PBA Events

PBA and our community and national partners often sponsor local events of interest to our members and others in the community. Check back here often for the latest updates, or subscribe to Options, our new e-newsletter, to keep up-to-date on the latest.

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Preview the Weekend with WABE

WABE presents a new weekly segment spotlighting upcoming weekend events. Join Second Cup Concert Host and Director of Arts and Cultural Programming Lois Reitzes as she talks with people in the know around Atlanta, in search of enriching, unique and fun weekend events. The feature will air each Wednesday afternoon at 5:44 during All Things Considered and again at 11:55 Friday morning during Second Cup Concert. You can also be able to listen to them anytime at PBA Online’s Podcast page.

Visit the Preview page »

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Notice of AETC Board of Directors Meeting

The Atlanta Educational Telecommunications Collaborative, manager of Public Broadcasting Atlanta, will hold its next quarterly Board of Directors’ meeting on Thursday, April 22 2010 at 4:00 PM at 740 Bismark Rd. NE.

For further information, call 678-686-0321.

• Your Head Is Full of Stars
  Come check out this improv music and dance event with performances by dancers from Crossover Movement Arts and music by Zentropy.
• Gathering Wild Dance: Lessons and Dreams
  This enlivening evening of modern dance at Callanwolde Fine Arts Center features Gathering Wild Dance, guest choreographer Corian Ellisor and guest dancer Bubba Carr.
• American Craft Council Show
  This unique craft show features more than 200 of the nation's premier, jury-selected artists who present high-quality, handmade objects.
• 2nd Friday Art Stroll
  All participating Castleberry Hill galleries, artist spaces and neighborhood restaurants invite patrons to stroll the Castleberry Hill Art District every second Friday.
• The Wearin’ of the Green
  The Mulligan Irish Dancers and Tara Dance Company return with The Michael O'Neal Singers to display the joy and exuberance of step dancing at Roswell United Methodist Church.
• Out of the Shadows
  David Johnson's photographs taken between 1946 and 1963 are the subject of this exhibition at Opal Gallery. Johnson was Ansel Adam's first African American student.
• AIDS Memorial Quilt
  Atlanta is privileged to be home to the world's largest piece of community folk art, and it's on view for you to visit!
• Photographer's Choice 2010
  This annual exhibition by Atlanta Photography Group members offers gallery visitors a chance to view and collect images from some of Atlanta's finest photographers.

Whether you’re looking for something interesting to do, or you’re planning an event you want people to know about, PBA’s Events Calendar is for you. From live music to literary lectures, and from art exhibits to community events, check out our Calendar of Events and make plans or post your event!