The weather was perfect and the crowd was happy, a great combination for the Duluth Fall Festival as it returned this past weekend for its 38th year.

For 37 years, Kathryn Willis could tell you where she was the last weekend of September. Like many longtime Duluth residents, she was front an…

The Hudgens Center for the Arts and Learning will hold its 11th annual Juried Members’ Show opening on Nov. 6 and on view to the public throug…

“This time of year, the Stone Mountain Chorus would usually be planning for an indoor fall show at their Peachtree Corners Baptist Church venu…

“This is an honest to goodness laugh riot,” said Scott Rousseau, director of Lionheart Theatre’s upcoming production of a favorite comedy, the…

“Movement is universal,” Atlanta choreographer Angela Harris said. “Movement doesn’t need words to tell a story.”

What better way to begin a season of concerts than by performing Beethoven’s heroic Symphony No. 3, with all of its energy and passion?

“This is the biggest show of my career,” Suwanee artist Gena Brodie Robbins said of her 95-piece exhibition titled “Facing Forward” at Gainesv…

Why can some dancers perform enormous “grande jetes” but struggle with “petite allegro?” Or lift their legs to the sky but not maintain balanc…

Last year was a washout due to COVID-19 for Suwanee Performing Arts’ “Broadway in the Park.” This year, the group’s talented young artists are…