Atlanta Federation of Musicians says patrons deserve better after a recorded score replaced live players at Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre.

The singing competition is chasing Georgia's tax credits as it shifts production from Los Angeles.

A 12-foot stainless-steel hummingbird now glows near Alpharetta City Hall as part of a new two-year, ten-piece outdoor art exhibit.

The free two-day event adds a kids' play area alongside juried fine art and food trucks.

The Moreland Avenue landmark is trading its leaky flying saucer for artist Kyle “BlackCatTips” Brooks' grinning creatures.

Adam Bostic self-funded a 23,000-square-foot maker campus in the old Bronner Bros. plant, no grants required.

No tickets, no cost — just a lawn, a picnic, and Beethoven under the stars at Oak Hill on Wednesday night.

Six years after debuting online during lockdown, Maurice Evans and Grace Kisa's exhibition opens in person September 18 at Hammonds House Museum.

Subscribers plunged from 3,500 to 500 after the Roswell company left its longtime home.

Byers Theatre hosts a full local production of the epic musical, led by a director who once played Javert on Broadway.

Free weekly screenings at Emory run through December, with a rare 35mm School Daze print and a Q&A with actor Kyme Hersi-Sallid.

This October, Historic Fourth Ward Park hosts a stationary “upside down” parade where visitors stroll past giant puppets and trade tiny handmade gifts.

The 216-square-foot studio replaces an underused rehearsal room and will collect Atlantans' memories of the Midtown landmark.