Energy of the Stage
If Dragon Con’s not your thing, check out our top picks — the art fest-within-a book fest in Decatur, “Memphis”at the Rialto Center and the Alliance Theatre’s talent-laden “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” (in previews). Then prepare yourself for the joyous onslaught of fall openings to come.
Read More“Gone With the Wind” and other Civil War topics dominate the Atlanta History Center’s fall lecture and author series, which also touches on Jewish life in America, the U.S.-Mexican border culture and American politics from Lyndon B. Johnson to Ronald Reagan. The series begins Sept. 2.
Read MoreArt, history and writing camps for kids, plus a Civil War encampment marking the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Peachtree Creek art all part of a jam-packed summer lineup at the Atlanta History Center and Margaret Mitchell House.
Read MoreThe rhyming writer, a cartoonist who illustrated his own books, will be celebrated Monday at Imagine It! The Children’s Museum of Atlanta. He would have turned 110 on Sunday, March 3.
Read MoreAtlanta Renaissance man Phillip DePoy — actor, playwright, director, musician, composer, novelist and college professor — has written a new book. In “The Tao and the Bard: A Conversation,” he moderates an imaginary, quote-driven discussion between William Shakespeare and the author of the “Tao Te Ching.”
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Read MoreTimothy Ferriss — author of The 4-Hour Work Week — has treated himself like a human guinea pig to discover the most efficient and least time-intensive ways to lose weight, …
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