Atlanta Arts & Entertainment

News: The Atlanta Opera’s 2026–27 season features two a cappella stage works, a world premiere, a Pulitzer Prize-winning opera by Kevin Puts plus repertory classics.

For the bulk of February, New York’s 50 Cent and Atlanta’s T.I. found themselves at the center of 2026’s first major rap beef.

Speed puzzling is quietly becoming Atlanta’s new pastime. From breweries to bookstores, puzzlers are racing against the clock to finish first.

Diego Silva Acevedo and Kelly Young-Silva boast complementary talents, and they’ve literally produced a young Superman.

The AJC polled academics and film critics for their take on the hit film adaption of Emily Brontë’s 1847 novel “Wuthering Heights” and got some interestingly divided opinions.

A new book by New York Times bestselling author Lauren Groff is always cause for celebration, and “Brawler” (Riverhead Books, $29) does not disappoint. ...

From Keisha N. Blain to Marie Benedict and Tom Junod, here are 11 book and author events happening across metro Atlanta in March.

A year after Atlanta singer Angie Stone’s death, her son Swayvo Twain works to honor her and his father, D’Angelo, as he builds his own musical identity.

Spruill Center for the Arts is adding 15 artist studios and a small gallery in Chamblee. Spruill Studios will take over the city’s 6,796-square-foot former City Hall building.

With industry struggling to rebound from prepandemic levels, 163 employees are set to lose their jobs as IPIC's Colony Square location is set to close in April.