Atlanta Arts & Entertainment

AGING IN ATLANTA

Best fall reads for older adults, according to Atlanta booksellers

Zoo Atlanta heartbroken over loss of white rhino Zuri

BOOKSHELF

Food writing, erotica on tap at Atlanta’s 2026 Letters Festival

Atlanta Opera’s cinematic ‘Silent Night’ celebrates giving peace a chance

Georgia Entertainment Scene

Which movies shot in Georgia have made the most money since 2008?

The list is topped by a lot of superhero movies and sequels. So far, three films since the pandemic ended made the list: "Jungle Cruise," "Black Widow" and "The Suicide Squad.

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After 20 years, Atlanta’s Sugarland is still here to ‘enjoy the ride’

Grammy-winning Sugarland returns to metro Atlanta for their first solo headliner since 2018.

Giant pandas meet the public Friday at Zoo Atlanta. Here are 5 things to know.

Giant pandas are back at Zoo Atlanta after a two-year hiatus and make their public debut Nov. 6. Ping Ping and Fu Shuang arrived from China in September.

HEAT CHECK

How Usher and Chris Brown’s R&B Tour made history at Atlanta’s biggest venue

Usher and Chris Brown are bringing their R&B Tour to Mercedes-Benz Stadium for a record-breaking five shows. How did it happen?

SCAD FASH draws a bead on C.Z. Guest’s personas through her stylish wardrobe

Preview of the exhibition ”C.Z. Guest: Portrait of an American Style Icon,” about the stylish socialite and gardening trendsetter, at SCAD FASH through Feb. 21.

12 metro Atlanta author and book events to check out in November

Jill Biden, Ariel Lawhon, Amena Brown and Ben Mezrich are among the authors speaking at book events throughout metro Atlanta in November.

What’s so funny? 7 metro Atlanta places to learn improv, stand-up comedy.

Check out seven theaters in metro Atlanta with classes to help hone your improv or stand-up comedy skills.

Former High Museum executive gets 1-year sentence for embezzlement

A former High Museum of Art executive was sentenced to 12 months in prison in federal court Monday after stealing over $600,000 from the museum.

The midnight release party is back, and it’s more elaborate than ever

Fans congregate late into the night in metro Atlanta and beyond for their favorite books, music releases.

AJC HER+STORY

Meet the Cornelia ‘community architect’ turning history into art

Audrey Davenport's "Brushstrokes of Change" is a 12-panel installation adorning Cornelia’s Jim Smith Park.

COLUMN|GAVIN GODFREY

The Dream lost, but here’s why Atlanta won

As Atlanta sports fans, it’s easy to write this off as the familiar feeling of coming up short when it matters most. Name any one of our teams, and there’s an example.

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