You can spend your Friday afternoon with the beloved character Pete the Cat. Atlanta’s Center for Puppetry Arts will show their archival “Pete the Cat” show for digital audiences.

Since the museum closed amid the coronavirus outbreak, they have quickly pivoted to digital programming, including livestreams and behind-the-scenes tours.

Friday's show will air at 1 p.m. and will feature a Q&A afterward with the puppeteers. Tickets are $10 or $8.50 for members. More information can be found here.

Last week, museum director Jill Nash Malool gave viewers on Facebook a personal tour of the center’s “Dark Crystal” exhibit.

If you missed the digital tour, you can tune in and learn more about the exhibit on the center's Facebook page.

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