Category: Arts & Entertainment
Late Summer Reading
Here’s a suggested list of books perfect for reading while you’re catching those last rays of the summer sun.
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European Masterworks: Showstopper Exhibition at the High Museum
After the rapturous reception and sold out run of “Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors,” the High Museum of Art has mounted a new exhibition that is equally showstopping in its sheer star power. “European Masterworks: The Phillips Collection” is a greatest hits collection on loan from the Washington DC museum created in 1921 by art collector and critic Duncan Phillips and his wife, the artist and collector Marjorie Acker Phillips.
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Funky, fearless, footloose and fancy free: The Marching Abominable
The Seed and Feed Marching Abominable band is celebrating its 45th year of fun and quirkiness.
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Cyclorama is back, telling its story in a new way
Cyclorama is now in its new location, Atlanta History Center, and has been renovated to tell a more complete story.
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Not Your Regular Book Club
The Irregular Book Club in Kennesaw shares their love of Sherlock Holmes and Arthur Conan Doyle.
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A club for writers is in its second century
The Atlanta Writers’ Club is now over 100 years old.
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Book Clubs Build Communities of Eager Readers
Book clubs bring together like-minded people and help them form friendships through their love of literature.
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Molding Clay, Finding Creativity: Pottery classes bring out the artistic side
Pottery class at Chamblee’s North DeKalb Senior Center helps older adults discover and express their artistic talents.
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MJCCA Book Festival Features “Jocie” Author
Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg presents her book “Jocie” at MJCCA’s 27th Edition of the Book Festival.
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A Holiday Sweet Treat: The Nutcracker
The Roswell Dance Theatre’s Nutcracker is a holiday tradition for performers as well as their Atlanta audience.
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Cover to Cover ATL Plays Favorites
Cover to Cover ATL band members keep rockin’ past retirement.
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Still playin’ after all these years
Some area musicians continue to play their music well past retirement age.
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