Fayetteville's Finance Department is inviting artists to enter their art contest themed "No Limits on Imagination," with selected works to feature on budget books and in City Hall.

The Piedmont Park arts festival featured over 200 artists, live demos, music, and food, supporting the local arts scene and community engagement in Atlanta.

The Gone With the Wind Museum hosts its first Trunk Sale on June 27-28, offering memorabilia, household items, and antiques. Visitors can also tour the museum for a fee.

Lawrenceville invites community to paint a new mural, "Magnolias on a Sweet Breeze," with artist Angela Bortone on April 25 and 27 in the Downtown square.

Atlanta artist Brianna Gardocki created storm drain murals in Duluth to raise environmental awareness about stormwater pollution. Local officials supported the initiative blending art with ecology.

The Mable House Arts Center in Mableton offers a self-care weekend event with stress-reducing workshops, nature sound sessions, and creative activities.

The Gone With the Wind Museum in Marietta is hosting "Children's Day at the Museum" with family activities and a book signing by author Emily Matheis.

The Lawrenceville Arts Center is hosting "The Many Lives of Andrew Young" exhibition showcasing the diverse roles of Civil Rights leader Andrew Young, including a special event on February 17 featuring a conversation with Young himself.

Fulton County's Department of Arts & Culture presents "Our Story" by Jim Alexander, an exhibit celebrating African American life at Emma Darnell Aviation Museum.

Fulton County's educational initiative FCCU held a session to increase public knowledge of local arts and culture, highlighting the importance of community engagement and awareness.

Dunwoody celebrates October as Arts & Culture Month with a variety of events including public art displays, theater shows like "The Mousetrap," and a cultural mix of festivities like the Spirits for Spruill event.

Atlanta hosts free Equitable Dinners to discuss systemic racism's impact on health, featuring diverse attendees and partnerships with the arts and public health organizations.

Shanequa Gay's "Psalms for Black Girls" exhibit opens at Fulton County Arts & Culture, exploring challenges faced by African American girls, accessible until January 18, 2025.