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Where in Atlanta to watch Monday’s presidential debate

By Becca J G Godwin
Sept 22, 2016

Place: Gathering Spot, 384 Northyards Blvd. NW  Details: Mayor Kasim Reed will host the debate watch party.  Cost: Free with RSVP at mkratl59@gmail.com See the flyer.

Place: Manuel's Tavern, 602 North Highland Ave NE Details: The debate will be broadcasted on every TV and played through the speakers. Get there early to secure a proper seat. Cost: Free, but guests are encouraged to eat and drink. See the Facebook page.

Place: Georgia State University, Urban Life building, 140 Decatur Street, #220  Details: The Multicultural Center will host debate watch parties and voter registration drives. Cost: Free See the event page.

Place: Stats, 300 Marietta St. Details: The event is a joint watch party for the Falcons-Saints Game and the first Presidential Debate of the season. Cost: Free with RSVP See the event page.

Place: BQE Restaurant & Lounge, 262 Edgewood Ave SE Details: There will be a pre-debate panel discussion. Cost: $25 or $50 donation.  See the event page.

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