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.

The Atlanta studio's new division is named for Perry's late mother and led by exec Antoinetta Stallings.

The record fair lands back at the Yaarab Shrine Center just six months after its Atlanta debut drew thousands of crate-diggers.

ABV Gallery's free “REPOST” show lets visitors don Charlie Kelly's shirt and tie for a real-life meme photo op in East Atlanta Village.

The Dublin band's biggest headline run yet closes at London's O2 Arena, with new album Dopamine Chamber dropping right before the tour kicks off.

A $130,000 projector will turn a Krog Street Tunnel mural into moving video during Forward Warrior's Friday kickoff.

The September 12 fundraiser features the Grundy Family & Band on the antebellum estate's lawn, rain or shine.

Walter Wick's hidden-object puzzle photos land at the High Museum, plus a rare live talk with the artist on September 2.