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ALPHARETTA, Ga.âThe Alpharetta Chamber of Commerce and the Alpharetta Convention and Visitors Bureau have teamed up to present Alpharetta Retail Month during the month of May 2021.
Alpharetta is well known for its shopping scene, and the public can now purchase a retail card to receive 20 percent off the total retail purchase (sales tax not included and limitations may apply) at participating Alpharetta retailers between May 1-31, 2021.
The campaign serves two causes. It brings awareness to the importance of Alpharettaâs retail industry and by donating a portion of the retail card proceeds to The Drake House, a local non-profit providing a lifeline of supportive housing and enrichment programs for homeless mothers and their children in north metro Atlanta.
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As hope returns to the event industry in the form of smaller trade shows and conventions beginning to resume, event-related organizations are making new hires, promoting team members and creating new positions as they prepare to expand their business. Take a look:
ALPHARETTA, Ga. â Arts Alpharetta has announced its latest offering for public display, a work by internationally renowned sculptor Olu Amoda.
The work, âMiles,â is on display in Brooke Street Park in Downtown Alpharetta and represents the first endeavor in collaboration with the newly formed Alpharetta Cultural Arts Commission.
Amoda is known for re-purposing materials and metals to express modern African sensibility. The son of a goldsmith, he was born in Okere Warri in Niger in 1959. He graduated in sculpture from Auchi Polytechnic in 1983 and earned his Master of Fine Arts degree from Georgia Southern in 2009.
âMilesâ is a sculpture created entirely of repurposed automatic transmission clutch discs. It stands 16 feet tall and is shaped in the figure of a woman.