Tag: Attack of the Killer Tomato Festival
5 Atlanta events you won’t want to miss: July 11-17
The 4th may have passed, but Atlanta has plenty to keep you entertained including Atlanta Comic-Con, Atlanta Field Day, a sustainable agriculture festival, and... a waiters race?
Don’t Miss List: Our top 5 Atlanta event picks for July
The Coca-Cola Summer Film Festival at the Fox Theatre honors the undead with a 50th-anniversary screening of Night of the Living Dead and jack-of-all-cuisines Ford Fry’s Attack of the Killer Tomato Festival challenges local and visiting chefs, mixologists, and farmers to concoct tomato-based treats at the Westside Provisions District.
5 Atlanta events you won’t want to miss: July 12-18
Killer tomatoes, Kendrick Lamar, indie games, and more
Don’t Miss List: Our top 5 event picks for July
Kendrick Lamar plays Infinite Energy Center, the 9th annual Attack of the Killer Tomato Festival, and the world's largest 10k
10 Atlanta festivals to enjoy in July
From tomatoes to bluegrass to scrapbooking, here are 10 July festivals worth braving the heat.
Get your tickets for the 8th annual Attack of the Killer Tomatoes Festival
Tickets for the eighth annual JCT Kitchen Attack of the Killer Tomatoes Festival will go on sale April 15th. “For the longest time I have been wanting to go big with Attack of the Killer Tomato Fest,” says Ford Fry. “ This year it will be bigger and better.”
4 great Atlanta dining events in July: Atlanta Street Food Fest, Attack of the Killer Tomato, more
Teach your kids kitchen basics or hit the biggest food truck event of the year
4 must-see Atlanta home and garden events in July
Killer tomatoes, dazzling lights, and more—check out these great events at Callaway Gardens, Atlanta Botanical Garden, and more.
Summer’s best bets: Things to do in July
Independence Day is the highlight holiday of the summer, but July in Atlanta will feature much more than fireworks with events like the Virginia-Highland zombie pub, and the Atlanta Street Food Festival slated for the month.
Attack of the Killer Tomato Festival takes over Twitter
The Attack of the Killer Tomato Festival returned to JCT Kitchen yesterday. The crowds were convivial, the heat was blazing, and the cocktails were cold. 5 Bone Rack, the all-chef band that includes Ford Fry, Zeb Stevenson, Ted Lahey, Jamie Adams, and Gary Mennie, turned out to be not that bad. (Who knew that Ford Fry could almost play the solo for "American Girl?") Oh, and there were truckloads of ripe tomatoes in most every variation imaginable.
