Kaddy is an entrepreneur, musician, and culture enthusiast with a rich back story filled with an assortment of jubilant highs and heartbreaking lows.

Ancient Sumerian mythology meets contemporary dance and electronic music in an immersive experience for both audience and performers.

We are just one week away from the first ever PLASMA FEST ATLANTA! Here is a preview of what to expect on November 19th!

The Museum of Design Atlanta is a well-known attraction, allowing Atlanta residents and visitors to not only view design exhibitions but to create their own DIY art.

Summer Style Tips with Damon Payne.

Here's the fastest recap ever of Plasma Fest.

Tea Time Meditations with Ari Strickland.

Tea Time Meditations with Ari Strickland.

Tea Time Meditations with Ari Strickland.

Carl Janes and “The Secret Spot.”

Atlanta Theory Club is a place for people of all walks of life to gather, discuss and pursue a greater understanding of critical culture theory.

Stephen Wilkins enjoys his travels in Costa Rica.

Lava House is more than a collective that throws parties, they are a brand;  a powerhouse of like-minded creatives who managed to find a niche that works.

The Plaza Theater and Videodrome have many things in common, but the most important isn’t film…

The spiritual and transcendent experience of flying spirit.

Jordan Neal’s dissection of the political undercurrents in Atlanta.

An art show featuring works from local artists.

Big Ears Festival was four days and three nights of synthesizers, saxophones, street theater, and more.

With over 150 artists in his portfolio ranging from Lil Baby, Young Dolph, Rico Nasty, to underground artists in the Atlanta scene, Tucker Walls talks to us about his journey to becoming one of Atlanta’s most popular music photographers, all thanks to The Bakery.

As soon as I hit play and heard her jangly, noisy, poppy brand of lo-fi shoegaze and the lyrics “Fuck fuck, shit shit, oh”, I knew Computerwife was onto something.