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  • Théâtre du Rêve presents Vive la Fontaine!

    7 Stages Backstage Theatre 1105 Euclid Ave NE, Atlanta, GA, United States

    Circus, song, and puppetry merge in this whimsical retelling of the fables of Jean de la Fontaine, in French and English. Stay for a reception after the representation as part of the Francophonie Atlanta's 2020 festival. See the full schedule of events here. 

  • Germanic Language & Dialect Series: Berlinerisch

    German leaners across the globe have had the experience of traveling abroad and realizing the German they learned in the classroom is not necessarily the German they hear among native speakers. Why is that? There are numerous dialects throughout all of the German-speaking countries, and even within a variety, there can be several other subcategories. […]

  • CANCELED: Rumi Comes to America (Lecture/Book Signing)

    591 N Main St 591 North Main Street, Alpharetta, GA, United States

    In 1976, few people had heard of Jelaluddin Rumi. Yet, in a stellar leap, few could have predicted, this 13th-century Islamic theologian would soon become America’s best-selling poet. From the author’s first-hand storytelling, Rumi Comes to America describes the generational yearning, fortuitous events, spiritual mishaps, and everyday miracles that propelled Rumi’s ancient mystical tradition to […]

  • CANCELED: Taiwan-US Relations: A Winning Formula for a Free and Open Indo-Pacific

    It is with great regret that ACIR informs you that the luncheon with Ambassador Stanley Kao, Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative to the United States scheduled for Monday, March 16 has been canceled. -- Following the President Trump’s address yesterday and in consultation with the representatives of the Republic of China (Taiwan), they have decided […]

  • Nix Mann Endowed Lecture

    Ackerman Hall - Michael C. Carlos Museum 571 South Kilgo Cir NE, Atlanta, GA, United States

    What is ‘classical art’? Why is it that some ancient Greek and Roman artifacts, but only some Greek and Roman artifacts, got to move across cultures and time, assuming a ‘classical’ status and dictating culture as they go? In this year’s Nix Mann Endowed Lecture titled “The Shifting Shape of Classical Art” Caroline Vout, professor […]

  • COVID19: Mfg Leaders Share How They’re Navigating Operations & Protecting Workers- AND Updates on Economic Relief

    Join for this webinar discussion with manufacturing leaders sharing how they're navigating and ensuring continuity of operations and protecting their employees. Bruce Hagenau, President, Metcam Mike Price, Vice President Human Resources, Micromeritics Jim Reed, President, YKK Corporation of America Bill Strang, President of Operations & Ecommerce, TOTO Maintaining employee engagement and productivity in uncertain times: Larry Sheftel, Aprio Economic […]

  • CANCELED: A Discussion with Peter Beinart

    The Selig Center 1440 Spring Street NW, Atlanta, GA, United States

    In January, the Trump administration brought us to the brink of a dangerous war of choice with Iran. In response, we welcomed the passage of war powers resolutions in both the House and Senate, which denied the president authorization to go to war with Iran without congressional approval. And just a few weeks ago, President […]

  • CANCELED: Francophonie Festival – Québec Movie: Hochelaga, Terre des Âmes

    From the organizer, the Alliance Française d'Atlanta: All social and cultural events have been cancelled or postponed for the time being. This includes events of the Francophonie Festival scheduled at the Alliance Française and our scheduled Open houses at our Midtown and Roswell Locations. While our collaboration with Théâtre du Rêve continues, the performance of Vive La Fontaine at Seven Stages […]

  • CANCELED: “Listen: Works by Women” Chamber Ensemble

    Schwartz Center for the Arts 1700 N. Decatur Rd. NE, Atlanta, GA, United States

    Atlanta Symphony Orchestra members and Emory artist affiliates will present their second annual "Listen: Works by Women" program, featuring chamber music composed by women. Featured composers will include Lauren Bernofsky, Mary Kouyoumdjian, Germaine Tailleferre and more. Free event - no ticket required.

  • Bringing The World To Kids At Home: Reading Beato Goes To Greenland

    As schools close and parents are forced to self-quarantine, while all spring break travels are cancelled, there is a fun and safe option for families to stay engaged at home. Over the next few days, children’s book author - Sucheta Rawal is offering free virtual storytelling sessions to entertain kids, and give parents a much […]

  • Feed Your Senses: Luther Enloe

    Rialto Center for the Arts 80 Forsyth Street NW, Atlanta, GA, United States

    Possessing a distinctively resonant sound quality, lyrical phrasing, and technical finesse, classical guitarist Luther Enloe has received acclaim for the expressive command of his live performances from both concert presenters and audience members alike. As printed in the Smokey Mountain Sentinel, “Luther captivates his audience through the beauty and intensity of his performance, while he engages even […]

  • CANCELED: Coweta Apprenticeship Open House

    Grenzebach 10 Herring Rd, Newnan, GA, United States

    From the organizers, The German American Chamber of Commerce: We continue to monitor the rapid developments regarding the COVID-19 outbreak, the health and well-being of our employees, partners and members is our top priority. As a result, our events and other activities are being heavily impacted. Listed below is the status of all of our […]

  • Pandemic: What now for COVID-19?

    Pandemic: What now for COVID-19? Global Health Series Oxford Analytica Conference Call Thursday, March 19, 2020 11:00 AM The WHO declared the novel coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) disease outbreak that began in China in December a pandemic on March 11. The disease has now spread throughout the world in varying degrees. China appears to have brought the […]

  • POSTPONED: Consular Conversations: Korea

    From the organizers, Global Atlanta: With our new venue at Georgia State University shutting down for at least the next two weeks over Covid-19, and out of concern for our community's health during this crisis, we’re postponing this event until a later date that will be announced via our email newsletters. Stay informed at www.globalatlanta.com/newsletters […]

  • Bringing The World To Kids At Home: Reading Beato Goes To Israel

    As schools close and parents are forced to self-quarantine, while all spring break travels are cancelled, there is a fun and safe option for families to stay engaged at home. Over the next few days, children’s book author – Sucheta Rawal is offering free virtual storytelling sessions to entertain kids, and give parents a much […]

  • CANCELED: Doing Business in Brazil: A Country in Transition

    From the organizers, The German American Chamber of Commerce: We continue to monitor the rapid developments regarding the COVID-19 outbreak, the health and well-being of our employees, partners and members is our top priority. As a result, our events and other activities are being heavily impacted. Listed below is the status of all of our […]

  • CANCELED: Swedish Innovation Series – Sinch

    Sinch Office 7000 Central Parkway, Atlanta, GA, United States

    Sweden has long been a country known for its innovations. This year the Swedish American Chamber of Commerce will take a look at some Swedish companies within their SACC GA network that are responsible for some remarkable innovations. Their first company visit in the Swedish Innovation Series is Swedish company Sinch. Their cloud communications platform […]

  • Bringing The World To Kids At Home: Reading Beato Goes To Indonesia

    As schools close and parents are forced to self-quarantine, while all spring break travels are cancelled, there is a fun and safe option for families to stay engaged at home. Over the next few days, children’s book author – Sucheta Rawal is offering free virtual storytelling sessions to entertain kids, and give parents a much […]

  • Bringing The World To Kids At Home: Reading Beato Goes To Japan

    As schools close and parents are forced to self-quarantine, while all spring break travels are cancelled, there is a fun and safe option for families to stay engaged at home. Over the next few days, children’s book author – Sucheta Rawal is offering free virtual storytelling sessions to entertain kids, and give parents a much […]