This week in theater: June 17–21 Kelundra SmithJune 18, 2019 Fox Theatre kicks off summer film series The Coca-Cola Summer Film Festival is back, providing Atlantans the chance to watch beloved movies... Latest NewsThe LatestTheaterTheater - Featured
As ARTS ATL celebrates its 10th year, please make a donation ARTS ATL StaffJune 12, 2019 In 2009, a group of arts journalists joined together to form ARTS ATL with the belief that strong, independent arts coverage is key to a cit... The Latest
“50 Years of LGBT Cinema” recalls Stonewall Riots with 3 days of film Alayna TuckerJune 12, 2019 The end of June will mark 50 years since a police raid at the Stonewall Inn in New York City's Greenwich Village neighborhood became the tip... Film - FeaturedFilm - In ConversationFilm+TVThe Latest
Theater Best Bets: June 20–23 Kelundra SmithJune 20, 2019 Every week, our editors and guest writers give you their top six picks for the weekend’s best shows. This weekend, a new play has a black ma... CalendarTheaterTheater - Best BetsTop Picks
This week in street art returns June 27 ARTS ATL StaffJune 20, 2019 Look for us next week, when our street art column moves to a twice-a-month schedule. As always, it will be done in collaboration with Art Ru... Art+Design - FeaturedArt+Design - Street ArtLatest News
This week in theater: June 17–21 Kelundra SmithJune 18, 2019 Fox Theatre kicks off summer film series The Coca-Cola Summer Film Festival is back, providing Atlantans the chance to watch beloved movies... Latest NewsThe LatestTheaterTheater - Featured
Fay Gold, back in the gallery biz: “A day without art is a wasted day” Gail O'NeillJune 17, 2019 Fay Gold is a pioneer and provocateur who shook up Atlanta’s cultural life by bringing contemporary art to the city as an educator, consulta... Art+DesignArt+Design - FeaturedArt+Design - Latest NewsFeatured HOMELatest News
Tan France’s new memoir, “Naturally Tan,” makes space for more diverse narratives Patrick MyersJune 13, 2019 As one of the five stars -- or Fab Five, as they are collectively known -- of Netflix’s hit reality television series Queer Eye, Tan France ... Book News & ReviewsBooksLatest News
Serenbe’s goal: Make Pocahontas the hero of her own true story Susan AngelineJune 11, 2019 America touts itself as a land of freedom in which its citizens can fully celebrate their diverse cultures. For Native Americans, however, t... Latest NewsPreviewsTheaterTheater - FeaturedTheater - Previews
Videodrome, Deadly Prey Gallery event shines a light on Ghanaian Mobile Cinema Beth WardJune 10, 2019 Movie fans, if you’ve got an open spot on your calendar on Thursday, June 13, you might consider making a trip to Plaza Theatre for Videodro... Art+Design - PreviewsFilm - FeaturedFilm+TVLatest News
Whimsy of illustrator Maira Kalman comes to High Museum, Fay Gold ARTS ATL StaffJune 19, 2019 Atlanta gets a double dose of illustrator and children’s book author Maira Kalman this week with new exhibitions opening at the High Museum ... Art+Design - FeaturedArt+Design - PreviewsFeatured HOMEPreviews
Serenbe’s goal: Make Pocahontas the hero of her own true story Susan AngelineJune 11, 2019 America touts itself as a land of freedom in which its citizens can fully celebrate their diverse cultures. For Native Americans, however, t... Latest NewsPreviewsTheaterTheater - FeaturedTheater - Previews
Marietta Theatre Company’s Altar Boyz takes boy bands to church Liz DooleyJune 3, 2019 Marietta Theatre Company founder Jeff Cooper sets out to stretch his audiences and provide a range of experiences within the musical genre. ... PreviewsTheaterTheater - FeaturedTheater - Previews
