Atlanta's rising "coffee party" movement invites early risers to enjoy daytime, caffeine-fueled gatherings focused on connection with less alcohol.

Atlanta’s DIY Party Scene is Booming For Pride month, Georgia Voice reporter Katie Burkholder is bringing you a dining-adjacent story on Atlanta’s thriving DIY party scene.

Our nightlife hit an ecstatic peak in the 1990s, a decade lubricated by the free-flowing cash of the dot-com boom, the flash of the burgeoning hip-hop scene, and the youthful exuberance of the ...

Atlanta's rising "coffee party" movement invites early risers to enjoy daytime, caffeine-fueled gatherings focused on connection with less alcohol.

The Gold Club set a high-class standard in Buckhead for Atlanta’s nightlife in the ‘90s, before a federal investigation effectively shut the club down. Before its closing in 2001, the club ...

5 people shot outside club hosting Atlanta Black Pride party The Marquette Club said on its website that it was hosting a Black Pride block party overnight Sunday.

Killings leave Cobalt Lounge feeling blue; The party goes on, but post-Super Bowl murders have put the Atlanta club in an unflattering light.

A native of Adamsville, he’s entertained crowds at many of the city’s most cherished hip-hop nightclubs, including Club 112 and Club 559.

A physical dispute at Elleven45 Lounge in Atlanta early Sunday escalated into gunfire, killing two victims and wounding four others, police said.

From 1933 to today, Atlanta has gone through prohibition, hundreds of clubs, a change in the legal drinking age to 18, and more. Here's the exhaustive (though not complete) timeline of Atlanta’s ...

Giggster spotlights five iconic party locales from Atlanta's history, from 1930s jazz fests to 2000s hip-hop dinners.

In the early ’90s, Atlanta’s hip-hop and R&B sound was known for largely borrowing elements of Miami bass music, which fueled the Southern party scene with notably upbeat tempos and persistent ...