for adults, $5 for kids & seniors. I think tickets are now purchased in person.

This is the Fernbank across the street from Fernbank Elementary School.

If you get there early, the science center has some cool exhibits to check out for free.