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Road to Sochi Tour at Atlantic Station

Jan 24, 2014

Find out what it’s like to take off in a luge or participate in an ice skating competition at the “Road to Sochi Tour” which brings interactive exhibits and games to Atlantic Station on Saturday and Sunday.

The tour will visit 12 cities around the country and Olympians will make appearances in each locale. In Atlanta, the Great Neck, N.Y., native Sara Hughes, who won a figure-skating gold in 2002, will sign autographs. YouTube singing sensation Jay Rome will also perform.

Find out more at myajc.com.

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