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First opened for business in 1971, Lagerquist Art Gallery is Atlanta's oldest and continually owned and operated gallery dealing in original fine art. The gallery represents established and emerging artists from the United States and Europe, currently representing more than 50 artists. Owners Evelyn Lagerquist and Kay Lagerquist Bragg have held their positions since 1980. The contemporary collection of work includes a variety of styles and techniques, ranging from abstract to representational. Collectors will also find transitional paintings and dimensional work at the gallery.
Lansdell Galleries is located on the edge of Midtown behind Atlantic Station in a large renovated warehouse. The gallery, founded by Ruth Barrett and primarily featuring her work, strives to connect customers with perfect works of art for homes, offices, businesses or organizations. The gallery is open to the public and appointments are welcome.
Landmark Midtown Cinemas is located in the Midtown Promenade shopping center, near Monroe and Virgina. Landmark is known to show small releases and independent films. Check out the movie club information on its website.
Tula Art Center can be considered Buckhead's art epicenter. It houses the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, more than 30 artist studios and two galleries. Tula has been serving the Metro Atlanta area since the early 80s, and is home to every visual art style and media. The center is located in the heart of the Bennett Street art and antique district.
Midtown Bowl is located off Piedmont Circle near I-85. The alley has 32 bowling lanes as well as a full menu and bar. Midtown Bowl is a perfect place to plan a party or hang out with some friends to roll a few strikes.
Little Five Points Community Center is a local fine arts involvement center. The center has volunteers from everywhere in the country and can range in size from ten to over one hundred performers at any given performance. The center is proud of its Seed & Feed Marching Abominable Band. Most of its music comes from songs arranged for marching bands. Performing on the road in festivals and at home, on stages and in unexpected places, the band plays in support of community events and fundraisers of all kinds.
The Museum of Contempoary Art of Georgia collects significant, contemporary works by artists from Georgia. It also shows work by artists from around the world. The museum, founded in 2000, now features more than 600 pieces of artwork from 210 Georgia artists.
Watson Gallery specializes in fine art and custom framing. It currently features 25 regional artists and places a special emphasis on original art and artists of the south. The gallery hosts art shows and is also available for rent for private parties.
The Atlanta Opera is an entertainment mainstay in the Big Peach. The company puts on an array of exciting works each season, ranging from classic operas like Cosi fan tutte and La boheme to operettas, such as The Pirates of Penzance.
The Atlanta Opera's music director is Arthur Fagen and the company performs at the Cobb Energy Centre.
Heritage Sandy Springs is your source for all things historical and cultural exclusive to Sandy Springs. The city has a rich past and present and this is the primary source of information. It maintains a library and also is the caretaker of Heritage Green, the 4 acre park bordered by Blue Stone Road, Hilderbrand Drive, Sandy Springs Circle and Sandy Springs Place. The park is the venue for the annual Sandy Springs Festival, concerts on the green and various other events throughout the year.
Atlanta Gay Men's Chorus is a male choral ensemble that shares a facility with the First Metropolitan Community Church. The chorus performs throughout the city, and also advocates for social change and the betterment of all people. It has been around since 1981 and performs at venues such as the Fox Theater and Atlanta Symphony Hall.