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Out On Film returns for 39th year, announces first films of 2026 festival
For nearly four decades, Out On Film has helped make Atlanta a destination for LGBTQ+ cinema, bringing filmmakers and audiences from around the world together while elevating stories that often go unseen in mainstream theaters. Now in its 39th year, the nonprofit festival returns Sept. 24 through…
From the pool to the classroom: How Horizons Atlanta is helping nearly 900 students beat the ‘summer slide’
Research by the RAND Corporation shows students lose an average of eight to 12 weeks…
Invest Atlanta greenlights $18 million bond to Clark Atlanta University improvements
At a July 16 Invest Atlanta board meeting, the city’s economic development agency approved an…
‘The Odyssey’: We have a responsibility to each other in Nolan’s soulful take on the epic
In waiting for Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of “The Odyssey,” I’ve felt a lot of anticipation…
Atlanta marks 30 years since Olympics with documentary screening on the Games’ legacy
On July 18, 1996, the Olympic torch touched down at Atlanta City Hall. On Saturday,…
Savannah meeting prompts citizen activist to sue College Park officials
College Park maintains there was nothing improper or illegal about city council’s decision to select…
Turtles, truck stops, and transcendence: Sturgill Simpson’s ‘Metamodern Sounds in Country Music’
Somewhere between a holler in Appalachia and the outer edge of the observable universe sits…
Georgia’s children are going hungry, and cake can’t fix it
A few times a month, I frost cakes for kids I’ve never met. Through volunteer…
Reporter’s Notebook: Art grants; Blood shortage; Visa Street soccer
ArtsBridge Foundation receives Georgia arts operating grant ArtsBridge Foundation has received a fiscal year 2027…
AileyCamp Atlanta performers shine amid downtown FIFA festivities
The Atlanta Cultural Exchange overflowed with dance, African rhythms, music and spoken word Tuesday as…
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