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Atlanta Jazz Festival 2025 Kicks Off with Soulful Vibes and Show-Stopping Performances (Watch Video)
The 48th Annual Atlanta Jazz Festival showcased vibrant music, culture, and community, highlighted by Marsha Ambrosius’s electrifying performance, attracting thousands to Piedmont Park.
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Calling All Vendors — Be Part of Juneteenth Atlanta 2025!
Juneteenth Atlanta is accepting vendor applications for its 13th Annual Parade & Music Festival on June 14-15, 2025, at Piedmont Park, offering full weekend exposure and professional setup.
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Support Black Creators Founder Speaks at Rico Wade Monument Unveiling
Atlanta honored Rico Wade, a key figure in its musical culture and Organized Noize member, with a tribute from influencer Clay West on Jam Culture TV.
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American Visionaries Film Festival Coming to GSU in April
On April 24 at 6:15 PM, the American Visionaries Film Festival presents a free screening of The Five Short Films Series at Cinefest Theater, featuring thought-provoking narratives.
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Black Film Festival Atlanta is Back—And They’re Looking for Media & Volunteers!
The Black Film Festival in Atlanta returns April 11–13, 2025, featuring 75 films. Tickets are on sale, and volunteers and media partners are welcomed to join.
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WESTSIDE MOTOR LOUNGE HOSTS MENTAL AWAKENING FEST 2025 ON APRIL 4 & 5, 2025
Mental Awakening is a two-day festival in Atlanta, promoting mental health awareness through music, art, and community support, featuring local bands and a crawfish boil on April 4-5, 2025.
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Exclusive Viewing Party in Atlanta for the Harlem Season Finale | Jean Alon Media
The Harlem series celebrated its success in Los Angeles, while Atlanta fans prepare for a finale viewing party on February 20.
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A Night to Remember: Fashion, Faith, and Community Come Together on February 16, 2025
On February 16, 2025, ‘A Night to Remember’ fashion show at Marriott Hotel celebrates empowerment, creativity, and community resilience in style.
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“Black Boy Art Show” to Celebrate Creativity and Culture | Jean Alon Media
The “Black Boy Art Show” in Atlanta celebrates Black male artists through diverse art, live demonstrations, and opportunities for community engagement.
