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“Soldier Songs” by the imaginative young composer David T. Little combines elements of theater, opera, rock-infused concert music and animation to explore the perceptions versus the realities of the Soldier.
Read MoreThe ASO returns to Piedmont Park for free concerts on June 11, 18 and 25, all led by assistant conductor Joseph Young. They are indeed free, but make sure you read the many do’s and don’ts before you go.
Read MoreCan you say “day-trip”? Gibbs Gardens, in the North Georgia mountains, is a world-class destination waiting for you to discover it. The 300-acre Ball Ground estate became a public …
Read MoreActor’s Express tops a stellar season with The Whale, a multi-award-winning off-Broadway hit that takes place somewhere in Idaho. There, a 600-pound recluse named Charlie hides away in his apartment, slowly eating himself to …
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The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s 2015-16 season is jam-packed with classics, world premieres, distinguished guest artists and choral masterworks to mark the 100th birthday of legendary ASO maestro Robert Shaw.
Read MoreAccording to famous showman P.T. Barnum, “There’s a sucker born ev’ry minute.” Prove him wrong by seeing the show about his life without paying full price! Atlanta Lyric Theatre …
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To celebrate its long life, the Fox Theatre is holding a block party June 7. And you’re invited.
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The Atlanta Symphony’s 45th annual Decorators’ Show House & Gardens, a spectacular fundraiser, opens its doors April 18 and runs through Mother’s Day on May 10.
Read MoreA concert featuring music from “Uprising” by Atlanta theater artist Gabrielle Fulton is one of three upcoming events marking the Civil War’s 150th anniversary at the Cyclorama.
Read MoreThirteen metro eateries and their chefs took home prizes from the 2014 Taste of Atlanta.
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