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Atlanta Black Excellence On Display In New Photo Shoot

Myke Johns • Jul 13, 2018

Serenbe Playhouse’s ‘Titanic’ Lives Up To Its Name

Myke Johns • Jul 13, 2018

Historian Karcheik Sims-Alvarado’s book “Atlanta and the Civil Rights Movement, 1944-1968” has become the longest outdoor exhibition on civil and human rights in the United States. Photos and the story of the civil rights movement span 4 miles of the Atlanta BeltLine through Dec. 1.

New BeltLine Exhibition Highlights Atlanta’s Role In Civil Rights Movement

Miranda Hawkins • Jul 10, 2018

City Lights: Tiny Doors ATL; Atlanta’s Civil Rights History On The BeltLine; And More

Kevin Rinker • Jul 9, 2018

Screenwriter Karen McCullah Approaches Writing Like She’s On Vacation

Miranda Hawkins • Jul 9, 2018

Upcoming Atlanta Concerts: Quiet Slang, Barenaked Ladies, And More

Kevin Rinker • Jul 6, 2018

City Lights: “How To Grill Everything”; Kim Severson; And More

Kevin Rinker • Jul 3, 2018

Emory Professor Publishes Biography Of India’s Only Empress

Myke Johns • Jul 3, 2018

Each sculpture featured in "Sonic Playground" creates a unique sound with a source for input and output.

Celebrate Sound At The High’s Sonic Playground

Patrice Worthy • Jul 3, 2018

Art On BeltLine To Exhibit Civil Rights Photography Collection

Atlanta Loop • Jul 3, 2018