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The Ain’t Sisters are here to rock your folk and spread some love
An interview with the Ain't Sisters, the Atlanta band whose eclectic folk rock toggles between tranquil and spirited, earnest and irreverent, head nodding and head banging.
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Bookshelf: 5 Southern novels we can’t wait to read in 2026
Explore five must-read Southern novels for 2026, featuring stories of history, mystery and identity.
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Atlanta author believes ‘80s films should get more respect
The era that gave us sweatbands as fashion statements, Michael Jackson and John Hughes teen yarns produced worthy cinema, says the Atlanta author of "Rewinding the '80s."
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Atlanta’s 21 Savage celebrates new album with High Museum art exhibit
With artist Slawn, 21 Savage displays works inspired by his ‘What Happened to the Streets?’ album.
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Need a laugh? Here’s a guide to comedy in Atlanta into the new year
It never hurts to laugh, right? Here's your guide to cool comedy shows in metro Atlanta during the holiday period and rapidly approaching wintertime.
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The holidays, Atlanta get zinged in new comedy ‘Too Fast, Too Festivus’
A new holiday sketch comedy show from Dad's Garage with a distinctive Atlanta flavor, “Too Fast, Too Festivus” is onstage at Horizon Theatre starting Dec. 12.
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Author events Dec. 12-18
Check out these upcoming author events happening in and around Atlanta.
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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 Dec. 12-14 includes winter festivals, holiday theater and music and Snow Day in Alpharetta
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High Museum spotlights ‘strait-laced business owner’ who made ‘crazy photographs’
Atlantans can experience the ineffable photographs in the exhibition “The Family Album of Ralph Eugene Meatyard” at the High Museum, opening Dec. 12.
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‘Dark Sisters’ a feminist gothic tale about the evils of patriarchy
Kristi DeMeester delivers a rousing gothic horror story that spans from the 1750 witch hunts to an affluent preacher’s stronghold on the same community in the 21st century.