Battle of the Bands
Move to the Beat of the Drum
The new year kicks off with exciting Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) marching events. Make plans now to attend and see some of the country’s top marching bands and dance teams as they showcase their talent in Atlanta.
THE FINALE HBCU Culture Battle of the Bands
When: TBD
Head to the HBCU Culture website for updates!
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Get to know Atlanta, and discover the best things to do around the city.
DiscoverAtlanta’s rich heritage is deep, progressive and continuously evolving. ATL Unguided invites everyone to experience homecoming at Atlanta's HBCUs, the largest collection of Historically Black Colleges and Universities, dine at popular restaurants during Black Restaurant Week, watch trendy films at BronzeLens Film Festival and view legendary art at the National Black Arts Festival.
Experience ATL's Black Cultural Events
ArtsDiscover things to do in Atlanta this weekend, from family-friendly events to exhibits to performing arts and more.
Things To Do in Atlanta This Weekend
ArtsPainting Atlanta in Bold Colors If you’ve ever wandered along the Atlanta Beltline or passed through Little Five Points and found yourself caught in the gaze of a mural bursting with color, culture, and unmistakable sazón, chances are you’ve stumbled upon the work of Lisette Correa, better known by her artist name, Arrrtaddict.
Lisette Correa, 'Arrrtaddict'
EventsAtlanta is ringing in 2020 with concerts, parties and more. (Updated Dec. 12, 2019)
The Best New Year's Eve Parties in Atlanta
EventsWarmer weather means spring and festivals Spring into Atlanta festivals IMPORTANT UPDATE: Some events have been canceled or postponed due to COVID-19 outbreak precautions.
Spring Festivals
Things to DoFrom concerts by Top 40 artists to comedy shows and internationally renowned DJs, Atlanta’s nightlife events offer a good time out.
