Georgia Tech professor Susana Morris hosts symposium celebrating pioneering Black speculative fiction writer Octavia Butler's work at Historic Academy of Medicine on Feb. 24.

The new documentary "The First Five: Legacy in Motion" chronicles the first five Black members of the Georgia Bulldogs football team.

Singer, songwriter Curtis Mayfield wrote and produced soundtracks for "Super Fly," "Claudine" and "Sparkle." He had homes in Southeast Atlanta and Sandy Springs.

Legendary hip-hop group De La Soul to hold inaugural Good Health Summit to address the intersection of hip-hop, health and wellness at Morehouse College.

Atlanta-based illustrators contribute artwork to 'Melodies of the Weary Blues,' a children's picture book commemorating the 100th anniversary of Langston Hughes' poetry book.

Osorio is the writer and sole performer in “Prisontown,” a one-act play about a writer who works to uncover the harsh conditions inside Lumpkin’s Stewart Detention Center.

New Orleans native, former Atlanta resident Carl Joe Williams illustrates children's book "Blues Boy: The B.B. King Story" about the blues legend with writer Alice Faye Duncan

Georgia-based children's television writer and death doula Darnell Lamont Walker releases his debut self-help book about grief, "Never Can Say Goodbye," on Feb. 10.

The International Association of Blacks in Dance hosts its 36th annual conference and festival in Atlanta Feb. 4-8.

The creator of Spelman College's dance department celebrates her centennial birthday and contributions to Atlanta's arts community.