Weekend Arts Agenda: Nightmare on Ponce and the Big Haunted House October 30 2015

Start getting in the Halloween spirit with Tiny Doors as they host one last fundraising event for their Tiny Bricks Campaign. Join their Pumpkin Party at Paris on Ponce on Sat., Oct. 31 from 10 a.m.-noon, right by door #6. Pick out a tiny brick, add a message and support this local arts organization that continues to add whimsical art around the city.
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? FRIDAY
? >> Curated by Allie Bashuk and Thnku, the Big Haunted House at 368 Ponce is hosting an eerie night on Fri., Oct. 30 and Sat., Oct. 31. With DJs and live performances, this party is going to be as BIG as the house itself. The party starts at 8 p.m. and goes on until midnight both nights. 
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? SATURDAY
? >> Ponce City Market’s General Assembly is throwing a Halloween carnival this Sat., Oct. 31 from 6-9 p.m.  Aptly-named Nightmare on Ponce, the event will have beer tastings available from Three Taverns and music curated by Digital Good Times. Plus, local visual artists will be on-site, including Chantrelle LeNoir, Tekeya Carter, Travis Love, sQuishiepuss, Emeka Jones, and more. Don’t forget your costume! It’s required to enter. There will be a fun contest and prizes include credits to General Assembly classes.
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? Inhabitants, a show featuring new works by Emily Maxwell and Ansley Sproull, continues at Beep Beep Gallery. The show features a mix of drawings, paintings, and mixed media works by both artists. Maxwell, an Atlanta-based artist, has previously participated in groups shows at MINT, WonderRoot and more. Athens-based Sproull finds her inspiration in patterns and the biological world. 
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? >> Marcia Vaitsman’s new work, Small Acts of Kindness, is currently in display at Whitespace Gallery until Nov. 28. Inspired by an accident that left her in involuntary isolation and without being able to walk for two months. You can experience her journey of healing through her multimedia pieces. She explores questions like, “What happens in someone’s mind when their spatial relationships are rearranged by migration, lack of body movement, lack of freedom, lack of money to move around or lack of privacy?” with low tech devices such as the Holga camera.