Cymatherapy®: A Breakthrough in Pain Relief, July 30, 7p.m., Massage Associates of Atlanta, LLC, 5066 LaVista Road, Tucker. Free presentation. For information, call 770-493-8181.

Bingo: A Winning New Musical, July 16- August 17, Thur-Sat at 8p.m., Sunday at 3p.m., ART Station Theatre, 5384 Manor Drive, Stone Mountain Village. Bingo is a comedy that explores the joys, heartaches and lessons in winning and losing as witnessed by three die-hard bingo friends. Tickets for Bingo are available online or by calling the ART Station Box Office at 770 469 1105.

Divas, Dames and Damsels, presented by The Women’s Imaginative Guild of Storytellers, July 19, 10a.m.-1p.m., Callanwolde Fine Arts Center. Bring friends, collaborate and enjoy a day of rich stories, refreshments, music and door prizes. Tickets: $15 per person; $135 per table of 10. Reservations are recommended. Contact WIGS at 404-982-0523 or 404-982-9652, or email anngrav2490@comcast.net.

Upcoming Workshop Classes, July 23- August 27, 6:30p.m. to 8:30p.m., Peachtree Presbyterian Church, at 3434 Roswell Rd, Room 2402 near the Gymnasium. Match your skills, interests and abilities to compatible career opportunities and learn to prepare, package, and promote your strengths. Workshop classes are offered at no cost.

Twelve Angry Men by Reginald Rose, directed by Cynthia Williams, July 12-August 3, Friday and Saturday at 8pm, Sunday at 7p.m., The Renaissance Project in the K-Center Building at the Cathedral at Chapel Hill, 1650 Flat Shoals Pkwy, Decatur. Tickets are $15-$18, Call 404-243-6937 ext 1 for more information.

Cajun dance with Savoir Faire avec Paul Daigle, July 26, Lesson at 7p.m., dance from 8p.m. to 11p.m., Knights of Columbus Post 660, 2620 Buford Highway NE Atlanta 30324. Tickets are $15/students $8.  Hailing from the Baton Rouge area, this group has been together since 1999. They have earned a reputation as one of the best of the new generation of Cajun musicians today. Authentic Cajun food for sale and Cash Bar. Sponsored by the Atlanta Cajun Zydeco Association. For further information email info@aczadance.org or contact 404-825-9768.

Author signing, July 19, 10 a.m.-11a.m., Bound To Be Read Books in East Atlanta Village. Author Michael Rose signs his newest release, Historic Photos of Atlanta. This 10x10 gift book showcases the narrative of the Main Line in the stunning, culled-from-the-archives photography.

Artist’s Village at the 7th Annual Blues & Jazz Festival, July 18-20, Wade Walker Park, 5580 Rockbridge Road in Stone Mountain. The DeKalb Office of Arts, Culture & Entertainment will feature an “Artists Village”, where artists and writers can show and sell their creations.

Kabbalat Shabbat, “Welcoming the Sabbath”, monthly from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Atlanta Unity Church, 3597 Parkway Lane, Norcross, just off Hwy 141. Nediv Lev: The Free Synagogue of Atlanta, has a mission to become an accessible and nurturing place for Jews of all backgrounds to share our stories and the stories of our people.

Independence Day Celebration with Christian Directed Singles of Christ The King, July 3, 5:30p.m., meeting at the Kroger shopping center at Peachtree Industrial Blvd. and Pleasant Hill Road. Bring your favorite eats and drinks, and a chair or a blanket. Carpool from there to Hudgens Park in Duluth to enjoy the festivities and end with fireworks. 770-449-1211 ex 156. Age forty plus single men and women of all denominations.

Single Outdoor Adventures Picnic at Red Top Mountain with Christian Directed Singles of Christ The King, July 19, Red Top Mountain. SOA will provide hotdogs & hamburgers, buns, all of the trimmings, soft drinks, water, ice, paper products. Bring a side item to share; appetizers, salads, and desserts will be appreciated. SOA Members free, guests are welcome, $5.00 charge for guests. Swimming, lake fishing, visiting and relaxing will be available. 770-449-1211 ex 156. Age forty plus single men and women of all denominations.

Tubing on the Toccoa River with Christian Directed Singles of Christ The King, July 26, 9:30 a.m., meeting at Perimeter Church or Christ The King parking lot to carpool the 2-hour drive to Blue Ridge. Expect to arrive at the Toccoa Valley Campground tube rental about noon and eat our lunch in their picnic area. Bring a sack lunch or go through a drive in window near Blue Ridge on the way up. After lunch it will be a 2 hour leisurely float 6 miles down the scenic River. 770-449-1211 ex 156. Age forty plus single men and women of all denominations.

Jazz On The Lawn, July 27, 7:30, Callanwolde. Concert features Will Scruggs and Audrey Shakir. Bring a blanket and a picnic and enjoy cool jazz under the stars! $15 General admission. $12 Students, Seniors, Members.

Decatur’s Annual Sidewalk Sale, through July 4, Kaleidoscope, 252 W Ponce de Leon Ave. Fireworks, food, and shopping! Shop through July 4 at Kaleidoscope Boutique and receive 20% off everything in the store. Call Kaleidoscope at 404-378-1214.

55th Anniversary at Clairmont Baptist Church, August 17, 10:30a.m., 3542 Clairmont  Road, N.E. Special weekly service, featuring guest speaker Dr. Ken Ellison, Retired IMB missionary to Indonesia.

A View from the Periscope, Exhibition, through August 3, Jimmy Carter Presidential Library & Museum. In celebration of Jimmy Carter’s becoming a submariner 60 years ago, the Carter Presidential Library and Museum is proud to host “A View from the Periscope,” an exhibition of paintings and drawings from the United States Naval Historical Center’s art collection. These paintings provide a unique look at the role of the U.S. Submarine Service. This fascinating exhibition includes a 1902 drawing of the first submarine, Hunley, as well as 42 other historic paintings and drawings from WWII to the 1980s.