Arts & Living
3 Things to do This Weekend
Whether you need a taste from the sweet summer to keep you motivated for the semester, or are you unsure what to do this weekend, here are three Atlanta events to check out: 1. The […]
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Q&A with Rob Sheffield
Rob Sheffield is a Rolling Stone columnist and music journalist who published the acclaimed novel “Life is a Mix Tape: Life and Loss, One Song at a Time”. His latest novel, “Turn Around Bright Eyes […]
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Decatur Book Festival: keeping print alive
Every Labor Day weekend among the hordes of cosplayers marching in Downtown, among the gay pride flags flying in Piedmont Park, among the roar of NASCAR fans thundering in the Atlanta Motor Speedway, a loyal […]
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The Rialto in running for Atlanta’s “Best Performance Venue”
Every year countless venues in Atlanta compete ferociously for the top spots on Creative Loafing’s “Best of ATL” list. One of the most contentious awards is the title of Atlanta’s “Best Performance Venue.”
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Music Midtown announces its 2013 lineup
Music Midtown, one of Atlanta’s largest music festivals, announced what is perhaps its most robust lineup yet with over 20 acts and a third stage to accommodate the additional talent.
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Atlanta’s best 18+ venues
Each of these unique Atlanta venues provide history, nightlife and music — and you don’t have to be 21 to get in on the fun.
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Summer festival preview: Atlanta Fringe
The Atlanta Fringe Festival begins its festivities with a free preview party on Wednesday, June 5 at 7 Stages Theater. Guests can grab festival guides and take in three minute previews from each act on […]
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Summer festival preview: Atlanta Jazz Festival
Atlanta’s Piedmont Park will be buzzing with sound of music this Memorial Day weekend, as The City of Atlanta’s Office of Cultural Affairs celebrates its 36th Annual Atlanta Jazz festival.
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Preview of the top 9 summer festivals around Atlanta
Check out these upcoming Atlanta-area festivals this summer!
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Cigarette culture changing in America and on campus
The Easter Sunday Parade in New York City was typically a tame event, yet the 1929 parade saw a drastic change as women boldly marched down the avenues of New York City with cigarettes in […]
