Things To Do In Atlanta

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MomoCon set an attendance record. Next year, it’s planning to be even bigger.

As MomoCon approaches its 21st year, organizers are expanding the floor space by 30% in 2026 and wondering if they should expand to other genres, like sci-fi and fantasy

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Playing solo or with orchestra, Livingston Taylor has a vision for concerts

Interview with Livingston Taylor, who plays solo sets at Eddie's Attic on June 6-7. His new album, “Symphonic Steps,” pairs him with the BBC Concert Orchestra.

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Chipmunk turns into gas with rat snake’s help

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Musical actor from McDonough is plenty proud to tour with ‘Ain’t Too Proud’

Zion Middleton, who grew up in McDonough, is a member of the touring cast of "Ain't Too Proud" that performs at the Fox Theatre on June 6-7.

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ICE arrests sparked fear on Buford Highway. For many, business hasn’t recovered.

Nearly six months after ICE made arrests across Buford Highway, business owners are still feeling the impact of residents apprehensive to leave their homes.

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The name Biological Misfits aside, these Atlanta musicians born to play together

Meet the Biological Misfits, which perform "The Jam," a mix of soul, funk, hip-hop and acid jazz, the first Thursday of every month at Buteco in Grant Park.

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Alone in Atlanta? How to make friends and (not) alienate people.

Meeting new people and making friends isn’t always easy as adults. So, several organizations have sprouted up to help adults in Atlanta make new connections.

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Butterfly appreciation takes wing at Chattahoochee Nature Center festival

Previewing the Chattahoochee Nature Center's Flying Colors Butterfly Festival, which features butterfly encounters, live entertainment, games, food and more fun.

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Atlanta News First ends CBS affiliation after 31 years

If you're looking for "The Price is Right" or "60 Minutes," it won't be on Channel 46 come August

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‘Visible and loud’ 5K participants kick off Pride Month in Atlanta

The Pride Run ATL 5K had fewer runners and sponsors than last year, with one organizer blaming the Trump administration's attitude toward the LGBTQ+ community

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Metallica hasn’t lost a single angry, intense step 40-plus years later

Unlike the Billy Idol concert at Ameris Bank Amphitheatre a month ago packed largely with Gen Xers and Baby Boomers, Metallica drew a crowd of hard-core rockers from 7 to 70.

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