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Atlanta’s One Musicfest will not return in 2026
Longtime Atlanta hip-hop festival One Musicfest won't return to Piedmont Park in 2026. Festival organizers said the event is taking a hiatus.
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20 free things to do in metro Atlanta in August
Here are 20 of the best things to do in Atlanta in August that are totally free.
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WSB’s Karyn Greer, CBS Atlanta’s T.J. Anthony keep local news in the family
WSB's Karyn Greer and CBS Atlanta's T.J. Anthony are local news rivals who live in the same home. Greer is Anthony's mom, and she inspired him to follow in her footsteps.
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In ABV Gallery’s ‘Locals Only,’ 40-plus artists frame Atlanta for Atlantans
Review of exhibits at ABV Gallery in East Atlanta — “Locals Only” (with 40-plus metro artists) and “Six by Six” — that showcase Atlanta scenes, history and cultural memories.
Atlanta singer Ciara gives $50,000 to 10 local organizations
Ciara’s donation will support Atlanta groups in the areas of music, film, fashion, technology, sports, dance, education and leadership.
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Atlanta theater community wants to give patron Susan Stiefel a curtain call
An appreciation of Atlanta theater patron and Suzi Awards judge Susan Stiefel, 81, who died June 29, leaving the city’s performing arts community feeling a deep loss.
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12 Atlanta arts events to look forward to this week
Our Atlanta arts events to plan for this week include the musical comedy "Working" at Stone Mountain's Art Station and the premiere of historic Cabbagetown photos.
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‘Cabbagetown ’76’ exhibit illuminates iconic neighborhood’s transition
"Cabbagetown ’76: The Photographs of Barbara McKenzie" documents the iconic neighborhood as it transitioned from mill town into a hot spot for emerging musicians and artists.
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Apocalypse, aging and a fresh take on growing older from playwright Ali Viterbi
Inspired by her close bond with her grandparents, Atlanta playwright Ali Viterbi shines a light on the lives, love and stories of older adults.
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‘Are They Dead Yet?’ considers the art of the newspaper obituary
Sam Roberts, 79, has worked for The New York Times since 1983 and spent the last decade writing obituaries. His new book looks at the history and evolution of the obit.

















