The Nov. 5-8 festival brings four days of films, music, parties, filmmaker conversations, special events and a Dolly Parton tribute to downtown Rome, Georgia.
After two successful seasons of bringing professional Shakespeare to the Avondale Estates Town Green, the community arts initiative formerly known as A Shakespeare Happening enters a new chapter this fall as Shakespeare at Sunset Fall Series 2026.
Nationally respected physician, public health leader, and health equity advocate Dr. Reed V. Tuckson will celebrate the release of his new book, “Meditations Along The Chattahoochee River,” at an upcoming launch event on Saturday, October 10.
Presented by the City of Atlanta in collaboration with local colleges and universities, Avant South is an annual gathering focused on strengthening Atlanta’s position as a leading technology and entrepreneurial hub. This year’s theme, AI in Action, will move beyond predictions about artificial intelligence to examine where the technology is already delivering results, where challenges remain and what comes next.
When one of the most-watched creators in the world builds his fashion brand in Georgia, and launches it during the most iconic industry events, that’s a signal. Atlanta has established its signature style as the place where creative expertise, business infrastructure, and cultural credibility increasingly show up in the same room.
The inaugural Atlanta Fair, at Grant Park’s Enspire Mercantile, will bring together more than 100 independent artists and hundreds of original works, while giving visitors something less common in the traditional art fair experience: the opportunity to meet the artists themselves and buy work directly from them.
The September 27 event celebrates the intersection of fashion, art, culture and influence in one unforgettable evening. FACEs of Fashion: “The Art of Influence” is slated to feature a runway showcase, networking reception and hors d’oeuvres. The event is part of this year’s FACE “10 Days of Fashion,” as the initiative marks five years of advancing their initiatives in Fulton County.
The Atlanta Chapter of the Association of Independent Music Publishers (AIMP) is hosting a creative summit from Sept. 15-16 at the Ray Charles Performing Arts Center at Morehouse College.
“Defiant Ones: The American Revolution’s Bravest Women” is a fully released, eight-part immersive audio drama that brings history’s most overlooked heroines to life with cinematic sound design, an original orchestral score and Dolby Atmos mixing.
Guests will savor signature dishes from Midtown’s most talked-about restaurants, discover exciting new dining destinations, enjoy beloved favorites and meet the talented chefs shaping Atlanta’s culinary scene – all included with one ticket.