Physically, we’re in one place and every day I’m Zooming into meetings in Atlanta. Like many people, it’s kind of a strange hybrid of physical and virtual exis...
The 2020 edition of the Highlands-Cashiers Chamber Music Festival, set to celebrate its 39th season this summer, has canceled with plans to come back in 2021.
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When Laura Adams and Andrew Feiler got married two years ago, they wanted to keep it simple. They exchanged vows at sunrise in Old Fourth Ward Park off the Atla...
Editor’s note: Atlanta artists face uncertainty amid Covid-19. To help us all connect, ArtsATL offers this series. In each “In Our Own Words,” an artist will sh...
A few weeks ago, Alpharetta's Swan family cooked veggie burgers, packed them in a basket with popcorn and soda and loaded it all into their car with assorted pi...
In 1986, I was sitting in the mayor’s office in Macon, waiting to see the mayor’s press representative. The phone rang and I noticed that the receptionist seeme...
When Out of Hand Theater convenes its latest conversation on race and equity this Sunday, the evening will begin with two minutes and 23 seconds of silence in h...
Louis Delsarte was a painter, muralist, draftsman, printmaker, poet and educator whose stylized expression was as expansive as his life experience. He was born ...
Travis Tritt: “I Walk the Line”
Country music star Travis Tritt was born in Marietta, went to Sprayberry High School and cut his teeth playing local clubs befo...
