Things to do in Atlanta
Repression, survival are recurring themes among Out on Film’s 164 titles
Previewing Out on Film, the 11-day LGBTQ+ film festival continuing through Oct. 4 at Landmark Midtown Art Cinema. “The World We’re Making” is the theme of the 164-film fest.
6 roadside attractions to visit in Georgia
From folk art to the Little White House or the giant peanut in Plains, here are six roadside attractions to check out across Georgia
5 must-hike mountain trails in Georgia
Among the mountains of North Georgia, you'll find five exciting, invigorating and unforgettable hikes
12 Atlanta arts events to look forward to this week
Our Atlanta arts events to plan for this week include the Atlanta Art Fair, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra season opening progra and ‘Macbeth’ at the Shakespeare Tavern Playhouse.
Atlanta media briefs: Kelly Crull’s departure; Valdez, Dorsey swap
Kelly Crull leaves 93.7/680 The Fan for the New Orleans Pelicans; WANF's Jennifer Valdez and Ella Dorsey swap time slots and Justina Latimer joins "Good Day Atlanta."
Celebrate love of reading, craft of writing at 2026 Decatur Book Festival
Brian Goldstone, Tayari Jones, Arthur Sze, Reesa Teesa and Silas House are among the participating writers at this year's Decatur Book Festival.
2 ambitious Black-owned restaurants lead September openings in Atlanta
At least 15 new restaurants opened around metro Atlanta in September, compared to just a handful of closures, including Bon Ton.
Oktoberfest at Red’s Beer Garden, International Sake Day and more Atlanta events
This week in metro Atlanta, enjoy sake and sushi pairings for International Sake Day and get in the Oktoberfest spirit at Red’s Beer Garden.
A mover and shaker in Atlanta’s restaurant scene hits money troubles
Prolific Atlanta restaurateur Billy Streck has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The operating environment in dining has been a struggle for many operators.
