We are one

week away from Christmas 2002. People all over the world are putting the

final touches on decorations, finalizing holiday plans and wrapping up

their Christmas shopping and baking.

But the question

remains: What to do with any downtime that you may have? Well, there are

still several Christmas activities to attend before the holiday.

The Southland

Chorus of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber

Shop Quartet Singing in America will present a Christmas show at Christ

Our Shepherd Lutheran Church tomorrow at 7 p.m. The Braelinn Elementary

School Choir will also perform that evening. Admission is free but receptacles

for donations will be placed at the doors. The monies will go to the charities

supported by the chorus.

For those wishing

to attend a show dedicated to the true menaing of the holiay, "In

the Fullness of Time," a free Christmas musical, will be presented

at the Clayton County Performing Arts Center. The show will begin at 8

p.m. Friday and Saturday and at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday.

Phone 770-603-1099

or visit www.inthefullnessoftime.com for tickets.

Adults looking

for the Christmas party experience without offic politics can attend "A

Jazzee Christmas" featuring the PHd Jazz Band. The event will take

place on Saturday from 8 p.m.-midnight at The Warehouze, 5600 Mason Rd.,

College Park. Admission is $15 per person and includes a buffet. This

is a semi-formal affair. Phone 770-969-9193.

Other events

continuing through Christmas are Stone Mountain's "A Southern Christmas,"

Callway Gardens "Fantasy in Lights," The Center for Puppetry

Arts's "The Velveteen Rabbit," The Atlanta Ballet's "Nutcracker,"

and The Alliance Theatre's "A Christmas Carol."

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