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Pirate museum a new addition to Savannah’s maritime attractions
Savannah Pirates and Treasure Museum is the newest attraction in a city filled with history to experience in its museums, dining and even accommodations.
Credit: Photo courtesy of Bernard A. Zuckerman Museum of Art/Mike Jensen
Insects morph into art in Zuckerman’s ‘Lady Bug’ exhibit
At the "Lady Bug" exhibit at KSU's Bernard A. Zuckerman Museum of Art, insects are transformed into art. Sparking awe and wonder, it continues through Dec. 5.
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Hulu tackles Murdaugh murders with big-budget series shot in Atlanta
Hulu’s “Murdaugh: Death in the Family,” shot in metro Atlanta, stars Jason Clarke and Patricia Arquette in a drama based on the downfall of a powerful South Carolina family.
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‘Planting by the Signs’ is a sign of better days for songwriter S.G. Goodman
Previewing singer-songwriter S.G. Goodman's concert at Atlanta's Terminal West on Wednesday in support of the Kentuckian's new album, "Planting by the Signs."
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53rd annual Highland Games and Scottish Festival enlivens Stone Mountain Park
Athletic competitions, bagpipe bands, dancing and food from the Scottish Highlands attract roughly 25,000 to the long-running event.
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‘Our War Too’ at Atlanta History Center honors women who served during WWII
This traveling exhibition illuminates the courage of the more than 350,000 women who volunteered to serve in all branches of the armed services during World War II,.
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Bookshelf: Readers respond to column on books and slavery
Atlanta Journal-Constitution readers champion books that filled the gaps in their education on American history.
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Rapper NBA YoungBoy’s concert abruptly canceled at Atlanta’s State Farm Arena
The Louisiana rapper, recently pardoned by President Donald Trump, had performed at the arena Wednesday and was slated to return Saturday.
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‘The Rocket Men’ unravels Nazi history behind U.S. space program
“The Rocket Men,” at Synchronicity Theatre through Nov. 2, follows the former Nazi scientists who helped build the U.S. space program — and the accompanying moral quandaries.
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At three Atlanta museums, Black women present inspiring solo exhibitions
Three Atlanta museums feature solo exhibitions by standout Black women artists this fall: Ayana Ross, Shanequa Gay and the late Nancy Elizabeth Prophet.