The Decatur Book Festival, the largest independent book festival in the country, can be both a blessing and a curse for indecisive book lovers. With a schedule ...
Birth, marriage and death certificates; municipal directories; phone books; slave ledgers and passenger manifests are Sue VerHoef’s stock-in-trade. As director ...
Growing up on the island of Jamaica, Gillian Royes wanted for nothing and everything simultaneously.
The youngest of three daughters of a stay-at-home mother ...
Finding Chantelle Rytter’s studio at the Promenade II building is no easy feat. The security guard on duty at the front desk of the sleek midtown office tower g...
When Brian Clowdus sits down to offer a preview of Titanic: The Musical at Serenbe Playhouse (July 11–August 12), his body language mirrors the action measure f...
The best road trips allow us to slow down, stay open to the possibility of surprise and take time to see what we typically overlook. The High Museum's curator o...
For all its ethereal aesthetics, wonder and whimsy, the ballet is no place for sissies.
Beyond the obvious gifts that only Mother Nature can bestow -- a small ...
Three things stand out when the Rev. Dwight Andrews welcomes a visitor to his office at First Congregational Church, where he has served as senior minister sinc...
When bestselling Atlanta author Emily Giffin checked in with ArtsATL from New York where her latest media tour was in full swing, she was racing to a TV studio ...
Ask Lois Reitzes about the things she likes, and she will not equivocate. Her favorite exercise is reading, preferably while eating. When dreaming of an island ...
