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Culture of north Atlanta and North Georgia come together at Woodstock Arts
A visit to Woodstock Arts, where the culture of north Atlanta and North Georgia come together. The arts center works to grow artistic expression, volunteerism, community.
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Murder sparks mayhem in 5 new thrillers by Southern authors
Here are five new mystery novels coming out this summer, all by Southern authors.
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American mosaic: A photo essay
First-generation Americans, children of immigrants born in the U.S., embrace their citizenship and heritage. Photos capture them in Atlanta dressed in cultural clothing.
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The 2026 Georgia Author of the Year Awards feature horror, literary fiction
The 2026 Georgia Author of the Year Awards feature books in the category of horror, literary fiction and poetry, among others.
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12 essential Georgia songs that helped shape American music over 250 years
Georgia songs that have helped define American music, including "Georgia On My Mind" and "Losing My Religion."
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Celebrate America 250, 4th of July at these metro Atlanta events
Where to celebrate America 250 and Fourth of July in metro Atlanta with parades, fireworks, exhibits and special events.
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Emily Giffin, Chuck Tingle and other must-see authors in Atlanta this month
12 author events in and around Atlanta this month including Emily Giffin, Chuck Tingle, Lo Patrick and Ashley Winstead.
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Druski, Teyana Taylor and other Atlanta moments we loved at BET Awards
The 2026 BET Awards featured several Atlanta moments, including Druski's hosting and Teyana Taylor being honored.
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Recycling is an instrumental theme smoothly played in Alliance’s ‘Basura’
The Alliance Theater's "Basura" delivers uplifting tunes and strong performances that help the story connect despite some imperfections.
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Revolutionary War cannons found in river tell key moment in Georgia history
Cannons believed from British ships sunk during the 1779 Siege of Savannah are now on exhibit. They played a crucial part in the American Revolution without firing a shot.



















