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‘Downton Abbey’ fashions are abloom in floral installations at Phipps Plaza
The iconic fashions of “Downton Abbey” are reimagined in an immersive show featuring the creations of Atlanta floral artists in displays installed at Phipps Plaza.
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Pollinator Art Space at Goat Farm: Small space for big ideas
Located at the Goat Farm, Pollinator Art Space is a home for Atlanta artists to show new work that is either installation or experimentation focused.
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Mitchell Anderson, Jenny Levison share ‘Love Letters’ to food, art, each other
Mitchell Anderson and Jennifer Levison write "Love Letters" to food, art and each other in drama at Synchronicity Theatre.
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Meet the Atlanta-based content creator who plans to take over Twitch
With a combined 4 million followers on Twitch, YouTube, Instagram and TikTok, Atlanta content creator Brooklyn Frost is ready for the spotlight.
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Kendrick Lamar and SZA, St. Vincent among April’s concert highlights
Plus five more shows to check out in Georgia in Apri
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At 83, Graham Nash is living in the moment while still digging his past
Graham Nash promises a mix of hits from his storied career as well as songs from his new album, ‘Now,’ in his April 6 concert at Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center.
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Bookshelf: Carmen Maria Machado headlines Writers’ Festival at Agnes Scott
Two high-profile author events are coming to Decatur ― a festival of women writers and a conversation between two brilliant thinkers on the topic of Christianity.
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Review: Technical chops show at Marcia Wood, Spalding Nix, Wolfgang galleries
Art review: Technical chops on display at Marcia Wood, Spalding Nix and Wolfgang galleries in metro Atlanta.
Credit: Photo by Ian Shiver
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah goes back to the beginning at Terminal West
Indie rock band Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, playing Terminal West on April 2, is celebrating the 20th anniversary of its self-titled debut.