Category: Culture

Atlanta Celebrates Photography, which hosts a month-long festival to promote local photography, has been accepted into an international consortium that recognizes and supports festivals and museums for their contributions to...

Some 250 guests attended a reception Dec. 2 in honor of the 77th birthday of Emperor Akihito of Japan at the Buckhead residence of Takuji Hanatani, Japan’s consul general in...

Atlanta's hopes of hosting World Cup soccer matches were dashed as the nation of Qatar was chosen over the U.S. on Dec. 2 to host the game's largest tournament in...

Editor's note: To watch Mr. Rasool's full speech, click here.  South Africa's peaceful break from apartheid in the 1990s brought about a "clean slate" that paved the way for the...

Creating a Japanese garden is not about simply arranging plants or rocks – it is about gaining a sense of peace in a busy, modernized world, said Masashi Oshita in...

Although it's the busiest airport in the world with travelers hurrying to domestic and international destinations, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport wants travelers to stop and appreciate Atlanta's contribution to the...

The ancient Indian “ Festival of Lights” celebration is spreading its mission of goodwill and brotherhood in metro Atlanta through the organizers of the Grand Diwali Mela to take place...

Two masterworks by Titian, the Venetian Renaissance artist, will be seen in the United States for the first time during an exhibition at the High Museum of Art Atlanta opening...