Deep-rooted blues music, vampires, Afro-spirituality, 1930s Mississippi Delta heat and two versions of Michael B. Jordan are making a comeback. Just for one week.

A new mural on Jonesboro Road to commemorate the 1906 Atlanta Race Massacre has divided viewers.

"Must Be Nice," an exhibition by the Hudgens Center for Art & Learning's 2024 artist of the year, Victoria Dugger, showcases living as a Black woman with a disability.

Hosted by rapper Jay “Jeezy” Jenkins, whose Street Dreamz Foundation serves at-risk youth, the charity gala boasted over 300 guests for its fifth annual event.

This year’s edition of Atlanta Fashion Week brought indie, student and major dsigners together for trendsetting garment exhibit.

A new mural unveiled at Focused Community Strategies is in commemoration of the 1906 Atlanta Race Massacre.

Directed by Geeta Gandbhir and Christalyn Hampton, “The Devil Is Busy” illustrates the operations of women seeking reproductive care after the 2022 overturn of Roe v. Wade.

SisterSong launches its political arts movement in Atlanta with its first Justice Jam event, which featured music, poetry, dancing, food and conversation.

Cheryl McKissack Daniel leads the oldest Black-owned construction firm in the U.S., tracing its roots to ancestors enslaved in 18th-century North Carolina.

Tracy Stephens founded BLK Hiking Club in 2021 to help Black people tame their outdoors skepticism. "There's strength in numbers," he said of the meetups of 80-100 people.