Arts & Events

Once a regular on the Atlanta comedy circuit, this year Dulce Sloan landed a spot as a correspondent on The Daily Show with Trevor Noah, where she's done segments on cultural appropriation and what it's like to be a black woman in late-night television.

The Falcons take on the Saints; Katy Perry comes to town, and tons of holiday-themed fun.

UGA vs. Auburn in the SEC Championship, dogs strut through Atlanta Botanical Garden, and Midtown turns into the North Pole with Children’s Healthcare Hospital of Atlanta’s Christmas parade.

Widespread Panic at the Fox, Scrooge meets improv at Dad's Garage, and Atlanta Ballet’s Nutcracker

Award-winning actor, playwright, and screenwriter Topher Payne talks about the “exhilarating and terrifying” opportunity to take over the candy cane tights from Harold M. Leaver, who played the role of curmudgeonly elf in Horizion Theatre's annual production for 18 years.

Christmas at Six Flags, a hip-hop take on the Nutcracker, and support black business at Black Friday Fest.

Say goodbye to the Georgia Dome, drive through the Callaway Gardens' forest of lights, and watch the Alliance Theatre's reimagining of Alice in Wonderland.

Jay-Z at Philips, wine at Historic Fourth Ward Park, and get your Christmas shopping in early at Shoppe Holiday Market.

Jay Hunter Morris’s Texas twang makes him sound more like a country and western singer than a trusted former understudy to Luciano Pavarotti. The tenor stars in The Flying Dutchman, opening November 4 at the Atlanta Opera, in the role of Erik, who loves a woman enamored with the captain of a ghost ship.