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Upcoming book on The Colonnade builds on Atlanta LGBTQ+ legacy with a side of Southern stories
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Atlanta blues rocker Tinsley Ellis does a ‘reverse Dylan’ on his acoustic journey
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AVON Theater brings new crowds to a historic music venue in Avondale Estates
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Play Haven incubator reveals first season of new work showcasing Atlanta playwrights
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Review: In Kyoung Chun and Huey Lee offer visual bliss in ‘Earthly Delights’
At Swan Coach House Gallery, artists In Kyoung Chun and Huey Lee offer an exhibition saturated with vibrant colors, pleasant scenes and exuberant…
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11 Good Things with improv performer, producer and instructor Madeline Evans
In this series, ArtsATL asks a member of the Atlanta arts community to share 11 things on their mind. We hope you enjoy getting to…
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IABD disconnects to reconnect with ‘From Soul to Sole: The Black Dance Family Reunion’
Picture it: You’re in your grandma’s or great aunt’s backyard and Frankie Beverly’s Before I Let You Go begins to play. All of…
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SCAD TVfest provides a front-row seat to top performers in the industry
It’s one of the most star-laden events of the Atlanta arts season, as well as the opportunity to catch episodes of new and…
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For his latest play, former Atlantan Steve Yockey carves out something new — and bloody
Steve Yockey was stoked. He had written his first play as an undergraduate at UGA, called The Waking, and drove up with his friends…
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9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend
Each week, ArtsATL curates a selection of the most exciting arts and culture events happening in Atlanta this weekend, highlighting nine must-see experiences. Due to this…
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Today in Street Art: Murals in liminal spaces
Liminal spaces are places that you might pass through, not places where you intend to remain. Taken from the Latin word limen —…
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Review: Georgia Ensemble’s ‘The Giver’ wavers a bit but is ultimately memorable
Published in 1993, Lois Lowry’s young adult dystopian novel The Giver was born out of a single question: What would it be like…
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Arts Agenda: Valentine-related arts
Each week, ArtsATL delivers a critic’s short list of the shows, exhibitions, concerts and events we recommend for the coming weeks within one area in…
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Educator spotlight: Christina Massad brings dance to homeless children through Open Bounce program
In 2021, Christina Massad — team member and head of content creation and media at the multidisciplinary arts platform Fly on a Wall;…
