ADAMA’s new presentation of W.E.B. Du Bois material is doing more than draw a crowd; it’s staking a claim. When a museum in Castleberry Hill programs Du Bois — the schola
Georgia Classic Theatre — a newly formed company launching in the city — has one clear goal: bring carefully staged revivals of time-honored plays and musicals back into
Ponce City Market is running a dedicated FIFA World Cup 26™ shuttle for Atlanta match days, an easy, crowd-calmer option if you want to skip stadium traffic. The pickup/r
A new documentary about Gregg Allman — reviewed this week by ArtsATL — strips away rock‑star mythmaking to show the musician as a complicated artist who made some of the
A comedy set built for musicians—and everyone else—lands on Luckie Street when Fred Armisen’s tour hits The Tabernacle.
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Atlanta doesn’t just get tours—we get...
Inside one of Atlanta’s most distinctive arts institutions, performances, exhibitions, workshops, and museum collections turn puppetry into something visitors can watch, study, and learn...
A look at the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s place in Midtown, where concerts, community performances, and the larger Woodruff Arts Center campus keep live music...
Season 17 is returning with new faces, old-school tension, and enough Atlanta-pressure to turn Sunday nights into a full contact sport—plus reunion talk is...