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Creatives & Performing Art Events in Atlanta, GA

Immerse yourself in Creatives & Performing Art Events in Atlanta, GA showcasing cultural artistic traditions. These events feature performances, exhibitions, and creative expressions that honor heritage while bringing innovative artistic perspectives to the community.
“Queen & Slim” Live Stage Play & Showcase
“Queen & Slim” Live Stage Play & Showcase
🎞️ 🎭 Creative Black Cinema Presents: In Honor Of Black History Month—Black love. Black loss. Black resistance. •ACTING • POETRY •MUSIC •LIVE ART ✊🏾“QUEEN & SLIM” 🎤 Live stage play & showcase Black love. Black loss. Black resistance. QUEEN & SLIM live on stage. 🎭ACTING 📓 POETRY 🎶 MUSIC 🎨 LIVE ART This isn’t entertainment, it’s truth, history, and liberation in real time. Come witness a story that reflects us. FOOD 🥘 DRINKS 🍹 HOOKAH 💨 ~IN HONOR OF BLACK HISTORY MONTH~

Sunday, 22, 20.00 - Monday, 23, 00.00 Atlanta, GA _$25

Black History Love Letters 2.0!
Black History Love Letters 2.0!
Black History Love Letters 2.0 returns as a soulful celebration where leaders, artists, poets, musicians, and community creatives pay heartfelt tribute to the Black historical figures who have shaped their lives. Through their own love letters, poems, songs, and expressive works, participants illuminate the courage, brilliance, humor, resilience, and transformative impact of Black lives and legacies. Hosted by Tim’m T. West, Executive Director of the LGBTQ Institute, this inspired gathering invites community members to join us on Valentine’s Day during Black History Month for an afternoon of storytelling, artistic homage, and collective reflection on the ancestors, visionaries, and cultural pioneers who continue to guide us. Together, we celebrate love as history, history as love, and the power of creative expression to connect past and present.

Saturday, 14, 14.00 - Saturday, 14, 17.00 Atlanta, GA _$25

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Divesting from the Algorithms: A #BlackDirectory Creator Showcase
Divesting from the Algorithms: A #BlackDirectory Creator Showcase
Divesting from the Algorithms: A #BlackDirectory Creator Showcase is a public exhibition that proposes the need for internet users to divest from algorithmic recommendations systems. Instead, by engaging in content curation, we can explore new, more critical and communal relationships with digital content. This event aims to educate attendees about algorithmic bias while facilitating space for creators and audiences to interrogate their experiences with algorithmically distributed content and bridge the knowledge gap between creators and audiences. The exhibition invites attendees to physically walk through a curation of videos from the directory and invites creators to lead discussion panels about their experience with content creation and consumption. The exhibition is taking place at the Haugabrooks Art Gallery on Auburn Avenue from January 30 - February 1, 2026 with the opening reception is taking place on Friday January 30th from 5-9pm. The panel discussion portion of the opening reception will begin at 6pm with a short presentation about algorithmic bias into a discussion and a Q&A session.

Friday, 30, 17.00 - Friday, 30, 18.00 Atlanta, GA _$25

Spark! Featuring Local Jewish Storytellers – at Wild Heaven Beer
Spark! Featuring Local Jewish Storytellers – at Wild Heaven Beer
Join us for Spark! an evening with local storytellers who share personal stories inspired by Jewish or Jewish-related music. Whether it’s a prayer melody, a Broadway hit, a summer camp tune or even a Christmas song by Irving Berlin, music can spark a story. Storytellers include Mickey Dobrow, Samuel Frenkel, Jessica Handler, Hildee Isaacs, Faye Rosenbaum, Stacey Beth Shulman and McKenzie Wren. We’re deeply grateful to Josh Cuthbertson, founder and host of Atlanta Storytellers, for inspiring this concept.

Sunday, 11, 19.00 - Sunday, 11, 21.00 Atlanta, GA _$25

Rejoice! Regardless – Featured Storyteller Laura Simms
Rejoice! Regardless – Featured Storyteller Laura Simms
There is always possibility and joy. Rejoice! Regardless is a monumental weave of personal stories throughout a Kurdish Jewish Fairytale collected in the 1940s in Jerusalem called What a Beautiful Road. Laura tells stories of her childhood in Brooklyn, working in a displaced persons camp in Haiti, with Gypsy women in Romania, and hearing the violin music of a survivor who lived in her attic in Boro Park. Laura Simms is an internationally acclaimed storyteller, writer and educator advocating engaged storytelling as compassionate action for personal and community transformation. She offers in-depth classes, coaching, and powerful performances of stories that address the most pressing issues of our times with dignity and joy.

Saturday, 10, 19.00 - Saturday, 10, 21.00 Atlanta, GA _$25

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“Queen & Slim” Live Stage Play & Showcase
“Queen & Slim” Live Stage Play & Showcase
🎞️ 🎭 Creative Black Cinema Presents: In Honor Of Black History Month—Black love. Black loss. Black resistance. •ACTING • POETRY •MUSIC •LIVE ART ✊🏾“QUEEN & SLIM” 🎤 Live stage play & showcase Black love. Black loss. Black resistance. QUEEN & SLIM live on stage. 🎭ACTING 📓 POETRY 🎶 MUSIC 🎨 LIVE ART This isn’t entertainment, it’s truth, history, and liberation in real time. Come witness a story that reflects us. FOOD 🥘 DRINKS 🍹 HOOKAH 💨 ~IN HONOR OF BLACK HISTORY MONTH~

Saturday, 10, 19.00 - Saturday, 10, 21.00 Atlanta, GA 37.88

Black History Love Letters 2.0!
Black History Love Letters 2.0!
Black History Love Letters 2.0 returns as a soulful celebration where leaders, artists, poets, musicians, and community creatives pay heartfelt tribute to the Black historical figures who have shaped their lives. Through their own love letters, poems, songs, and expressive works, participants illuminate the courage, brilliance, humor, resilience, and transformative impact of Black lives and legacies. Hosted by Tim’m T. West, Executive Director of the LGBTQ Institute, this inspired gathering invites community members to join us on Valentine’s Day during Black History Month for an afternoon of storytelling, artistic homage, and collective reflection on the ancestors, visionaries, and cultural pioneers who continue to guide us. Together, we celebrate love as history, history as love, and the power of creative expression to connect past and present.

Saturday, 10, 19.00 - Saturday, 10, 21.00 Atlanta, GA 0.00

Divesting from the Algorithms: A #BlackDirectory Creator Showcase
Divesting from the Algorithms: A #BlackDirectory Creator Showcase
Divesting from the Algorithms: A #BlackDirectory Creator Showcase is a public exhibition that proposes the need for internet users to divest from algorithmic recommendations systems. Instead, by engaging in content curation, we can explore new, more critical and communal relationships with digital content. This event aims to educate attendees about algorithmic bias while facilitating space for creators and audiences to interrogate their experiences with algorithmically distributed content and bridge the knowledge gap between creators and audiences. The exhibition invites attendees to physically walk through a curation of videos from the directory and invites creators to lead discussion panels about their experience with content creation and consumption. The exhibition is taking place at the Haugabrooks Art Gallery on Auburn Avenue from January 30 - February 1, 2026 with the opening reception is taking place on Friday January 30th from 5-9pm. The panel discussion portion of the opening reception will begin at 6pm with a short presentation about algorithmic bias into a discussion and a Q&A session.

Saturday, 10, 19.00 - Saturday, 10, 21.00 Atlanta, GA 0.00

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