Atlanta Journal-Constitution readers champion books that filled the gaps in their education on American history.

“The Rocket Men,” at Synchronicity Theatre through Nov. 2, follows the former Nazi scientists who helped build the U.S. space program — and the accompanying moral quandaries.

Three Atlanta museums feature solo exhibitions by standout Black women artists this fall: Ayana Ross, Shanequa Gay and the late Nancy Elizabeth Prophet.

Robert Banks, longtime film, TV actor dies

Our list of 15 family-friendly doings in metro Atlanta for Oct. 17-19 includes a variety of spooky fun at Halloween events such as a parade, 5K and festivals.

A guide to five haunted houses that have been operating in Georgia for more than a decade.

Launched in 1969, Little Feat continues to cook up its gumbo of piquant sounds both live and on recordings.

California Honeydrops are a group steeped in the musical traditions of New Orleans with jug band roots.

King & Spalding, Coca-Cola and other Atlanta companies have bought millions of dollars in artwork from local and international artists.

The Atlanta Ballet Centre for Dance Education’s community engagement program draws 1,200 students of diverse backgrounds into the world of dance.