This fall’s big arts and entertainment events feature some of the city’s most beloved recurring festivals as well as some new creative collaborations.

Whether you’re catching the parade, people-watching downtown or heading to the aquarium, here’s how to join the party without a ticket.

In his first concert since being released from prison in January, Atlanta rapper YFN Lucci put on a homecoming show that featured guests such as Latto, Rick Ross and Quavo.

Ideas Festival Emory, coming to Emory’s Oxford College on Oct. 18, will focus on conversations, performances and stories addressing challenges. Rosanne Cash gives the keynote.

Two Atlanta authors make their literary debuts during these waning days of summer, and both have author events in town next month.

Shinedown's lead singer Brent Smith says to expect a nightclub-style set, hard-rock thunder, pyrotechnic smoke, and even a mascot at Sunday's concert at State Farm Arena.

From neon monsters to carnivals, metro Atlanta miniature golf courses offer themes fun and varied. Looking for something that all ages can play? Mini golf fits the bill.

Kennesaw State University lecturer and guitarist Trey Wright brings his expertise and love of jazz to Marietta’s Strand Theatre in his monthly ‘Journey Through Jazz’ series.

From a College Football Hall of Fame season kickoff to Reptile Day at Fernbank and Lego mania in Duluth, here are 15 family-friendly happenings in metro Atlanta on Aug. 22-24.

"Luna Luna" — an amusement park created by artists such as Jean-Michel Basquiat, Salvador Dalí, Keith Haring and Roy Lichtenstein — will open Sept. 24 at Pullman Yards.