Cultural Affairs

The Atlanta BeltLine’s Southwest Trail Shines with New Public Art The Atlanta BeltLine’s Southwest Trail is now home to a…

This year’s ELEVATE: Rooted & Rising was nothing short of extraordinary. Over three unforgettable days, Atlanta came together to celebrate…

From hotel blocks to neighborhood corners, Atlanta is giving its streets a fresh look by transforming bike racks and utility…

This October, the city’s heartbeat gets a little louder. ELEVATE, Atlanta’s annual public art festival, returns October 10–12 with three…

Atlanta’s countdown to the 2026 FIFA World Cup is bringing fresh opportunities to blend art, culture, and community pride. On…

The sound of mariachi music and the colors of Mexico filled the Atlanta City Hall Atrium as hundreds gathered to…

The Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs (OCA) has announced the muralists selected for Phase One of the new “Bridges, Tunnels,…

What does Grammy nominated Marsha Ambrosius and saxophonist Charles McPherson have in common? They both performed at the 48th Annual…

The Pearl Cleage & Zaron Burnett Center for Culture & Creativity (PCZB) is officially open to the public. Located in the…

Thriving Together Atlanta unveiled a powerful new mural in the Old Fourth Ward, created by artist Craig ‘Flux’ Singleton, to promote unity and address public health disparities. The community-driven artwork reflects the neighborhood’s history, culture, and hopes for a healthier, more connected Atlanta.