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” commemorates Stonewall Riots with three days of film Alayna TuckerJune 12, 2019 The end of June will mark 50 years since a police raid at the Stonewall Inn in the Greenwich Village neighborhood of New York City became th... 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 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 Playhouse makes Pocahontas the hero of her own story Susan AngelineJune 11, 2019 America touts itself as a land of freedom wherein its citizens are able to fully celebrate their diverse cultures. However, for Native Ameri... 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
Fascinating “Framing Shadows” endeavors to uproot the mythology of black nannies Gail O'NeillJune 10, 2019 Based on some of the most enduring depictions of female African American caregivers and white children in literature, popular culture and ad... Art+DesignArt+Design - FeaturedFeatured HOMELatest 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 Playhouse makes Pocahontas the hero of her own story Susan AngelineJune 11, 2019 America touts itself as a land of freedom wherein its citizens are able to fully celebrate their diverse cultures. However, for Native Ameri... 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
