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Jazz 91.9 WCLK Fall Membership Campaign | October 7–13
Jazz 91.9 WCLK invites listeners, jazz lovers, and the Atlanta community to participate in its Fall Membership Campaign, October 7–13, 2026. This weeklong campaign celebrates the listeners and supporters who make WCLK’s commitment to jazz, culture, education, and community engagement possible. As Atlanta’s home for jazz and an...
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15 American Cities With Deep Black History
American history cannot be fully told without the stories of Black communities who shaped this country through struggle, creativity, and resilience. From the birthplace of civil rights leaders to neighborhoods that sparked cultural revolutions, these cities hold memories that still matter today. Across the United States, certain places stand out...
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Movies and Shows You Didn’t Know Were Filmed in Atlanta
Atlanta has been the backdrop for way more movies and TV shows than you might think! From Marvel movies to Netflix favorites, you’ve probably seen Atlanta on screen without even realizing it. Stranger Things. The Walking Dead. Baby Driver. Black Panther. Avengers: Infinity War. Avengers: Endgame. Captain America: Civil...
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This Georgia Cathedral Was Inspired By European Gothic Design, And Its Windows Look Straight Out Of France
I almost missed the turn completely. Traffic was heavy and my mind was somewhere else, until a spire cut through the skyline like it didn’t belong there. Curiosity won. I parked and walked toward limestone walls that looked pulled straight from a European postcard, not a busy Georgia street.
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Atlanta's John Henry Hinkel Says Hollywood's Exit Might Be a Blessing
713 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd. SW — Atlanta Film Production Slowdown. An Atlanta native is discussing the future of the city's film industry. John Henry Hinkel, a Midtown resident and Liaison Pictures founder, is among those considering what comes next for Georgia's production scene. Hinkel's outlook comes as Atlanta's...
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Arts on the Boardwalk showcases Johns Creek creativity
JOHNS CREEK, Ga. — Residents enjoyed a flawless fall day at The Boardwalk Sept. 26 during an event that showcased the community’s creativity. Arts on the Boardwalk was held at the city’s new outdoor recreation and gathering space, drawing hundreds of visitors from across Johns Creek. The event featured local artists, artisans and authors.
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Duluth Fall Festival Brings Parade, 180 Vendors and Two Days of Events Downtown
Personalized SAT and ACT preparation for every student’s goals. The Duluth Fall Festival returns to downtown Duluth this weekend with a Saturday parade, more than 180 handmade-goods vendors, live entertainment, children’s activities and approximately 40 food booths. The 43rd annual festival runs from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m....
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120 years later, Atlanta honors the lives lost in the 1906 Race Massacre
In 1906, years before Tulsa became known as home to one of the deadliest massacres of Black men and women in United States history, a similar race massacre befell Atlanta. Now the Fulton County Commission Board has established official days of remembrance for the Atlanta Race Massacre, as the four-day event from September 22, 1906, through September 25, 1906, resulted in the deaths of at least 25 Black Atlantans.
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Johns Creek teen dancer earns spot at Royal Ballet School
JOHNS CREEK, Ga. — Minori de Silva, 16, was standing in a Chattahoochee High School hallway when her entire life changed. In March, she had been waiting for an email, and when it arrived, she didn’t wait to find a quieter location. Instead, she opened it where she stood and couldn’t stop the tears.
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Flwr Chyld explains how “INSYDEOUT” gave him the confidence to go solo on his new EP
Flwr Chyld grew up around marching bands, keyboards and brass. His father was a band director, and that early exposure gave him a strong ear and a love for live instruments. Today, the Atlanta-born, NYC-based multi-instrumentalist and DJ crafts genre-blending sounds rooted in a wide palette of instrumentation. His 2019 EP Iridescent Luv marked a major milestone in his artistic journey, establishing his distinct sound and setting the foundation for his growing catalog. Fans around the world have followed him through Luv N Chaos and his 2025 album INSYDEOUT.
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Druski Opens Up About Growing Up in Atlanta Suburbs, Abuse, Comedic Roots
Drew “Druski” Desbordes turned a Gwinnett County childhood, a college dropout year, and years of posting phone videos from his mother’s house into one of the defining comedy careers of the social-media era. The Atlanta-area creator is now a multimillion-follower sketch artist, festival headliner, BET Awards host, Super Bowl commercial star, and self-funded producer whose “Coulda Been” universe spans YouTube series, tours, and a growing entertainment company.
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A massive free Mushroom Festival is coming to Atlanta this November—50+ mushroom-themed vendors, live cooking demos, delicious food & drinks, and more
Calling all Atlanta mushroom enthusiasts! Whether you love the mushroom aesthetic or you’re super into cooking with these delicious fungi, OR you’re just looking for a fun community festival to check out in the A, the Atlanta Mushroom Festival has a little something for you to enjoy! Keep scrolling to learn more.
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Model Railroad Fans Lose Hours Inside This Old-School Georgia Shop Packed With Ho-Scale Trains
Time moves differently at a scale of 1:87. A freight car fits in your palm. A whole town sits on a tabletop. And a single afternoon can vanish without warning. Anyone who has ever built a layout knows the feeling. You come for one coupler and leave with a plan for an entire mountain pass.
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Fulton County's Runway Gala Marks Five Years of Backing Atlanta Designers
Fulton County's fashion showcase returns to Atlanta this Sunday, bringing together ten designers, student talent, and a youth orchestra for a runway event that doubles as a celebration of five years championing local creative talent. The gala, called “FACEs of Fashion: The Art of Influence,” runs from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Skillshot Media, featuring a runway showcase and a networking reception.
Gwinnett Daily Post
Duluth Fall Festival returns this weekend with Brooks Coleman as parade's grand marshal
With all proceeds utilized towards improving and beautifying the historic downtown district and supporting area nonprofits, the award-winning 43rd annual Duluth Fall Festival returns this weekend. The festival is set for Saturday (from 9 a.m. until 7 p.m.) and Sunday (from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m.) The festival begins Saturday morning with a parade through the streets of Duluth, followed by Opening Ceremonies on the Festival Center stage. Then the entertainment ensues for the rest of the day, with a second stage located in Parsons Alley. Longtime Duluth stalwart Brooks Coleman is the grand marshal for the parade. A worship service offered by Duluth First United Methodist Church is held on Sunday morning, but not before the 5K Donut Dash through downtown Duluth. Continuous entertainment on both stages continues through the rest of the day. Entertainment on Saturday includes the Wildcat Cheerleaders and Duluth Drum Line, Lanier Jazz, Midnight Cover, Echo’s 80, the Spike Mulligan Band and the Prospectors on the Festival Center Stage, and Drew Martin, School of Rock Johns Creek, Atlanta Harmony Celebration, Blackfoot Daisy, JIMMI3, Two Star Hotel and River North on the Parsons Alley Stage. On Sunday, Ella Beth, Kit + Chair, Predawn Pours, Uptown Girls
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Atlanta museums guide: 6 museums worth exploring beyond downtown
Skip the downtown traffic and explore art, history, fashion, and more. There’s more to Atlanta attractions than the Georgia Aquarium. And as enjoyable as sipping global beverages at World of Coca-Cola can be, let’s forsake the sugar rush and venture outside downtown. Within these city suburbs, a diverse medley of museums abound, and each offers a day’s-worth of entertainment. Skip the traffic and settle into a delightful exploration of arts, history, and culture.
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Carrie Underwood Surprises Atlanta Crowd With Onstage Appearance With Guns N’ Roses
Carrie Underwood made an unexpected appearance with Guns N’ Roses during the band’s concert at Truist Park in Atlanta on September 19. During the show, the country star joined Axl Rose, Slash, Duff McKagan, and the rest of the group onstage for Sweet Child O’ Mine and Paradise City.
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Atlanta Beltline Lantern Parade rescheduled for Sept. 26
Saturday’s storms forced the postponement of the annual Atlanta Beltline Lantern Parade, but the event is now rescheduled for Saturday, Sept. 26. The event will be on a modified route, beginning at the Atlanta Beltline Marketplace Allene location (1089 Allene Ave SW) and then running along the Southwest Trail before wrapping up in the Lee+White […] The post Atlanta Beltline Lantern Parade rescheduled for Sept. 26 appeared first on Rough Draft® .
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On This Day in 1906: The Atlanta Race Massacre Begins
(AURN News) — On Sept. 22, 1906, 120 years ago today, the Atlanta Race Massacre began. Atlanta newspapers published sensational, unverified and in some cases fabricated reports claiming Black men had assaulted white women. The stories fueled racial hysteria and helped incite white mobs to descend on Black neighborhoods and businesses.