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Discover qualified professionals from diverse cultural backgrounds in Lawrenceville, GA. Find lawyers, doctors, accountants, therapists, real estate agents, and service providers representing communities from around the world. Find experts who speak your language, understand cultural nuances, and bring multicultural perspectives to their practice.
Stacy Marie Ehrisman, industry in ,
Stacy Marie Ehrisman
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Legal Services, Criminal, Immigration
16 years licensed
Legal Services, Criminal, Immigration
16 years licensed
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Jessica Tehlirian, industry in ,
Jessica Tehlirian
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Legal Services, Car Accident, Slip and Fall Accident
6 years licensed
Legal Services, Car Accident, Slip and Fall Accident
6 years licensed
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Latest Events

Love & Loud(er): The Black Romance Book Fest Silent Party
Love & Loud(er): The Black Romance Book Fest Silent Party
Vibe out to romantic R&B, twerky trap, and hip-hop heat — all through the headphones. A Black Romance weekend after vibe you don’t wanna mis Atlanta, it’s that time again. Love & Loud(er) has officially become the annual Black Romance Book Fest Silent Party, where thousands of Black women readers and book lovers come to dance, connect, flirt, unwind, and step fully into their main-character energy. Urban Fêtes and The Cute Connect are back to deliver the signature silent party experience that has become a BRBF weekend staple — the one ATL knows sells out every single year. If you were outside last time, you already understand the assignment. If you weren’t… this is your chance to secure your spot before it’s gone. This event WILL sell out — early tickets strongly recommended. 🎧 The Vibe A room full of Black women who read, who love, who uplift each other, who show up soft, powerful, fine, and free. The energy is unmatched. The chemistry is real. The headphones make everything more intimate. And Atlanta sets the perfect stage for the magic. 🔥 Three Channels. One Dance Floor. Unlimited Plot Twists. 🔴 R&B Slow Jams & Bedroom Anthems For the soft girls, the romantics, the lovers of “he fell first.” 🔵 Trap & Hip-Hop Heat For the confident queens, the bold storylines, the women who walk in with their own soundtrack. 🟢 Twerk, Reggae, Line Dances & Dancefloor Favorites For the fun girls, the free spirits, the women who can move a plot and a waistline. Switch channels all night — follow your mood, your moment, or your next meet-cute across the room. 💋 Romance-Infused Details ✨ Book Bae Energy A crowd full of beautiful Black women readers — intelligent, creative, stylish, and outside for a good time. ✨ Signature Cocktails Sip themed drinks like “Main Character Energy,” “Slow Burn,” and “Late Night Text.” ✨ Silent but Sexy Atmosphere Headphones on. Shoulders swaying. Eye contact catching. Chemistry rising. Pure Black romance energy. 📍 Location Handlebar ATL 476 Edgewood Ave SE Atlanta, GA 30312 🗓 Date & Time Friday, May 30th, 2026 10:00 PM – 2:00 AM 👗 Dress Code Romance-ready. Book-festival bold. Soft-life gorgeous. Bring your glow. 🎟 Tickets This is an annual sold-out event. Once we hit capacity, that’s it — no exceptions. Early RSVP is not just encouraged… it’s necessary. 21+ Event | No Refunds Follow: @UrbanFetes + @TheCuteConnect 💌 Secure your spot now. This chapter of BRBF weekend will be unforgettable — and the headphones are waiting for you.

No event schedules available Atlanta, GA 19.97

godguys. The Stage Play ATL
godguys. The Stage Play ATL
godguys. The Stage Play is an international production that tackles mental health in Black men through the journeys of six Black men. goguys. The Stage Play returns to 7 Stages Theatre where it all began in 2022. Now, an intentionally recognized production, godguys. The Stage Play highlights the relationships between six successful Black men and their journeys to mental wellness. godguys. The Stage Play follows six Black men (five godbrothers and their godfather) who have formed a family-like bond over the years. Led by "Pops", their mentor from a community center where they grew up together, they gather regularly to bond over good food and good conversation. In the blink of an eye... a slip of the tongue... the lingering, unresloved pains of their childhood resurface, revealing the strengthy and vulnerability of their brotherhood. This production is a powerful story exploring courageous conversations about traumas such as abuse, abandonment, addiction, and other issues that affect well-being topics that are often silenced. The Cast: Kevin Brown as Pops; Troy Bland as Bobby; Kori Poe as Donte'; Christopher Martin as Julius; Daniel L'M Tate as Myles; and James Thompson as Rico. Writer/Director: nA' Stubbs Producers: nA' Stubbs of uNiqu' Arts and C. Nathaniel Brown of Expected End Entertainment

No event schedules available Atlanta, GA 44.52

2026 Annual Community Health Fair
2026 Annual Community Health Fair
The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc., Metropolitan Atlanta Chapter, advocates for black women and girls in the area of health! Wellness Without Walls 2026: Community Health Fair is a free, community-focused wellness experience bringing health education, screenings, and resources beyond traditional settings and into the heart of the community. Hosted by the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc., Metropolitan Atlanta Chapter, this event is designed to remove barriers to wellness by providing access to trusted healthcare professionals, fitness demonstrations, preventive health education, and community-based resources — all in a welcoming, familiar environment. Attendees can expect free health screenings, wellness information, fitness demonstrations, giveaways, and connections to organizations committed to supporting healthier lifestyles for individuals and families.

No event schedules available Atlanta, GA 0.00

Latest Businesses/Organizations

Vietnamese American Healthcare Professionals Association of Georgia
Vietnamese American Healthcare Professionals Association of Georgia
Vietnamese American Healthcare Professionals Association of Georgia (VAHPAG) emerged from a recognized need to unite healthcare providers serving the Vietnamese American community in Lawrenceville and throughout Georgia. This nonprofit organization exists because Vietnamese American healthcare professionals understood that collaborative effort creates meaningful change—both for individual practitioners and for the communities they serve. At its core, VAHPAG is a place where healthcare professionals find belonging and purpose. Members gather to exchange experiences, learn from one another's expertise, and work together toward shared goals that extend beyond individual practice. The association recognizes that Vietnamese American healthcare workers bring unique cultural perspectives and deep community connections to their professions, and VAHPAG creates space to honor and amplify these strengths. The organization's mission centers on preserving and promoting the health and well-being of Vietnamese Americans through education, research, and service. VAHPAG actively mentors the next generation of Vietnamese American healthcare professionals, ensuring that cultural knowledge and professional excellence pass forward to future practitioners. Through community partnerships and collaborative initiatives, the association addresses real healthcare disparities and works to build healthier Vietnamese American communities. Whether you are a student exploring healthcare careers, an established professional seeking community connection, or someone passionate about serving your community, VAHPAG welcomes you to participate in meaningful work that honors both professional excellence and cultural heritage.

Lawrenceville, GA

Filipino-American Association of Greater Atlanta
Filipino-American Association of Greater Atlanta
For nearly five decades, the Filipino-American Association of Greater Atlanta has served as the longest-surviving Filipino organization in Georgia, establishing itself as the home of the Filipino-American community in Lawrenceville, GA and throughout the greater Atlanta region. Founded in 1973 by a dedicated group of Filipino Americans, the organization has grown from a small gathering into a vibrant, diverse community institution that reflects the rich tapestry of Filipino-American experiences and contributions. The association's commitment runs deep—from its earliest days providing employment assistance to Filipino nurses navigating workplace challenges, to its current role as a comprehensive community resource. What sets the Filipino-American Association of Greater Atlanta apart is its genuine dedication to cultivating meaningful friendships and connections among community members while preserving and celebrating Filipino heritage for future generations. The organization's history reflects authentic community service, from pioneering cultural celebrations like the annual July 4th parade participation to hosting family-centered events and gatherings throughout the year. Members describe the association as a solid socio-cultural organization that continues to evolve and remain relevant as the Atlanta metropolitan area attracts Filipino-Americans from across the country. Based in Lawrenceville, GA, the association welcomes all who wish to connect with Filipino culture, support their community, and be part of an organization with a proven legacy of service, cultural pride, and genuine fellowship spanning multiple generations.

Lawrenceville, GA