5 things to do: Heightened Senses - July 13 2017

Friday Flights w/ TastyBus

Urban Tree Cidery - 1465 Howell Mill Road Atlanta, Georgia 30318 6 p.m.

Urban Tree Cidery kicks off the weekend with create-your-own-flight deals, two Friday Flight cocktails, a Friday-only menu and the TastyBus food truck. TastyBus’ Mexican-inspired menu includes chicken, pork and ground chuck tacos, quesadillas, elote and bacon jalape̱o poppers.

Heightened Senses: Deaf Artists’ Experience Through Art

The Mammal Gallery - 91 Broad St. S.W. Atlanta, GA 30303 Free-$10. 6 p.m.

Heightened Senses highlights the universal accessibility of art by featuring visual art, music and performances that will communicate through all the senses. Deaf and hearing artists Alexis Borochoff Kennedy, Annie Rai, Amy Efron and Elizabeth Mayton present their visual pieces. The American Sign Language (ASL) poetry slam and storytelling opportunity, open to all, emphasizes movement and body language, adding depth to the poems. Natalie Jane Hill, Curt Castle and others perform live music not just to be heard, but also felt and the lyrics seen on screen. Interpreters will be present throughout the night to promote conversation and connection.

Mindzai Creative Summer Studio Sale

Mindzai Creative - 252 Walker St. S.W., Suite B Atlanta, GA 30313 6 p.m.

Mindzai Creative hosts Sugar Dollies, Native Bear and other local artists and print shops for a summer sale. Purchase letterpress cards, stickers, art prints, notebooks, enamel pins and more from $15. Muralist Chris Veal will pant live.

New Kids on the Block, Paula Abdul, Boyz II Men

Infinite Energy Center - 6400 Sugarloaf Parkway Duluth, GA 30097 $39.95-$249.95. 6:30 p.m.

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Prism

Made Again - 299 N. Highland Ave. N.E., Suite H2 Atlanta, GA Free w/ RSVP. 7 p.m.

Magic is alive in Prism, a solo exhibition by Erin Palovick. After painting almost exclusively in blue, Palovick challenged herself to utilize every color of the rainbow, drawing inspiration from a prism that sat in her studio. At every hour, the prism would cause a rainbow to shimmer across her workspace. The final product is a series of works on display at Made Again that cover the entire color spectrum, providing near celestial explosions of color. Palovick is an experienced artist in the Atlanta community and has explored a variety of mediums throughout her career. In addition to her works on paper, she has put on dance and sound performances throughout the city. The exhibit will be open through the month of July. Opening reception: Fri., July 14, 7 p.m.