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Free Starbucks cider and coffee, free Establishment cocktails during Midtown party today

Check out trees, drinks cocktails, hot cider and coffee at this Midtown holiday party. Photo credit: Colony Square.

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Check out trees, drinks cocktails, hot cider and coffee at this Midtown holiday party. Photo credit: Colony Square.
By Carolyn Desalu
Dec 2, 2016

Ring in the holidays with free hot cider, coffee and holiday treats from Starbucks plus lite bites, beer, wine and holiday cocktails courtesy Establishment from 4-7 p.m. at Colony Square in Midtown. Guests can also make their own s'mores with ingredients provided by Colony Square and keep warm thanks to fire pits that will be scattered across the property. Rounding out the festivities will be kid craft stations, the unveiling of a collection of 20 six-foot-tall uniquely painted Christmas trees and live music from local Atlanta band Blair Crimmins and the Hookers. All food, drink and crafts will be free and open to all as part the property's Festivity + Trees holiday program.

1197 Peachtree St. N.E., Atlanta. 404-879-2250, colonysquaremidtown.com.

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