Day two of the 89th Annual Dogwood Festival is happening in Atlanta’s Piedmont Park. Saturday has been perfect weather for ...

ATLANTA — Thousands of demonstrators gathered in cities across the country -- including Atlanta -- to protest efforts of ...

A springtime tradition, the Atlanta Dogwood Festival is the city’s largest and longest-running fine arts festival and the ...

ATLANTA — The Atlanta Dogwood Festival is returning for the 89th year at Piedmont Park, where hundreds of artists from all over the country will continue the city’s favorite springtime tradition.

Adjacent to the Atlanta Botanical Garden in Midtown, Piedmont Park is the perfect place to spend a lazy – or active – afternoon. Sprawling 200-plus acres, the park has no shortage of things to ...

The festival opens at Piedmont Park (Charles Allen Dr. and 10th Street in Atlanta) on Friday, April 11, and runs through Sunday, April 13. Here are the hours: Friday: noon to 9 p.m. Saturday ...

An estimated 30,000 people showed up in Atlanta on Saturday, April 5, to rally against the policies of President Donald Trump ...

The Atlanta Science Festival wrapped up Saturday in Piedmont Park. Their Exploration Expo was the grand finale of the two-week celebration of science and technology. Georgia Natural Gas and Delta ...

The protest was part of a national day of action that included about 14 other demonstrations across Georgia and more than 1,200 planned nationwide.

We’re still about 48 hours from the start of this year’s Atlanta Dogwood Festival — but artists from across the country are already setting up in Piedmont Park.