Levon Biss’ macrophotography exhibit “Extinct and Endangered: Insects in Peril” features hyper-detailed insect portraits, the minuscule rendered magnificent, at Fernbank.

Review of "The Wiz" at Aurora Theatre in Lawrenceville, where a talented cast carry a high-octane production with energy and charm.

With elaborate outfits vivid in their imaginations, many young people have had to learn new techniques to bring their dream costumes to life.

The Book Festival of the MJCCA runs Oct. 22–Nov. 16 in Atlanta, with authors like Eli Sharabi, John Grisham and Dorie Greenspan, and talks on antisemitism and faith.

From Dragon Con and the Festival of the Painted Rock to 50th anniversary showings of "Jaws," here are 15 family-friendly happenings in metro Atlanta for Aug. 29-31.

NBCUniversal Media wants to change a Georgia law to avoid paying a $500,000 court judgment in a sexual harassment lawsuit against Atlanta actor Faizon Love.

The Atlanta Dogwood Festival, which began in 1936 and is now an annual three-day shindig at Piedmont Park, needs $250,000 by Nov. 1.

The Kids Track at Dragon Con and Tiny Con at the Children’s Museum of Atlanta offer crafty fun for the whole family this weekend in Atlanta.

From churches to creative spaces, Atlanta’s fall jazz and classical concerts offer rich experiences beyond major venues like Symphony Hall and Spivey Hall.

Atlanta fall theater offerings include an all-female adaptation of Shakespeare’s “The Taming of the Shrew” and Dolly Parton’s “9 to 5 the Musical.”