In their new documentary, Lillian Smith: Breaking the Silence, father-and-son filmmakers Hal and Henry Jacobs tell the story of author and activist Lillian Smit...
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.
Thi...
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.
Thi...
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 ...
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A Doll’s House, Part 2. Actor’s Express presents the Atlanta premiere of Lucas Hnath’s hit play imagining the characters from Ibsen’s classic 15 years a...
Protest itself can be a simple act. It can be as straightforward as everyone dropping their stones to not cast at she who is condemned. Or it can be a chant, vo...
Editor’s Note: Every week we’re striving to help you get the most out of our city by helping you plan the week ahead. For more events happening in Atlanta, chec...
Storytelling is one of the great joys of Daren Wang’s life. Like a human divining rod, he is constantly seeking and absorbing wisdom. Whether the raconteur is holding court from a barstool or being broadcast from a pair of audio speakers, it makes no difference to Wang (pronounced Wong). If the story’s compelling, he’s all in. He’s also a self-described vinyl-junkie, who says, “Dave Brubeck playing, a book and proper lighting... that's a luxury of everything.”...
