Metro Atlanta
Metro Atlanta

See Santa, ‘The Grinch’ at Atlantic Station’s Christmas in July event

Atlantic Station is hosting its first ever Christmas in July event at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. The holiday-themed event will include a special screening of “The Grinch,” the 3D animation released last year. In this photo, Sara Luksin and her daughter Isabelle, 3, make Christmas wreaths during the Light the Station 2018 holiday event Saturday, November 17, 2018, at Atlantic Station in Atlanta. (Photo: STEVE SCHAEFER / SPECIAL TO THE AJC)
Atlantic Station is hosting its first ever Christmas in July event at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. The holiday-themed event will include a special screening of “The Grinch,” the 3D animation released last year. In this photo, Sara Luksin and her daughter Isabelle, 3, make Christmas wreaths during the Light the Station 2018 holiday event Saturday, November 17, 2018, at Atlantic Station in Atlanta. (Photo: STEVE SCHAEFER / SPECIAL TO THE AJC)
By Raisa Habersham
Updated July 29, 2019

If you hear holiday music in Midtown, it’s not your imagination.

Atlantic Station is hosting its Christmas in July event at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. The holiday-themed event will include a special screening of “The Grinch,” the 3D animation version released last year.

Attendees can take pictures with a summer-themed Santa and guests will be treated to assorted holiday candies and chocolate treats, according to a news release about the event. Holiday drink Grinch Juice will also be served.

MORE ATLANTA NEWS:

ExploreHere’s where you can learn to start a business in Atlanta
ExploreAtlanta road to close for two months for sewer repair
ExploreAtlanta corrections chief announces run for Fulton sheriff

The first 200 guests will also receive a complimentary coffee mug.

Attendees can also get their face painted and enjoy SnoCones, holiday train rides and a giant inflatable snow globe, according to the release.

The sweltering Atlanta weather won’t stop you from seeing snow. Tuesday’s event will include multiple snow shows to create a winter wonderland experience.

Like Intown Atlanta News Now on Facebook | Follow us on Twitter

In other news:

The City of Atlanta has given final approval for the installation of large exhibit markers meant to contextualize Confederate monuments.

About the Author

Raisa Habersham is the Intown Atlanta hyperlocal reporter for The Atlanta-Journal Constitution.

More Stories

Keep Reading

The closures will affect lanes on a busy stretch of 10th Street in Midtown. (File/AJC)

Monthlong sewer repairs to block lanes on 10th in Midtown

Atlanta’s Department of Watershed Management will replace sewer lines, repair defects.

Cobb elections director departing after less than 2 years

Tate Fall, who is on leave, notified the county Board of Elections and Registration that she will not return to the position after her leave expires.

New coalition will watchdog Atlanta’s World Cup promises

Play Fair ATL will test city commitments to safeguard workers, immigrants and unhoused people amid doubts over FIFA’s human rights record.

The Latest

The closures will affect lanes on a busy stretch of 10th Street in Midtown. (File/AJC)

Monthlong sewer repairs to block lanes on 10th in Midtown

Cobb elections director departing after less than 2 years

New coalition will watchdog Atlanta’s World Cup promises

Featured

A rendering of the columbarium memorial that is estimated to be completed by next summer or fall in the southeast part of Oakland Cemetery, officials said. (Courtesy of Historic Oakland Foundation)

Credit: Historic Oakland Foundation

For the first time in 145 years, you can reserve a spot at Oakland Cemetery

For the first time since 1880, Oakland Cemetery in Atlanta is offering public burial spaces through a new columbarium project near East Hill.

Four decades after her body was found in Cobb woods, she finally has a name

Officials say the death of Veronica Jane Miller is being investigated as a homicide after she was identified through DNA and forensic genetic genealogy.

Ex-Stonecrest mayor who embezzled federal COVID funds is off November ballot

Jason Lary cannot run for Stonecrest City Council or vote, the DeKalb County elections board ruled.