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The Wednesday Wind Down

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Last Wednesday – a steamy, sultry, 98˚ in the shade June evening – I packed up my bags after a long day at work, changed into some jeans and a floppy summer hat, and headed down to Centennial Park to check out the longest running free concert series in Atlanta: The Wednesday Wind Down. I expected to enjoy myself…but instead I had a blast. I expected to enjoy good live music… but instead I sang and danced for two plus hours non-stop. I expected to enjoy a summer night in the city… but instead I felt like I was on vacation. After just a few minutes in the park, I realized why The Wednesday Wind Down has stood the test of time – it absolutely rocks.

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