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12 Atlanta arts events to look forward to this week
Happenings include Oakland Cemetery’s Illumine and several jazz performances.

Umphrey’s McGee jams can run to the epic, but, really, who’s counting?
Long-running, long-playing band headlines first of the two-night SweetWater 420 Fest this weekend in Atlanta.

This 2026 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee spent his childhood in Georgia
Waycross’ Gram Parsons is part of this year’s inductee group under the early influence category.

8 Atlanta pop-ups you can’t miss this week
Explore everything from Asian night markets to a Cajun-Chinese collab to door-delivered croissants.

Atlanta photographer turned entrepreneur makes a big move
Lifestyle and food photographer Heidi Harris has created a line of colorful light stands after she couldn’t find any on the market.
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This ‘Top Chef’ contestant’s culinary career started at a Georgia racetrack
How Georgia native Jennifer Lee Jackson made it to season 23 of ‘Top Chef.’
My daughter, a doctor, studied health inequity. Georgia’s system let her die.
Drastic cuts to public health threaten to destroy the infrastructure that tracks and supports maternal health. Black women are particularly at risk.
5 hours agoIn Georgia data center debate, the real issue is about who wields the power
Atlanta may be a U.S. epicenter of AI and tech activity, but the whole Southeast region benefits.
April 14, 2026Fulton County FBI raid previews Trump’s 2026 election interference plan
The president’s actions and rhetoric make clear that he is willing to violate the Constitution. Will Georgia’s State Election Board go along at its April 15 meeting?
April 13, 2026Violence against teachers is more widespread than you think
Post-pandemic behavioral issues are causing classroom challenges for teachers and school administrators.
April 13, 2026The AJC debuts YouTube original series ‘Curiosities of the South’
The Atlanta Journal‑Constitution’s “Curiosities of the South” series takes viewers into unexpected corners of the South to explore the stories shaping the region and beyond.
New Guidestones episode just dropped: Dive into Episode 6
Who built “America’s Stonehenge” in Georgia? And who destroyed it? A new AJC podcast explores the mystery.
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PHOTOS: Vice president comes to Athens for Turning Point
Vice President JD Vance heads to the University of Georgia as part of Turning Point USA's traveling college campus series.

PHOTOS: On the road with the "Who Blew Up the Guidestones?" podcast
The Georgia Guidestones, six massive granite slabs inscribed with 10 “commandments” for society, stood in Elberton for 42 years until their explosive demise in 2022.



















