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4 things to do in Atlanta today: Beauty and the Beast, Zoo Atlanta

Brooke Quintana as Belle and Sam Hartley as the Beast negotiate a truce in the stage musical version of “Disney’s Beauty and the Beast,” opening at the Fox Theatre on Feb. 2. CONTRIBUTED BY MATTHEW MURPHY
Brooke Quintana as Belle and Sam Hartley as the Beast negotiate a truce in the stage musical version of “Disney’s Beauty and the Beast,” opening at the Fox Theatre on Feb. 2. CONTRIBUTED BY MATTHEW MURPHY
By Jen West
Feb 2, 2016

Four things to do around Atlanta on Tuesday, Feb. 2:

1. FEATURED
Beauty and the Beast opens tonight at The Fox Theatre just in time to make our heart skip a beat before Valentine's Day. Show starts at 7:30 p.m. Tickets begin at $60. [Plan out your week with this Atlanta event guide for Feb. 1 - 7.]

2. FREE & CHEAP
Fill your glass at Eclipse di Luna's $10 wine tasting from 6 until 7:30 p.m. and snack on complimentary hors d'oeuvres by executive chef Shan Holler. [Pick up dinner to-go from these four restaurants located on the Beltline.]

3. FOOD
Some spots just opened, some are about to close and some are begging for you to try them again. Check out this interactive map featuring nineteen must-try restaurants and bars in Atlanta for February. [Get your happy hour on at Bone Lick BBQ where guests can order $2 sliders, boiled peanuts, Tecate beer and select shots.]

4. FAMILY-FRIENDLY
Pandas don't hibernate, so why should you? Enjoy Zoo Atlanta for an exclusive limited-time discount through the end of February for only $15.99. [Take advantage of this spring-like weather and go to a park in Cobb, DeKalb, North Fulton or Gwinnett. 

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