ArtsATL is looking for a publisher who will oversee the day-to-day operations of the site and help explore sources for new forms of revenue. "The world of online journalism is quickly evolvi…
Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre will kick off its debut spring season in March with the world premiere of Next Door by Los Angeles-based choreographer Danielle Agami, followed by another worl…
Following three successful years at Theatrical Outfit, Lee Foster will relinquish her duties as Managing Director.
The beloved Plaza Theatre, in operation on Ponce de Leon Avenue since 1939 and Atlanta’s oldest cinema, has been sold to Christopher Escobar, the director of the Atlanta Film Society. …
The Fox Theatre Institute, which was created to help save historic theaters across the state, has named Leigh Burns as its new director. Burns has 17 years of historic preservation planning …
The National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) has announced grants that total $2.7 million for Georgia arts groups, including specific grants to the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, WonderRoot, ArtsA…
Legislation was passed in the Georgia House of Representatives yesterday that would exempt the Woodruff Arts Center from state and local sales tax on up to $750,000 spent on constructi…
Beloved improv comedian, filmmaker, devoted husband and Georgia-native Jamie Hawkins-Gaar passed away last Saturday in Safety Harbor, Florida. The 32-year-old was running a half-marathon whe…
The National Endowment for the Arts has announced $30 million of recommended grants in 2017, including 16 grants for Georgia non-profit arts groups totaling $305,000.
Synchronicity Theatre has received a prestigious $10,000 grant from American Theatre Wing, one of five theater companies nationwide to receive the grant for a second time.
ArtsATL's annual fund goes directly to paying our programming's most valuable asset "" our writers. Additionally, your support helps us increase the amount of content we can provide, and aid…
Cathy Callaway Adams, executive vice president and chief operations officer of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta, has replaced Bill Tucker as the chair of the Atlanta Opera's board of di…
Join ArtsATL in celebrating the launch of our new website in true summer style "" a good ole fashioned lawn party from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the Atlanta Contemporary.
Mike Schleifer has been promoted to the old of Managing Director at the Alliance Theatre after acting as the organization's General Manager since March 2014. "I'm flattered and humbled to be…
VISUAL ART Parts 1 and 2 of Hormuz Minina's three-part series Hop Skip Jump at Poem 88 “Journeys,” Part 1 of 3, April 2, 2016
Schwartz Center announces line-up for the Candler Concert Series The 2016-17 Candler Concert Series will offer an eclectic line-up that features a jazz icon and
Victoria Camblin, the editor and artistic director of the Atlanta-based magazine and contemporary art nonprofit ART PAPERS, has been selected as one of the five
Legislation introduced to transform Georgia's music industry Legislation to offer tax breaks to music-related businesses was introduced this week by State Rep. Bert Reeves (R-Marietta).
The David, Helen and Marian Woodward Fund has committed to a $25,000 grant for ArtsATL to go towards its forthcoming website redesign and rebrand. This
While there was plenty to like about this year's offerings in Atlanta theater, many that didn't rise to the occasion. It felt as though the
Dear readers, ArtsATL would like to help you spread good cheer this season. We are $4,520 from reaching our $30,000 goal, and would most appreciate
The Metropolitan Atlanta Arts Fund, an initiative of the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta, celebrated its 20th annual grant recipients at its annual luncheon on
The ArtsATL board is pleased to announce the selection of Laura Relyea to succeed Catherine Fox as executive editor on January 1, 2016. One of
Many thanks to all who participated in Georgia Gives Day. Gifts from 72 donors brought in $6760. Your generosity, coupled with previous donations to our
If you can't find an author talk you want to attend this week, you just don't like books. To wit: The MJCCA Book Festival is