Georgia Entertainment Scene

Need a laugh? 20 notable stand-up comedy shows this spring in Atlanta.

Brahms commands the spotlight in Atlanta Symphony’s 2026-27 season

Grant helps Atlanta Ballet choreographer and new mom bring a dance to life

Q99.7’s replacement for the Bert Show is finally here

New Q99.7 Morning Crew greet Atlanta with a smooth, conventional opening day

New Edition started their Atlanta show Sunday with an unreleased song, but performed many of their legendary hits. (Ben Gray for the AJC)

CONCERT REVIEW

New Edition, with Boyz II Men and Toni Braxton, bring hits to Atlanta show

‘Press Your Luck’ hosted by Elizabeth Banks shooting Season 7 in Atlanta

Atlanta’s Kountry Wayne lands Amazon stand-up special ‘Nostalgia’

Aurora, city of Lawrenceville in a rough stage over arts center partnership

Aurora and the city of Lawrenceville going through a rough stage over the Lawrenceville Arts Center, with the troupe's co-founder accusing the city of a "hostile takeover."

In case you missed it: 5 highlights from the 2025 Decatur Book Festival

BOOKSHELF

New leadership at Decatur Book Festival strives for sustainability

Funding has always been a challenge for the Decatur Book Festival. The new directors have financial security as a top priority along with a commitment to diverse voices.

Immerse yourself in space via Atlanta’s newest VR experience

The latest immersive VR experience in Atlanta replicates what it's like to be on the International Space Station.

AJC INTERVIEW

Atlanta’s India Arie debuted 25 years ago. Her ‘acoustic soul’ finds new purpose.

For two decades, the Denver-born, Atlanta-based singer has made soul music that’s empowering and socially conscious, beginning with her 2001 seminal debut “Acoustic Soul.”

The Wren’s Nest house museum is ‘Reckoning with Remus’

"There are many twists and turns to this saga," says the leader of a push to update interpretation of folktale-spinning author Joel Chandler Harris.

Q&A with S. Epatha Merkerson: ‘As long as I can work, I will’

A longtime staple of both “Law & Order” and “Chicago Med,” S. Epatha Merkerson received the On Her Shoulders Preservation Award from Atlanta-based Black Women Film Network.

Center for Puppetry Arts’ ‘Poe’ revival will make your heart skip a beat

Review of “The Tales of Edgar Allan Poe" at Center for Puppetry Arts, staging his most famous short works, including “The Raven,” “The Tell-Tale Heart” and “The Black Cat."

AJC EXCLUSIVE

Q99.7’s replacement for ‘The Bert Show’ is finally here

The new morning show on Q99.7 will debut on Monday as The Morning Crew will replace The Bert Show.

Female DJs of color run Atlanta’s nightlife. Here’s how they make the party pop.

Meet six female DJs of color who’ve helped shape Atlanta’s nightlife by prioritizing a shared vision for communal belonging and acceptance.

15 years on, The Head and the Heart looking back and forward all at once

Concert preview: An interview with drummer Tyler Williams of The Head and the Heart, which gives a free performance at the Brookhaven Cherry Blossom Festival on March 28.

50th Atlanta Film Festival features more local filmmakers, individual support

One-third of the films in this year’s Atlanta Film Festival have Georgia connections, the most in its half-century history.

‘Scooby-Doo’ live action series set to shoot in Atlanta

Netflix will be shooting a live-action “Scooby-Doo” TV series in Atlanta starting tentatively in April, according to a notice sent to members of a local union.

7 Atlanta women who helped put the city on the national art map

Deserving recognition during Women’s History Month, here are seven women in Atlanta arts whose commitment of talent and support helped put the city on the national arts map.