The power of objects to be vessels of collective and personal memory is explored in an exhibition called "Spirit Object" at Swan Coach House Gallery in Atlanta on view through 17.

Sarah Hofaker has been involved in theater and its creation for the last 20 years as a stage and screen actor, director, ...

An annual late summer event, the Atlanta Black Theatre Festival is a celebration of plays, films and readings from local and ...

It’s 2016, and you’re sitting in the Aurora Theatre, watching the annual musical revue, Christmas Canteen. A spotlight ...

ArtsATL’s Set Life series focuses on local creatives who work in Atlanta’s film and television industry. We’ll talk to those ...

Mickey Duzyj’s Smooth World, screening in Atlanta this weekend, finds a thriving, socially driven underground music scene and ...

Atlanta’s Dragon Con turns 40 this year, and we’re celebrating with a look at the people, fandoms and creative communities ...

Few musicals in the American theater canon are as immediately recognizable as Annie, a seminal tale that feels so ingratiated ...

On Thursday night at Mary's local fans and drag queens gathered to pay tribute to Parton, along with a nod to the late Tim ...

The late Robert “Bob” Farley was fond of telling the story about how he and his wife Anita went out driving in the Atlanta ...

Kira Rockwell has established herself as a well-appreciated Atlanta playwright with a tender sensibility yet a sharp eye for critiquing institutions. These instincts are on full display in Holy ...

As the sun sets, Oakland Cemetery is transformed. Through colorful lighting and art installations by some of Atlanta’s most innovative artists, illumine 2026 will light up the shadows of the night. We ...