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The Dogwood Festival will happen in 2026, but it won’t be free anymore
The annual Dogwood Festival at Piedmont Park will be back in 2026 but will no longer be free for attendees.
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15 family-friendly things to do in metro Atlanta this weekend
Our list of 15 family-friendly doings in metro Atlanta for Oct. 31-Nov. 2 includes a Native American Festival, DreamHack’s gaming convention and fall-themed events.
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‘Tenderheaded’ is a memoir about Black identity in the world of glamour
Style maker Michaela angela Davis says being ‘hyper-Black’ is ‘kinda dope.’
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Faye Webster, ASO bring dreamy pop, special guests to sold-out show
Lil Yachty and Father join the Atlanta singer for the first of her two-night stop in the city.
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Ashley Judd coming to Atlanta for film about football player with Down syndrome
The Atlanta studio has not yet been announced for “21 Down," the story of Caden Cox, who kicked an extra point in a 2021 college football game in Ohio.
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Steve Nygren charts Serenbe’s evolution in ‘Start in Your Own Backyard’
Part memoir, part manifesto, the book places the idyllic community’s founder alongside other thought leaders who’ve used their careers to argue for a different way of living.
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Review: Things get hairy when Havoc Movement’s ‘Wolfman’ makes the scene
Theater review: With acrobatics, strong performances and a murderous puppet, things get hairy when Havoc Movement’s chilling ‘Wolfman’ makes the scene.
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My Morning Jacket continues to find eclectic musical styles a suitable fit
Touring behind its 10th album, Kentucky band My Morning Jacket will play shows at Fox Friday and Saturday.
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Wabi Sabi outdoor dance series flowers again under Terminus’ direction
The Wabi Sabi outdoor performance series returns after nearly a decade, now as part of Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre. Performances start Oct. 30 at Atlanta Botanical Garden.
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‘Star Wars’-themed burlesque parody opens at Pullman Yards in Atlanta
"The Empire Strips Back: A Burlesque Parody” features an array of "Star Wars"-themed burlesque dance performances and stand-up comedy through Nov. 16 at Pullman Yards.