By Collin Kelley
Editor
The elimination of the Georgia Council for the Arts has prompted an “artist march on the capitol” for Monday (April 19) at 1 p.m. Hundreds are expected to march from The Rialto …

Poetry Atlanta and Composition Gallery in Candler Park team up for this special evening to celebrate National Poetry Month  tonight (April 17) 8 p.m. Many of Atlanta’s favorite poets will be reading a classic poem …

On Saturday, April 17, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m,, Garden*Hood invites you to Plant Atlanta Day featuring TV host and author Erica Glasener chatting one-on-one with customers about proven plant combinations for Atlanta gardens. Her …

By Manning Harris
If you’re a theatre buff, you’d really better see “Lookingglass Alice” at the Alliance Theatre, running through May 2, because this is a show people will be talking about for some time; and …

UPDATE: Due to the grounding of flights in Europe because of the Iceland volcano, Swing Out Sister has cancelled all its US concerts next week, including the Atlanta show on April 22. Refunds at point …

By Collin Kelley, Editor
In a stunning move, the Georgia House Appropriations Committee has eliminated the Georgia Council for the Arts’ budget, leaving only $250,000 to clear up outstanding debts and payments. While the recommendation still …