Downtown East Point newsletter, Sept. 2010

8/8/2019 Downtown East Point newsletter, Sept. 2010

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Frst

Impressions

To preserve and

enhance the

downtown area as

the heart of East

Point, communicat-

ing a sense of place,

community pride

and heritage, while

providing for a

successful business

and residential

environment.

E P M S A S

M I S S I O N

S T A T E M E N T :

www.DowntownEastPoint.com

Family

Dentistry

You only have one chance tomake a good first impression.

Chiropractic Auto Accidents

Headaches Work Injuries

Neck Pain Sports Injuries

Back Pain Wellness

2705 Church Street, Suite AEast Point, GA 30344(678) 636-9362www.allcarehealthgroup.comDr. Anthony Jones

1607 White Way

East Point, GA 30344

(404) 762-9002(Across from Bank of America)

Dr. Shirley Lathon, DDS

1150 Astor Avenue, Atlanta

Call (404) 756-6788 Today!

Pool-Playground-Fitness Ctr.

Luxurious Apartments, next to

the Lakewood MARTA Station!

2BD/2BA for only $699!

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*FREE Rentuntil Sept. 30 &be entered towin a 32 FlatScreen TV!!

Columbiaat Sylvan Hills

New for Destination East Point: Carnival & Pumpkin Patch!

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Fall is approaching which meansDestination East Point is around thecorner! This event is a part of Com-missioner Edwards Tour De 29:Festival of Cities, sponsored in partby the Fulton County Arts Council.This event has been enjoyed by thecommunity in the past for its uniquefall flavor, and this year it will beoffering patrons even more with the

addition of two new highlights:Gold Medal Shows Carnival

and the

EPMSA Pumpkin Patch!

Thats right, the Carnival is comingback to East Point and children (andadults) will enjoy selecting the per-fect pumpkin to display at theirhomes this Fall at the PumpkinPatch! As always, there will be anartist market, food/beverage ven-dors, Dog Show, NeighborhoodBoard Display and the Neighbor-hood Chili Cook-off will leave youbegging for more. . . water! In addi-

tion, patrons will enjoy hearing na-tionally known locals perform, in-cluding Heather Luttrell, as well as,well known bands like the SunsetIndigo Band, Alicia Y RubmaBrava, Aire Flamenco Dancers andmany more! For more informationabout the event or being a vendor,visit www.DowntownEastPoint.com!


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Community Appreciation Offer: Lunch: Any entree for $8.00, dine in only (except Snapper)Dinner for 3 , any entree (except Snapper) $25.00, dine in only. (Note: This is not buffet style).

Downtown East Point

Silvers Delight2879 East Point StreetEast Point, GA 30344404-567-6700

www.silversdelight.comHours of Operation:Mon-Thur.: 11 am - 9:30 pmFri.-Sat.: 11 am - 10 pmWill Reopen on Sundays in October!

Located on East Point Streetin Carriage Station (besidethe East Point Post Officeand just down the street fromEast Point City Hall), Sil-vers Delight All NaturalJuice and Caribbean Restau-rant is offering the commu-nity a delicious Caribbeancuisine experience includingan amazing selection of natu-ral juices.

They chose East Point be-cause of the small town feel.The favorable lease agree-ment they were offered alsoto helped seal the deal.

Silvers Delight All NaturalJuice and Caribbean Restau-rant is owned and managedby Howard Reid and CathyWardford, who first openedtheir doors in 2003. Westarted selling natural juicesfrom a commercial kitchenseven years ago. We aremanufacturers of all naturalCaribbean juices and juice

blends. Our products areavailable wholesale and aresold in several Caribbeanrestaurants throughout theMetropolitan area . Our res-taurant serves a wide varietyof authentic Caribbean foods.We will soon offer a uniqueselection of beers and winesCaribbean style, says Ward-ford.

We certainly add cultural

diversity to the community.We are available for eventsand occasionally we havelive entertainment. We alsoparticipate in the various EastPoint events says Wardford.

Highlights from the Menu:Appetizers:

Coco Bread, Fried Plantains,

Conch Fritters, Stuffed Roti

Vegetarian/Ital:

Jerk Tofu, Callaloo, Veggie Bur-ger, Curried Vegetables

Entrees:

Brown Stew Chicken or Fish,Jerk Chicken, Curried Goat,Shrimp or Conch, BlackenedChicken Salad, Escovische Fish,Jambalaya, Oxtails, Pineapple

Glazed Chicken, Jerk BurgerSome All Natural Juices:

Pineapple Mango, Ginger Beer,Reggae Punch, Ginger Carrot ,Pineapple Ginger, Peanut Punch,Sorrel, Banana Almond

B U S I N E S S O F T H E M O N T H

Our restaurant serves awide variety of authenticCaribbean foods . . . Wewill soon offer a uniqueselection of beers andwines Caribbean style!

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Above: Silvers Delight ExteriorBelow: Outdoor Patio Dining Area

Silvers Delight All Natural Juice and Caribbean Restaurant

Some Reviews:My sister graduated in the last

week in May from College so we

chose to have her graduation

party at Silvers Delight. It was

absolutely very nice. It was so

nice. Try it for your parties.Alice

The service is great, the jerk tofu

& coco bread are fab & the juices

are yummy as all get out. I feel

healthy eating here and the prices

make it a great deal.- Cynthia

I've been known to visit this spot

at LEAST once a week. I'm all too

excited that we have a great

Caribbean restaurant in East

Point. The food and service are

great. I recommend Silver's

Delight to anyone.-Melanie

The conch fritters are the best

I've ever had, but everything I've

had from the menu is outstand-ing. Excellent food, well pre-

pared, friendly & excellent ser-

vice & an array of juices that's

just out of this world. -Ron

Their Jamaican patties are

wonderfully flaky on the outside

& perfectly seasoned within. The

Conch Fritters were, by far, the

best we've ever had. The menu is

filled with incredibly flavored

dishes such as, Jerk Chicken,

Curried Goat, Curried Shrimp, Ox

Tails, Stuffed Roti, Pineapple

Chicken & more. Do not pass up

on the fresh juices. Of the ones

we tried so far (Ginger Beer, Pine-

apple Mango, Carrot w/Spices, &

Pineapple Ginger) were so excel-

lent that we opted to take a few

bottles home with us. - William

Note: Reviews found at MerchantCircle

Above: Brown Stew & Jerk Chicken Above: Patrons Enjoying a Meal


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Craig 's Mobi le Ai r Cont ro lsAir Conditioning Service + Sales

Residential and Light Commercial

No overtime/weekend/trip charges!

Family Owned + Operated 40 Years!

Honest, reasonable, licensed and insured!

East Point Resident!Call 404 684-COOL (2665)!

C O M M U N I T Y

EPMSA "Hands on Atlanta Day" Downtown East Point Beautifica-tion Project - SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2010, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. VOL-UNTEERS NEEDED. For more information, please contact :[email protected] you at Destination East Point, Saturday Oct. 2, 2-10pm!

"youth" there. I have

nothing but wonderfulmemories... I am sothrilled that East Pointhas been reborn...and itis again a place to makelife long memories.

Thanks for spotlightingEast Point!

-Joy Gravitt Chaffin

I love East Point ! My

mother would pick meup at school and we

would go to get adoughnut and a cokeand then on to Carven'sFabric store on MainStreet. I spent manyafternoons in that fab-ric store. . . I was bornin East Point and spentall but 2 years of my

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Festival Contact:

Karen Corbin, Event Coordinator

[email protected]

Historic College ParkArts Festival &One Mile Sun Run

Presented by:

Indiana Jones, September 17th!

movie or instead, gettheir food To-Go (they

can call local restaurantsabout any to-go spe-cials they might be run-ning for movie night!)and come enjoy themovie while they eat!

Dont forget to bringsome lawn chairs andblankets to put down onthe grass!

Light concessions, likepopcorn, candy anddrinks, will be availablefor sale.

Let us know what movieyou would like to seeshown at the nextFriday Night Flicks onOctober 15th, vote foryour preference at:

www.DowntownEastPoint.com!

Due to severe thun-derstorms, the August

20th premiere ofFriday Night Flickswas postponed. In-stead, the September17th Friday NightFlicks will be show-ing Indiana Jones and the Raiders of

the Lost Ark.

The movie will be

shown in the grassyCommons area(across from EastPoint City Hall, 2777East Point Street).

Attendees are encour-aged to eat dinnerwith family andfriends at one of EastPoints local restau-rants and then walk

over to watch the

Outdoor Movie Series

Where: The Commons Area(Across from East Point City Hall,

2777 East Point Street)

When:Friday, September 17More Details:*Activities begin at 8pm*Movie will be shown at Dusk*Light Concessions Available*Bring Blankets & Lawn Chairs!

NowSeptember17th

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2783 Main St., East Point, GA404.768.0007. Pool Tables/Deck!

2805 Main St., East Point, GA404.761.7006. Outdoor Patio!

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S P E C I A L S T H I S M O N T H O N L Y !Angels Catering, 2865 Main Street, 678-905-3122, Offering 10% off any East Point resident or busi-nesses first order from the corporate catering menu (10 meal minimum purchase).

All Care Health Group, 2705 Church Street, Suite A, 678-636-9362. Receive one free consultation andexamination worth up to $240.00. If X-rays are needed, you will receive a 15% discount.

Atlanta Injury Specialists, Chiropractic & Rehabilitation Services, 2879 East Point Street, 404-209-9277. First Visit Free including a consultation, exam and up to 2 x-rays (if needed).

EP Boot Camp -2757 Main St. (by the EP Library), [email protected],, 2 for 1 special =100.00 a piece. (Regular rate is 150.00). Mon. - Thur. and Saturday is free for your friends and family!

First Impressions Family Dentistry, 1607 White Way, 404-762-9002. Call today for a free teeth whiten-ing consultation and City of East Point employees and their immediate family receive 5% off their first visit.Oz Pizza, 2805 Main Street., 404-761-7006. "Receive a free order of breadsticks if your birthday is thismonth. Bring in a picture ID that shows that your birthday is this month and claim your free breadsticks!"

Shack on Main, 2714 East Point St., 404-559-8855. Law enforcement, EMT, and Firemen receive 25%off daily. Other City Employees receive 10% (Mon.-Fri.). Seniors receive $1 off Wed. Kids eat FREE Thurs.

Silvers Delight All Natural Juice & Caribbean Restaurant, 2879 East Point St., 404-567-6700. 10%off purchase as follows: Mon: Banks, Tue.:Utility/Const.Workers, Wed.:Hospitals, Thur.:Teachers, Fri.:City Employees.

Southside Tattoo, 1597 White Way, 404-781-8000. See website for daily specials like Mon.:Cover-ups20% off, Wed.:20% EP Resident/Employee, Everyday: 25% military, police/fire, www.southsidetattoo.net

Ella Rose Salon, 1612 West Cleveland Ave., 404.914.1061 - Offering salon servicesMarket East Convenience Store, Carriage Station, 2879 East Point Street, Suite 5Spexcell, 2857 Main Street., 404.768.6446 Offering Training & Professional Development

W E L C O M E O U R N E W B U S I N E S S E S !

8th Annual Tour of Homes and GardensSaturday, Oct 2 - Sunday, Oct 3, from 11am-5pm

at Jefferson Park Neighborhood in Brookdale Parkoff Sylvan Road, East Point, GA 30344

Featuring the legendary Tour of Homes Food Courtand Artists Market.

Visit www.JeffersonPark.org for more information

$12 in advance,

$15 day of event

Children Under 14 FREE

Sept. 17, 8pm Commons!

Destination East Point, Oct. 2, 2-10pmEP Celebrates the Holidays, TBDSpring Clean Fling, April 9Taste of East Point, May 7Salute to the Red, White & Blue, July4

Five Great East Point Events !

501(c)3 Non-Profit

Organization made

up of Volunteers! See you in Downtown East Point!


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1959. In 1961, First Federalbuilt the current building at acost of $125,000. The bankhas since closed its doors,and today the building servesas office/retail space, eventspace, penthouse residence

and an art gallery.

Be sure to visit the East PointHistorical Society at 1685Norman Berry Drive to learn

more about our citys history.

-Marguerite Murray, EPHS

Sources:

Early History of East Point: An His-torical Sketch of Pioneer Days, S. N.

Thompson, 1933.

First Baptist Church of East Point:

100 Year History

East Point City Council Minutes

Steven K. Bramlett, curator, East

Point Historical Society

East Point Towers transfor-

mation was also recognized

by the AJC in two articles,

The Secrets Out, East Point

Is In and East Point Bank

Becomes Penthouse Home.

Below: Penthouse Home (AJC)

tist Church of East Pointmoved from their originallocation (south of IreneKidd Parkway between therailroads) to this downtowncorner. Their building at

this new location wasknown as Baptist Taber-nacle, and the congrega-

tion worshipped here untilthey moved in 1924 totheir present location(corner of East Point Street

and Thompson Avenue). Atsome point, the BaptistTabernacle was takendown and in its place wasbuilt a gas station. It re-mained a gas station dur-ing the 30s, 40s, and 50suntil the First Federal Sav-ings and Loan Associationacquired the property in

During the Civil War, thesoutheast corner of EastPoint Street and W. Cleve-land Avenue stood be-

tween a canon fort to thewest (where City Hall nowstands) and trenches to

the east (dug along MainStreet). Now it is home toa four-story low rise build-ing --- the East PointTower. Since the earlydays of East Point, this

corner lot has changedhands many times. An1892 map indicates that

this lot was part of theholdings of Capt. A.J. Lyle.Capt. Lyle was EastPoints first grocer. Heeventually went into thebusiness of real estate.Around 1907, First Bap-

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F L A S H B A C K F E A T U R E

From the Tabernacle to the Tower

Above: East Point Tower Gallery -todayBelow: Baptist Tabernacle Originally located at thesoutheast corner of West Cleveland and East Point

St. approximately 1907-1926 (facing W. Cleveland)

Above: First Federal Savingsbuilding built in 1961.

Below: Gas station circa 1930s.

1685 Norman Berry Drive, East PointMuseum & Archives - Free AdmissionThursdays 1 - 4 p.m.Saturdays 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Phone: 404-767-4656

East Point Historical Society

Above: East Point Tower ,1612 West Cleveland Ave.


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A V A I L A B L E P R O P E R T Y D O W N T O W N

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FOR SALE: 2905 Main St- FuneralHome-Office/Land: This property is di-rectly across from the East Point MARTAStation close to Hartsfield-Jackson Inter-national Airport. Located on approx. 1acre. Call Michael Dinerman 404-635-

FOR SALE: 2737 Church St- Retail oroffice property, former hair salon in down-

town East Point. 3276 SF, Spaces: sa-lon, separate office, break room & utilityroom. Sale price $84,900. Call Jason

Harris, 678-355-0001.

FOR SALE: 2741 Church St- Retail oroffice space adjacent to heart of down-

town East Point. 3bd/2ba former residen-tial, zoned CR (Commercial Redevelop-ment). Asking $159,900, Call 404-767-

1546, Craig Lawson, 678-938-8879.

FOR SALE: 1720 Washington Rd- For-mer car dealership. Vacant. 1.97 acreson two corners of Washington Rd.30,000sf, 300'x300' street front. CallStaci Donaldson, 404-787-6451 or Brent

Fisher 770-880-9111

FOR SALE/LEASE: 2881 Main Street -2,0007,000 sq. ft. of retail or commer-cial & creative office space. Across fromEast Point MARTA Station in heart ofdowntown East Point. Call Michael Diner-

man 404-635-0027.

FOR SALE: 1693 Washington Rd- Re-tail store front close to downtown EastPoint. Lots of parking in back. $210,000

(includes lot next door). Call Teresa White,

404-516-1963,Office:770-252-2266

FOR SALE: 1699 Washington-Retailstore fronts (duplex) on near downtownEast Point.. Income producing property-long time tenant in one side. $125,000.Property next door is also for sale. CallTeresa White,404-516-1963.

FOR LEASE: 2631 (B) Main Street: Of-fice/Commercial Space in Shell Stationbusiness plaza. Approx. 600 sf, $800 in-cluding utilities. First & Last month rentsrequired. One month free for construction/

fit-out. Contact James at (678) 665-9794

FOR SALE/LEASE: 1670 WashingtonRd. Former Law Office. Great for Profes-sional Offices. Great Location on busystreet. Approx. 8000 sf, $6000/mth . SalePrice: $635,900. For more information,

call Darrell Thomas, 404-424-2220.

FOR LEASE: 1526 East Forrest Ave. Jefferson Station800 to 1733 sq ftavailable. Please call 404-209-5141,

www.buggy-works.com

FOR LEASE: 1513 East Cleveland Ave.Buggy Works1000 to 4000 sq ftavailable. Please call 404-209-5141,

www.buggy-works.com

FOR LEASE: 2675 Martin StreetSouth Central Station10,000 sq ftavailable. Will sub-divide. Please call 404-209-5141, www.buggy-works.com

FOR LEASE: 2465 Main Street TheHilliards on Main, 1st Floor CommercialSuites, HUB Zone, Offices (furnished),ideal for Atty, Ins/Accts, Counselors; Also,Multi-office space, former training officew/basic equip., great for medical/health

training. Call Mrs. Wynn, 404-765-0000.

FOR LEASE: 2835 Church Street Re-tail Storefront, 2000 sf., $1500/mth,1450sf at back, $1200/mth; Approx. 3000sf Loft Living/Office Space, $1500/mth &1,000 sf. Upper level office space, $700/

mth. Negotiable! Call Ben, 678-457-0402.

FOR LEASE: 1514 East Cleveland Ave.Wagon Works760 to 18,000 sq ftavailable. Please call Deborah Jackson forlease information at 404-767-8080,

www.wagon-works.com

FOR SALE: 1600 Connally Dr- HousingAuthority Property. Currently Vacant .Approx. 26,000+ sf, 9 stories, 100 units(floors 2-9) Common space/laundryroom/offices (floor 1), Detached office

bldg (1600+ sf). Call Kim, 678-725-7569.

FOR LEASE: 2818 East Point St.OfficeSpace. Three spaces available: 1572 sf(3offices + conf., lobby, mail room)-$1582/mth, 900sf (2 offices + lobby)-$900/mth,1200sf (600 sf conf, office, storage, lobby)

-$1200/mth. Prices above are all inclu-sive. Call Ernest Kiser 404-926-1136

FOR SALE: 2755 Church St FormerChurch. Great corner location at ChurchStreet and West Cleveland Ave. (BehindEast Point City Hall). Large parking lot in

back .Call Mazie Tinsley, 770-882-8016.


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FOR LEASE: 2791 Main Street. 12x12 space, T1, utilities included, pri-vate entrance avail., shared conf. room &

kitchen, across from MARTA.

Contact Van Smith, 404-550-4118

FOR LEASE: 2879 East Point St, Suite4/5 -Carriage StationFormer restau-rant. Existing restaurant fixtures included,approx. 2000 sf, $2250/mth(Water incl.);

Call Andy Edlin, 404-255-4696, x22.

FOR SALE OR LEASE: 2919 EastPoint St- Formerly Office Space. Greatcorner location at East Point Street &Washington Rd. (By the EP Post Office)Approx. 3500 SF. Call Sonjia Young, 404-

468-6132.

FOR LEASE: 1677 Dorsey Ave., TheSummit Building-Suite A. Approx. 500 sf.,has a kitchenette and restroom. Formersound studio. $850/mth (includes every-

thing but taxes). Call Mr. Reeves, 404-767

-8674.

FOR LEASE: 1602 West Cleveland AveStorefront in downtown East point. Close to

the MARTA station, other shops & restau-rants and City Hall. Call John White, 706-

654-1324.

FOR SALE/LEASE: 2485 Main StreetCommercial Property 1.72 acres. 260 offrontage on Main Street. Three buildings:#1(8216 sf), #2(3300 sf), #3(1400 sf).Listed at $850,000. Call for lease infor-

mation, Greta Sanders, 404-419-9411.

FOR SALE OR LEASE: 2824 Church St.Approx. 3200sf., For Rent: $1750/mth -standard lease terms newer A/C & Roof.Call for Sales Price. Contact Jim Buckley

at 404-668-8885.

FOR SALE: 2888 Church Street-Residential/Commercial potential. Threerental units: Updated duplex with de-

tached garage apartment. Lot is approx.50x292. Listed at $132,900. Please call

Kathy Walmsley, 404-441-9216.

FOR LEASE: 1605 White Way- Retail/Office Space. Great Downtown location,across from MARTA Station. Approx.1200sf. $1600/mth.($270 CAM). Pleasecall John Bonner for rent terms and addi-

tional information at 770-460-7093.

FOR LEASE: 1612 West Cleveland AveHigh Visibility 2nd Floor Office/Retail Space1300 square feet , 13 ft ceilings, drop l ighting, open floor plan, and bathroom. Huge60ft long exterior patio! -$1300/mth. Addt

700sf available. Call Kim at 404-580-2795

FOR LEASE: Tri-Cities Plaza Ninespaces available. Small shop space rang-ing from 1,250 s.f. to 2,400 s.f. and mid-size space ranging from 6,000 s.f. to7,500 s.f. Call Harman Jenkins at 678-460-3122 for leasing rates/information

today!

FOR LEASE: Tri-Cities Plaza Free-standing building with approx. 1,369 s.f.Call Harman Jenkins at 678-460-3122 for

leasing rates/information today!

FOR LEASE: 1711-B Washington Rd.Office/Retail, former Hair Salon. Pleasecall 770-861-3771 for more information.

FOR LEASE: 3183 Main Street For-mer McDonalds and Starlite CantinaMexican restaurant. Approx. 4,000 sf,$3500/mth net (Tenant pays taxes, insur-ance, utilities, etc.) Includes Parking Lot

next door. Call John Azar, 404-763-0002

FOR LEASE: 2733 Church Street Twobuildings and parking lot in high trafficarea. $1000/mth As-Is. For more infor-mation about the property and the lease

terms, please call Terina Isaacs at 404-

861-3127.

FOR SALE/LEASE 1514 East Cleve. AveWagon Works. Turnkey Salon business,1300sf. Separate shampoo, dryer & breakroom.4 stations (room for 2 more)+ 1 makeup station. Asking$13,000. Must Secure

lease w/ bldg. Call Derek, 770-656-3251.


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F O O D & N I G H T L I F E

Calendar of Events

Newsletter Submission Deadlines:For advertisement submissions, free newsletter email subscription requests, editorials,

content suggestions, food reviews, etc., please send a request or your media/material [email protected] the 21st of the month priorto the desired is-sue month. EPMSA reserves all its rights, including, but not limited to, the right to select

or deny content for the newsletter as they feel appropriate.

*A complete downtown business directory coming soon to www.DowntownEastPoint.com H E L P W A N T E D D O W N T O W N :

Full Time: A Touch of Love Hair Salon, 2879 East Point Street, is looking for a hair stylist and a multi-cultural hairstylist. Contact Diane at 678-233-4575 for more information.

Full Time: Thumbs Up Diner, 1617 White Way, is looking for a server. Must be available to work Saturdays andSundays. Come in and fill out an application.

The East Point Main Street Association(EPMSA) is a non-profit 501(c)3 or-

ganization that focuses on the revitali-zation of downtown East Point. The allvolunteer board consists of nine resi-dents and/or business owners. They

are always looking for more!

Weekly ActivitiesMondays:Corner Tavern: $4 Margaritas All Day Long

Oz Pizza: Fundraiser Night % of proceeds donated

Uptown Sports Bar: 3-9pm,$5 Food,$3 Drink SpecialsTuesdays:Corner Tavern:Gen. Trivia &Special App Menu,8:30pm

Oz Pizza: Fundraiser Night % of proceeds donated

Uptown Sports Bar: 3-9pm,$5 Food, $3 Drink SpecialsWednesdays:Shack on Main: Seniors receive $1.00 off meal all day

Uptown Sports Bar: 4-8pm,$5 Food & Well Drinks

Velodrome: Bike Racing, Free Admission, 7:30-9:30pmThursdays:Oz Pizza:Trivia Night, Win Oz Bucks, 7:30pm

Corner Tavern: Texas Holdem, 8:30pmShack on Main: Kids Eat Free after 4pmUptown Sports Bar: 4-8pm, $5 Food & Well DrinksFridays:Corner Tavern: All You Can Eat Crab Legs

Uptown Sports Bar: 4-8pm, $5 Food & Well DrinksSaturdays:Corner Tavern: Karaoke, 9pmOz Pizza: Live Music on the Patio, 7:30pm

Xtreemtraining: Free Boot Camp, 9am- EP LibrarySundays:Corner Tavern: Live Music, 8pm

Oz Pizza: Scrabble Night, 3-7pm

September 11, Dick Lane Velodrome, The MadisonBringing the best of the best riders that the U.S. has

to offer, this event pushes the envelope of speed anddanger on a steeply banked concrete race track!Experience the thrill of the two-man Madison, compa-rable to tag-team on bike, teammates exchange posi-

tions at 40 mph using the dangerous Madison hand

sling! Visit www.dicklanevelodrome.com for more info! September 17, 8pm, Friday Night Flicks OutdoorMovie Series Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark -

Presented by the EP Economic Development Depart-ment. Movie will be shown in the downtownCommons area (across from EP City Hall, 2777 EastPoint Street). Eat dinner at a local restaurant and

then walk over to watch the movie or get your foodTo-Go and come enjoy the movie while you eat!Concessions like popcorn, candy and sodas will besold. Remember to bring your lawn chairs and blan-kets!Vote for the movie you would like to see onOctober 15th at www.DowntownEastPoint.com!

Sept.29-Oct.3, Gold Medal Shows Carnival, The Carni-val will be located in the Commons Area(2757 MainStreet, East Point, GA 30344). Come out and enjoy

the Ferris Wheel, Carousel, other popular rides,games, food and much more! For more info and

schedule, visit www.DowntownEastPoint.com!

Sept.29-Oct.3, EPMSA Pumpkin Patch, CommonsArea (2757 East Point Street, East Point, GA 30344).Come pick out the perfect pumpkin to display at yourhome this fall... Fun for all ages. Great Photo Op! For

schedule, visit www.DowntownEastPoint.com!

October 2, 2-10pm, 6th Annual Destination East PointFall Festival & Carnival! This annual Fall tradition isback and just one block from the East Point MARTAStation(2783 Main Street, East Point, GA 30344).Live Music, Multi-Cultural Performances, Artist Mar-ket, Food/Beverage Vendors, Kids Zone (Balloons &Face Painting), Neighborhood Chili Cook-off, DogShow and much more! For more information, visit

www.DowntownEastPoint.com !

American Deli

American Wing & Deli

Angels Catering

Ardens Garden

Big Nicks Place

Central Station Sports Cafe

Chic-A-Loes

Corner Tavern

East Point Fish & Wings

El Rocio Mexican Restaurant

EP Tower Art Gallery

Evans Bake Shop

Krystals

Lovn It Live

Mocha Delites

Oz Pizza

Qs Restaurant

Shack on Main

Silvers Delight

Taco Bell

Taco Pete

Taco Rico

Thumbs Up

Uptown Sports Bar & Grill

Waffle House

Wing Depot

Attn: Main Street Coordinator

1526 East Forrest Ave., Suite 400,

East Point, GA 30344

E-mail: [email protected]

Website: www.DowntownEastPoint.com

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Downtown East Point newsletter, Sept. 2010

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