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Enjoy a huge artist market, music and more at Atlanta Dogwood Festival
The Atlanta Dogwood Festival in Piedmont Park will attract large crowds to view art while also offering plenty of music, kids’ activities and food and beverage options.
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Review: Herbert Creecy’s paintings at Johnson Lowe — surprising, stimulating
“Herbert Creecy: Made in Space, Paintings from 1992-2001,” at Johnson Lowe Gallery through April 19, exposes a different realm of work by the prolific Georgia artist.
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Bookshelf: First comes love, then comes marriage, and then maybe divorce and mayhem
Two Atlanta authors' new books together cover the gamut of love, marriage and divorce. One revolves around a mystery and the other is full of laughs.
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Atlanta playwright Kimberly Belflower shows her Southern roots on Broadway
Interview with Atlanta playwright Kimberly Belflower whose play “John Proctor Is the Villain” is now in previews at Broadway's Booth Theatre.
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15 things to do in metro Atlanta this weekend: Lantern Parade, Dino Fest and more
Looking for something fun to do this weekend in metro Atlanta? Take part in a parade, attend a carnival, run a 5K and more.
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Review: Aurora finds magic charm in ‘Gods of Comedy’ by keeping things light
Aurora Theatre finds some magic charm in Ken Ludwig's "Gods of Comedy" by keeping things light and airy.
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Kids ‘Need to Calm Down’ when this Taylor Swift look-alike stars at their party
People did double-takes at Taylor Swift doppelgänger Michelle Paget, so the Atlantan now does appearances at parties as the singer.
Credit: D'Angelo Dixon
Documentary on 1980s Black speakeasy pop-ups in Atlanta debuts on WABE-TV
Hourlong documentary on Atlanta's first and only traveling speakeasy and cabaret lounge