Get Out: A Look at What to Do This Weekend

Although it was only a four-day work week for most people, it still felt the same as a five-day week. Here's to unwinding before getting back to the usual schedule on Monday.

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When/Where: Saturday, June 4, 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., New London Theatre, 2485 Main Street East, Snellville. 

Why Go: This is the last weekend to see "The Wizard of Oz" at New London, and audiences only have two chances to see it. The junior cast, which consists of kids ages 16 and younger, is restaging the classic as a preview of the company's new Broadway Bound Children's Theatre, its summer children's program.

Pricing: Tickets are $10.60 each and can be purchased online here.

2. Judy Moody Summer Reading Challenge Kickoff

When/Where: Saturday, June 4, 2 p.m., , 1929 Scenic Highway, Snellville.

Why Go: Aimed for kids ages 8 to 12, Borders is calling Judy Moody fans to celebrate the release of the movie, "Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer," out June 10. Engage in activities and fun from the stories written by Megan McDonald. Please note that this is not a character dress-up event.

Pricing: Free.

3. Lilburn Farmer's Market

When/Where: Friday, June 3, 4 p.m.-8 p.m., Greenway Trail Parking Lot, Main Street, Lilburn.

Why Go: Friday is the debut of Lilburn's Farmer's Market. Sample some pieces and go home with a variety of organic and locally grown goodies, ranging from salsa to milk to seasonal fruits to biscotti. Opening night is Providence Christian Academy Night, and the Lilburn Woman's Club Art Department is sponsoring a kids' night, where children can make bookmarks and fans and create art with chalk. Old Town shops will be open late for the evening, too, including The Watering Hole (96 Main Street), which will have rock musician Bruce Hedrick perform live that evening.

Pricing: Free to browse.

4. Community Yard Sale and Richard Ferris Photography Exhibit

When/Where: Saturday, June 4, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. for yard sale, Main Street Overflow Parking Lot, Main Street, Lilburn; 4 p.m. for exhibit, 94 Main Street, Lilburn.

Why Go: The community-wide yard sales have gone on a few times this year already and have been a huge success. With almost 50 spaces for sellers to display their merchandise on, it's hard for patrons to leave the sale empty-handed. Also going on in Old Town is a photography exhibit and reception by Lilburn resident Richard Ferris. 

Pricing: Free.

5. "Endangered Species: Found Paper" and Art Station Member Juried Exhibition  No. 3

When/Where: Saturday, June 4, 7 p.m.-9 p.m., ART Station, 5384 Manor Drive, Stone Mountain.

Why Go: The Atlanta Collage Society has teamed up with ART Station to show the gallery's next group exhibition, "Endangered Species: Found Paper," alongside the juried exhibition of an array of art mediums. Check out the collages, see who (or should have) won the juried exhibit, all while enjoying complimentary food and drinks.

Pricing: Free.