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High Museum does 'Remix' of Friday night live music

The High's galleries are open for viewing during the new Friday Night Lates program, featuring a wider array of music in the museum's atrium. AJC FILE PHOTO

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The High's galleries are open for viewing during the new Friday Night Lates program, featuring a wider array of music in the museum's atrium. AJC FILE PHOTO
By hpousner
June 10, 2014

The High's galleries are open for viewing during the new Friday Night Lates program, featuring a wider array of music in the museum's atrium. AJC FILE PHOTO

With the recent switch of nights it stays open late from Thursdays to Fridays (now called Friday Night Lates), the High Museum of Art plans to present a more varied schedule of musical genres.

Replacing the previous Friday Jazz concerts, the new series, dubbed Friday Night Music Remix, will feature jazz, blues, Latin music, bluegrass and more. The shows kick off 5 to 10 p.m. June 20, with the Georgia folk-jazz-blues duo Cicada Rhythm and folk artist/musician Lonnie Holley performing in the High’s Robinson Atrium.

Sweetening the jump-start-the-weekend deal, museum admission is half-price after 4 p.m. Fridays. 1280 Peachtree St. N.E., Atlanta. www.high.org.

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