Cobb County's only juried fine art festival returns Labor Day weekend with live music, chalk art, and a hotline for visitors.

The rescheduled Buckhead show doubles as a family reunion — Batiste's sister, parents and even his uncle have joined him onstage in Atlanta before.

More than 200 artists filled Midtown's Piedmont Park this weekend as organizers and health experts urged visitors to seek shade and hydrate.

All Shook Up runs through August 22 at Theatre in the Square, capping MTC's largest cast yet ahead of its 10th anniversary season.

Broadway's Terry Burrell headlines a 1984 Tony-nominated musical at Roswell Cultural Arts Center, tying pioneer women's stories to the city's own textile history.

The biennial event won't return until 2028, and this year it pairs animation with a 24-hour Epic Games Game Jam.

More than 30 artists hit three stages Saturday as the Little Five Points record shop that hosted Andre 3000 and Weezer turns 35.

The Midtown landmark turned an open-air terrace into the climate-controlled Arcade Lounge, its latest guest upgrade since 2018.

Donors who pledge to WABE can score pit seats and a meet-and-greet for Celtic Woman's December show at Symphony Hall.

The $59 collectible debuted at a star-studded Atlanta gala, with proceeds tied to scholarships for youth pursuing arts degrees at HBCUs.

The indie film festival's national tour makes its first-ever Atlanta stop this weekend, pairing award winners with Q&A sessions.

Atlanta’s Lavender Fest returns for a third season with nine queer productions, a sharper activist edge and more money promised to artists.

Exactly one year after Malcolm-Jamal Warner's death, his widow filed in DeKalb County seeking about $1.2M from the family trust and his mother over alleged unpaid prenup promises.