What To Expect At Atlanta BeltLine’s Upcoming Free Art Festival

Atlanta BeltLine’s A.M.F.M. Summer Festival organizers (L-R) Angelica Pugh, Nikia Knight, EuGene Byrd III, Willow Goldstein, Miranda Kyle, Meredith Kooi and (center) Tyree Smith will be holding festivities in The Bakery.

Lauren Booker

Immerse all of your senses in the arts at the first-ever Art.Movement.Film.Music (A.M.F.M) Festival.

The four-day art extravaganza hosted by the Atlanta BeltLine will feature art shows, musical performances, food trucks and speakers series from Aug. 8 to 11 at The Bakery, 825 Warner St. SW, Atlanta. Cohosts of the festival include the National Black Arts Festival’s NextGen Artist Program, ARTlanta Gallery and The Bakery.

“Our purpose is to bring attention to local artists … [at] a lot of big places local talent is overlooked,” Tyree Smith, the founder of ARTlanta Gallery, said.