East x Southeast Festival of the Arts
Now in its third iteration, the East x Southeast Festival of the Arts will showcase local Asian artists with different performances each evening, plus daytime programming featuring arts and social […]
Upcoming events uplifting and supporting immigrant & refugee communities across metro Atlanta
Want to submit an event to the calendar? Send us an email to fiza@285south.com with all of the event information, including date(s), time, venue, and ticket link.
Now in its third iteration, the East x Southeast Festival of the Arts will showcase local Asian artists with different performances each evening, plus daytime programming featuring arts and social […]
A two-day gathering of Latine storytelling featuring live readings, film screenings and post-event mixers hosted by the National Association of Latino Independent Producers (NALIP). 6-8 p.m. Sat. Oct. 17: Live […]
The Istanbul Cultural Center is hosting a free Turkish Food Festival featuring authentic Turkish foods, musical performances and more. Saturday-Sunday 11 a.m. through 7 p.m. Free parking and free shuttle […]
Enjoy a full day of Filipino culture, food, small businesses, entertainment, and connection with the Philippine American Chamber of Commerce of Georgia, Inc. More info here.
Refugee Women’s Network and Patagonia Buckhead are hosting an evening of film, food, and community focused on honoring the stories of refugee and immigrant women in Georgia. A ticket includes […]
The Asian American Advocacy Fund is hosting their next Music and Mithai night in Norcross. This is an evening of friendly competition, cultural connection and nostalgic tunes featuring tasty South […]
In partnership with the Emory Center for Ethics, Ethics & the Arts Program, the Atlanta Film Society is hosting a free screening of "El Regreso," featuring a Q&A with director […]
Join the Asian Student Alliance at the Norcross Library for a film screening of "Our Mr. Matsura," and learn about Japanese-born photographer Frank S. Matsura, whose work challenged stereotypes during a time of mass forced removal of Indigenous people. RSVP here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdsu0sY-lMiMMnnSQNNAiBV80lwRLnRBWga5au4Bzn6abGzjA/viewform
Join the Alif Institute for the opening reception of "Inner Landscapes," an art exhibition featuring Arab American artists from Georgia exploring memory, place, identity, and the human experience through their work. The reception will include performances, readings, a panel discussion and more. RSVP encouraged via email info@alifinstitute.org.
Want to submit an event to the calendar? Send us an email to fiza@285south.com with all of the event information, including date(s), time, venue, and ticket link.