Each Friday, we’ll round up our top literary picks for the week ahead – from author events and book signings to spoken word open mics, story times for your little ones and more. Saturday, May 4 Decatur Library Auditorium. Thank-O-Rama Bus Tour. 4 p.m. Join the beloved book characters of Mo Willems as they make…
Motion picture and television filming continues around Atlanta as we make our way into summer blockbuster season, including Jon Stewart’s new project Irresistible and HBO’s Watchmen. Zombieland 2 was still in Atlanta as of the beginning of April, as was winter/spring filming staple Jumanji. Here a few of the other productions scheduled to begin shooting…
Pack your summer screening calendar with these Best Bets for May, including live Game of Thrones watch parties, a Mother’s Day screening of Grey Gardens, and Georgia on My Screen, an interactive exhibition presented by the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum and the Georgia Film, Music and Digital Entertainment Office. PULP Atlanta Throughout the month…
Throughout the month of April, National Poetry Month, ArtsATL will introduce you to a few of Georgia’s most talented poets and spoken word artists. This week, we present our final poet, Theresa Davis. Davis is a wordsmith, spoken word artist and long-time champion of the Atlanta literary community. In addition to performing her work weekly at…
Each Friday, we’ll round up our top literary picks for the week ahead – from author events and book signings to spoken word open mics, story times for your little ones and more. Saturday, April 27 Marietta Museum of History. The Gathering of the Cracker Queen Tribe with Cracker Queen author, Lauretta Hannon. 2 p.m….
April 27 is Independent Bookstore Day, and Atlanta is in no short supply of those. If you’re looking for a fun way to spend a Saturday while also supporting small businesses and the Atlanta literary community, consider stopping into one of these five great spots for some Independent Bookstore Day festivities — including visits from…
Each Friday, we’ll round up our top literary picks for the week ahead — from author events and book signings to spoken word open mics, story times for your little ones and more. Saturday, April 20 Posman Books. Meet the Author: Gristle: Weird Tales by Jordan A. Rothacker. 1 p.m. Jordan A. Rothaker’s Gristle has been…
A lot of what you need to know about Georgia author Lauretta Hannon can be summed up in the name of the cocktail she’s serving at the 10-year anniversary party of her debut memoir, The Cracker Queen: A Memoir of a Jagged, Joyful Life, held on April 27 at the Marietta Museum of History. She’s…
Throughout the month of April, National Poetry Month, ARTS ATL will be introducing you to a few of Georgia’s most talented poets and spoken word artists. This week, we present Alice Teeter. Teeter is a poet, lecturer at Emory University and co-leader of the poetry improv workshop Improvoetry. She has published five poetry collections, including 2008’s String Theory, which…
Each Friday, we’ll round up our top literary picks for the week ahead – from author events and book signings to spoken word open mics, story times for your little ones and more. Friday, April 12 Decatur Library Auditorium. Revival: Lost Southern Voices Festival. 12:30 p.m.–6 p.m. The Lost Southern Voices Festival is a two-day…
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