The nation's largest independent book festival is back for Labor Day weekend in 2018, with a crowd of 80,000 expected over two days.
This year's festival will bring the sights, sounds and smells of classic Southern BBQ and live blues and bluegrass music to Decatur.
The family-friendly movie series will continue at different DeKalb County parks every Tuesday through July.
Special Guests Include Chef Lucas Banks and Flamenco dancer Ania Bartelmus
Special Sponsored Performances Planned for Area Students
More than 150 hand-picked artists will have work on display, live performances are on tap and the popular Art Walk is back in Decatur.
Lakeside's year-end concerts will begin at 7 p.m. On May 18, area middle and elementary school band students will also perform.
WATCH: Georgia alums Charles Kelley and Dave Haywood entertained the commencement crowd at Sanford Stadium on Saturday.
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The Lone Bellow, The Jayhawks and Amanda Shires headline the festival in Decatur Square.
For National Poetry Month, the slam will feature DeKalb County kids from ages 5-17 performing.
The first-ever, free event at the Clarkston Community Center will feature international food, garden plants and art for sale and music.
Approved musicians and other performers are now allowed to set up in areas around Decatur Square and in Oakhurst.
The 2018 Chamblee Summer Concert Series features performances on May 4, June 1, July 4 and Aug. 10. See who's performing on each date here.
Jamie Casino and his sledgehammer are back after a local ad from the 2014 Super Bowl went viral for being ... well ... utterly insane.
Guests will enjoy entertainment and an art gallery while sampling international dishes and tasting a collection of international wines.
Decatur's latest public artwork sits on the corner of Sycamore and Church streets -- and it's turning heads.
The two-part benefit for Clarkston Community Center will be held Friday-Saturday, July 14 and 15, at Midtown's Mason Fine Art and Events.
Also, meet our Pets of the Week: Crosby, a boy with movie star looks, and Lassie, a calm and tolerant cutie pie. Come meet them today!
Decatur Arts Festival begins Friday, May 26 and runs through Sunday, May 28.
The free concert will include student musicians from Lakeside High School, Henderson Middle School and seven area elementary schools.
Amplify Decatur Festival raised and donated $40,000 to nonprofit group fighting poverty and homelessness.
Road crews will begin work this week on major thoroughfares in Decatur and Lithonia.
Artwork at the Marta overpass isn't done yet, but commuters can see the progress.
Lakeside’s band, chorus and color guard were invited to play at the Pearl Harbor Memorial and march in the Waikiki Holiday Parade Nov. 25.
CORE will present the world premier of “American Playground” by renowned Israeli dancers/choreographers Niv Sheinfeld and Oren Laor.
The choirs of Covenant Presbyterian and North Decatur Presbyterian Church will present Dan Forrest’s Requiem for the Living Oct. 30 & Nov. 6
Also, meet an easy going girl with a funny bark. Dorey is waiting to meet you at LifeLine's DeKalb County Animal Services.
The award-winning marching band will perform in Hawaii in a parade commemorating the 75th Anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack.
An exterior carnival shot needs men and women between 18 and 50 years old.
The 16th annual event will be held in the Oakhurst community with seven hours of barbecue and blues.
More residents are being asked to donate their porch for the second annual event on Saturday, Oct. 8.
More than 240 movies and TV productions were shot in Georgia during fiscal year 2016.
The same company that films "The Walking Dead" and "Fear The Walking Dead" will be shooting on Jekyll Island in mid-August.
The second annual event is set for Oct. 8.
The July 30-31 event will display single-family homes with 500 square feet or less.
The popular event brings together local brews, food and music for a casual evening outdoors at Oakhurst Garden in Decatur.
This is a free screening of 49 original dance works created for film by local, regional and national artists. See Atlanta films 7-8 p.m.
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