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.
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MaddenHip-Hop As the hip-hop music capital of the South, the ATL has a pedigree for banging out hip-hop and trap artists who have redefined the genre beyond the Atlanta scene and into one of the most prolific and followed sounds in the world.
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EventsThe FIFA World Cup is coming to Atlanta. Here's a beginner's guide especially for those who are not soccer literate.
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AttendeePlanning a solo trip to Atlanta? Use this guide to traveling solo in Atlanta to find tips on where to stay, what to see, things to do and where to eat.
Guide to Traveling Solo in Atlanta
AttendeeAtlanta’s Westside is a collection of neighborhoods that have been quietly transforming for years while holding onto the history that makes them worth exploring in the first place.
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Food & DrinkTaste bold and delectable dishes with Mexican ingredients by chef Santiago Gomez of Palo Santo.
