Upcoming

In person: Lilburchaun Parade. 3-5 p.m. Saturday. City Park, 76 Main St., Lilburn. Dress in your most festive St. Patrick’s Day attire; decorate your pet, bike, stroller, wagon or any nonmotorized vehicle and join the fun while the Leprechaun Stilt Walker

Bagpipe Player lead in a walking parade around Lilburn City Park. After the parade, the best leprechaun look-alikes will be awarded for Mr. or Mrs. Lilburchaun, two Little Lilburchauns and best dressed pets. The Drake School of Irish Dance and the Leprechaun Fiddler will perform. Masks must be worn. Cityoflilburn.com/calendar.aspx?eid=1172

In person: “Music in Pictures” by the Independent Artists Playhouse. 2:30-4 p.m. or 8-9:30 p.m. March 27. Aurora Mainstage, 128 E. Pike St., Lawrenceville. $30/two tickets, free parking at city of Lawrenceville Parking Deck, 153 Crogan St. Hear Quentin Avery Brown, Tim Davis, Candy Mclellan and Lilliangina Quinones. 678-226-6222, Boxoffice@auroratheatre.com, tickets.auroratheatre.com/overview/music-in-pictures

Rent assistance by Community Assistance Center. CAC has helped Dunwoody and Sandy Springs neighbors in need since 1987. Emergency Assistance funds are running low and cannot provide for the wait list or the additional requests for assistance that continue to be received by CAC. Around 100 requests a week are received by CAC for rent assistance — about twice as many as were received before the COVID19 pandemic. CAC has given more than $2.5 million in rent assistance during the past 12 months. Donations: ourcac.org/donate-online

Online: Book Talk — “The Jewish Community of Atlanta” by Jeremy Katz. Noon-1 p.m. Wednesday. Free. Hosted by the Dekalb History Center, Katz discuss important role played by early Jewish men and women in the building of Atlanta. Katz is

senior of archives at the William Breman Jewish Heritage Museum in Atlanta. Book: Arcadiapublishing.com/ Products/9781467105859 Link: us02web.zoom.us/u/kbjwmzienl

Online: Jewish Community Pandemic Survey. Deadline is midnight March 22. Jewish Family and Career Services (JF&CS) and the Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta are interested in gaining a better understanding of needs as a result of COVID-19. JF&CS is asking constituents from Jewish organizations to participate in this survey. Input will be used to inform future conversations with Jewish community organizations to ensure they are best equipped to help Jewish families stay healthy. Those who complete this anonymous survey are eligible to enter their name in a drawing for a $50 Amazon gift card. Three $50 Amazon gift cards will be awarded to individuals who register for the drawing. Only one surveysubmission per person is requested. Survey: surveymonkey.com/r/cyhfgr9