The ultimate guide to Halloween events in metro Atlanta
Halloween season is here and there is plenty of fun to be had all over the metro area. Here's a run down of haunted houses, parties, kid-friendly fun, and more.
5 Atlanta events you won’t want to miss: October 16–22
Atlanta United plays in the first round of the playoffs, Norman Reedus, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, and Samantha Morton go to Walker Stalker Con, and dogs will take over East Atlanta Village at Dogtoberfest.
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A young RuPaul and Charlie Brown star in Al Clayton’s 1980s photography show, “Drag Queens & Club Kids”
Al Clayton's photographs, on display at Chamblee's EBD4 gallery, celebrate the campy hedonists who made Atlanta a playground for nonconformists 40 years ago.
5 Atlanta events you won’t want to miss: October 9–15
A3C—also known as Atlanta’s longest-running hip-hop festival—continues strong, celebrate the LGBTQ community at Atlanta Pride Festival, and jam out at Oakhurst Porchfest.
A3C, Atlanta’s longest-running hip-hop festival, aims to become the next SXSW
When Brian Knott launched the A3C hip-hop festival 15 years ago, he envisioned a few days of concerts featuring independent artists. Today, the five-day event is one of the largest hip-hop festivals in the country, a summit where politics and social justice intersect with hip-hop.
Now 40, the Atlanta Opera continues redefining its audience by mixing old and new
After four decades of arias and curtain calls, the Atlanta Opera finds itself comfortably between two worlds: classic and contemporary.
5 Atlanta events you won’t want to miss: October 2–8
Tyler, the Creator plays State Farm Arena, Coco + Mischa hosts a slow fashion symposium, and Evil Dead: The Musical opens in Marietta.
R.E.M.’s Michael Stipe: “I was a photo student before I was a music fan.”
Though he’s best known as the thoughtful, politically-outspoken lead singer of R.E.M., Michael Stipe has long nurtured a fertile side career as a music and film producer, artist, and photographer. He'll discuss his photography as the Marquee Speaker for this year’s Atlanta Celebrates Photography.
Don’t Miss List: Our top 5 event picks for October
80 breweries at Decatur Craft Beer Festival, the 49th annual Atlanta Pride Parade and Festival, and celebrate Japanese culture at Anime Weekend Atlanta.
