Arts and Culture
Arts and Culture

Atlanta's best fall arts events of 2014

By Suzanne Van Atten
Aug 22, 2014

Check out our recommendations for this fall's Top 12 Events, Six People to Watch and the Best of the Rest in our special Fall A&E Preview section available in print Aug. 24 and here right now!

About the Author

Suzanne Van Atten is a book critic and contributing editor for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

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