Georgia Entertainment Scene

Some of music's biggest stars will perform in Atlanta next year, including "Wicked" star Ariana Grande, veteran crooner Barry Manilow and country singer Megan Moroney.

Atlanta’s arts scene went through multiple transitions in 2025. Here is a sampling of stories that made headlines.

Our list of 15 family-friendly doings in metro Atlanta for Dec. 19-21 includes the Lemon Street Classic basketball showcase and exploring Netherworld’s creepy escape rooms.

Charity Jordan and her husband took out a home equity loan and leaned on friends and family to make it happen.

Dust-to-Digital, the eclectic Atlanta music label, is partnering with the University of California, Santa Barbara on an online archive of rare recordings.

Atlanta has a sizable list of new venues poised to open in the next two years, while favorites like Fernbank Museum and Woodruff Arts Center are getting upgrades.

If your New Year’s resolution is to partake in some of the city’s outstanding cultural offerings, there is no shortage of exciting events to choose from in 2026.

Gennadi Nedvigin marks 10 years at Atlanta Ballet, pursuing his vision for a company capable of performing both classics and bold premieres.

For almost 20 years, Little Five Points has been home to SantaCon’s roving brigade of musicians, Kris Kringles and elves traveling from bar to bar bringing love and acceptance

City Springs Theatre’s “The Wizard of Oz” re-creates the 1939 classic film as faithfully as possible with fun performances, great music and Broadway-quality design.