Join Us For Our 2010 Holiday Author Party
Join us for the Atlanta Press Club's Holiday Author Party on Monday, December 6 at 200 Peachtree Street, formerly Macy's department store. The APC Holiday Author Party is one of Atlanta’s most anticipated seasonal events for the media. We will have upwards of 300 of Atlanta’s top journalists, media professionals and public relations representatives this year as we host approximately 30 local and national authors who will be signing their latest works. Barnes & Noble will have the books available for purchase. Cash bars and heavy appetizers will be served.
Don't forget to stop by the silent auction table for great deals on your favorite attractions, vacation destinations and gifts!
When: Monday, December 6, 2010 from 6:30-9:30PM
If you join or renew your membership and purchase one Holiday Author Party ticket by December 3 you will receive the second ticket for FREE!
Where:
200 Peachtree Street
Atlanta, GA 30303
Please click here for directions. Please note that the Parking Deck is located on 150 Carnegie Way, one block down on your right (between Fairlie & Cone).
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APC members may purchase a ticket at the member price of $20 and $20 for one guest through December 3. After December 3 member ticket prices increase to $25.
If you join or renew your membership and purchase one Holiday Author Party ticket by December 3 you will receive the second ticket for FREE!
Non-member tickets are $35 through December 3. After December 3 non-members tickets increase to $40. To make reservations please click here below or call 404-577-7377. Tickets will also be available to purchase at the door.
Refunds will not be granted after Friday, Dec 3.
For the complete list of authors please visit The Atlanta Press Club website www.atlantapressclub.org.
Other Information:
Since its establishment in 1964, the Atlanta Press Club has grown into one of the largest and most active journalism organization in the world. With more than 800 members, it strives to serve the professional and social needs of the journalism community, fostering journalistic excellence and advancing the public’s interest in and understanding of the free press.
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