How a research study and a warning by the U.S. surgeon general galvanized the creation of a new space for youth and families at Woodruff Arts Center in Atlanta.

In ‘Girl from the North Country,’ Bob Dylan’s songs serve as the emotional landscape of a Depression-era story about a diverse group of strangers at a Minnesota guesthouse.

This year, Atlanta History Center is celebrating its centennial — and America’s 250th birthday — with an ambitious slate of happenings.

The sites that make up the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park & Preservation District serve as a reminder of the slain civil rights leader’s powerful messages.

Gala in Atlanta honors social justice leaders and inspires audience to carry forward King's mission to build community, unite and seek nonviolent ways.

Beginning Thursday, Scott Ross directs his wife and children in ‘Doubt: A Parable,’ reviving a long-dormant, historic theater company at Merely Players Theatre in Doraville.

Cinephiles can get a sneak peek at the 65 films to be shown at the Feb. 18 movie fest at this insider preview event at Schwartz-Goldstein Hall at the Temple in Atlanta.

Atlanta-launched actors JonAvery Worrell and Desmond Ellington return as stars in Alicia Keys’ "Hell’s Kitchen." The Tony-winning Broadway musical opens Tuesday at the Fox.

Shawn-Shawn, a history-making primate euthanized this week, made the front page of The New York Times in 1979.

Atlanta artist Gregor Turk recently unveiled ‘Myriad,’ a public artwork that uses security mirrors to explore themes of surveillance, place and reflection.