History &
Heritage Stories
Explore Atlanta’s Stories
From the Civil War to Civil Rights, the historical imprint of Atlanta is one that few cities can rival. Learn more on how and where to experience the city’s most significant moments.
Breakfast at Barney's: A Story of Legacy and Southern Culture in Atlanta
Walking past the corner establishment, flower arrangements accented the exterior walls with beautiful décor—it was hard for me not to pull my camera out.
6 Cosas que no sabías acerca de Ponce City Market
El complejo comercial, gastronómico y residencial que conocemos como el mercado de Ponce City Market abrió sus puertas en 2014 en el antiguo edificio de Sears, Roebuck & Co.
BronzeLens Film Festival
Celebrating 16 Years of Atlanta at the Center of Black Cinema Atlanta has long been known as a cradle of Black excellence in music, media, and the arts, and when it comes to film, the city continues to lead the charge.
Atlanta Ice Cream Festival Celebrates 15 Sweet Years at Piedmont Park
At a glance At the heart of Piedmont Park, where the sun beams down on families gathered under shade trees and the sound of live music carries over the breeze, something magical happens every July.
Ultimate Guide to Asian-Owned Businesses in Atlanta
The variety of Asian businesses and restaurants is as diverse as the continent itself.
Atlanta Music Icons: 20 Artists From the South Who Revolutionized Music
Atlanta is a city where creativity thrives in all forms.
Atlanta Landmarks Connected to Women’s History
In recognition of National Women’s History Month, we are highlighting many of the dynamic women in and from Atlanta who have marked this city in nearly every field as well as the Atlanta landmarks connected to women’s history.
Atlanta Con Sabor Latino
Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau has partnered with Telemundo Atlanta to produce Atlanta con Sabor Latino (Atlanta with Latin Flavor), a highly creative, bilingual lifestyle series showcasing Latin culture and cuisine.
Atlanta’s Black Churches and their Civil Rights Legacy
Atlanta was at the heart of the Civil Rights movement, and Black churches were at the heart of the movement.
Unsung Heroes of Atlanta: Celebrating Black History's Local Legends
In honor of Black History Month, meet some of Atlanta's Unsung Heroes.
The History of The Interdenominational Theological Center
The Interdenominational Theological Center (ITC) began with Gammon Theological Seminary, established in 1883 and named after Elijah H.
The History of Morris Brown College
Morris Brown College (MBC) prepares graduates for meaningful and rewarding lives so they can positively contribute to society.
