By Danielle Hanson On December 4, Southeast Atlanta Lady MOB will hold the sixth annual Holiday Market from 9:00:00am to 1:00pm. The market will feature…
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By Kacie Willis, 7Stages Director of Marketing 7 Stages celebrates their 40th season of fiercely weird and socially engaging theatre with classical repertoire, multidisciplinary works…
Kicking off Horizon’s New American Dreams Series is a powerful comedy-drama following a hopeful group of immigrants as they form an unlikely family, working to master…
By Steve Whiteman Wandering back into your local coffee shop, you overhear a vaguely familiar conversation: “… he’s been providing for the kid for seven…
Karen Hartman’s gritty, gripping, and shockingly funny play Project Dawn, an inspired-by-real-life story, receives its National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere in Atlanta at…
By Carlen Hultgren Wandering into your local coffee shop, from a nearby table you overhear “… and then, that journalist recklessly inserted himself into the…
By Henry Bryant In August and September the Friends of East Atlanta Library and the Atlanta Fulton Library System will feature art works by longtime…
By Morgan Hamlin With the help and support of the city of Atlanta’s Department of Parks and Recreation, the Grant Park Conservancy (GPC) was able…
By Henry Bryant A new art show is on display at the East Atlanta Library. The Friends of East Atlanta Library present artist Jeff Beekman,…
By Caroline Huftalen 7 Stages Theatre presents the world premiere of Curious Queer Encounters. Curated by 7 Stages Co-artistic Director Michael Haverty, seven local ensembles…