Georgia Entertainment Scene

Atlanta fall theater offerings include an all-female adaptation of Shakespeare’s “The Taming of the Shrew” and Dolly Parton’s “9 to 5 the Musical.”

Atlanta’s fall film season features horror, indie and Hong Kong classics at Plaza Theatre, Tara and more.

An autumn of concerts in Atlanta features performers from Paul McCartney and Dionne Warwick to Erykah Badu, Indigo Girls, Lil Wayne and more.

Summer is a sleepy time for the Atlanta arts scene but come pumpkin spice season, things start to ramp up in a big way.

From George Balanchine classics to flamenco rhythms, Atlanta’s fall 2025 dance season brings a wide range of performances to stages across the city.

On Friday, Slutty Vegan founder Aisha “Pinky” Cole shot scenes with “The Real Housewives of Atlanta," fueling speculation she might be joining the show.

This fall’s big arts and entertainment events feature some of the city’s most beloved recurring festivals as well as some new creative collaborations.

In his first concert since being released from prison in January, Atlanta rapper YFN Lucci put on a homecoming show that featured guests such as Latto, Rick Ross and Quavo.

Dragon Con has an Eternal membership program that started in 1993 for $250 and is now $4,500. About 15 people a year buy into it. But is it worth it?

Ideas Festival Emory, coming to Emory’s Oxford College on Oct. 18, will focus on conversations, performances and stories addressing challenges. Rosanne Cash gives the keynote.