On Saturday, September 27, the grounds of the Goat Farm in West Midtown Atlanta came alive for SITE, the second annual grand celebration of art and culture. The one-night-only event brought more than ...

“[Y]ou think you’re dying. But you’re not,” begins Ben Kassoy’s poem “The Funny Thing About a Panic Attack.” His one-man show of the same title, which ran at Emory University ’s Schwartz Center for ...

Graffiti has the power to consume abandoned properties as naturally as moss covers a damp rock, their artistic transformation serving as visible evidence of a vibrant and often secretive style writing ...

For generations of Atlantans, Agatha’s - A Taste of Mystery was the place to celebrate birthdays and to impress out-of-town guests. Opened in 1988 across from the Fox Theatre the dinner theater was ...

Atlanta is full of great street art, and occasionally muralists come together to produce an array of new works in a concentrated area and time frame. One great example of that is Stacks Squares in ...

Supporting new work is the only way you get a new canon,” says Woodstock Arts Artistic Director Zach Stolz. “That’s how we, as an industry, continue to grow.”  This belief is what inspired Stolz, who ...

Welcome to Atlanta Atlanta Art Fair returns to Pullman Yards this September 25–28, 2025 to build on the expansive momentum of the fair’s inaugural edition. As a continued catalyst for cultural ...

Shannon Morris and Denise Jackson, founding members of CurateHers ATL, along with fellow members Natassha Chambliss, Kate Chesnutt Connell, Cynthia Farnell and Birney Robert, share their thoughts on ...

Atlanta playwright Bill Balzer’s autobiographical new work, Uncorked Conversations, is onstage at the Theatrical Outfit venue named for him from September 26 to October 5. The play delves into an ...

If animation is your thing, don’t miss the SCAD AnimationFest, Thursday through Saturday, September 25 through September 27, which will showcase animation across film, television, social media and ...