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As the Atlanta Falcons limp toward the end of another disappointing season, even winning a few games in the final month, fresh rumors are swirling about the organization’s front office and potential coaching changes.
According to NFL insider Josina Anderson, upper-level personnel within the Falcons remain “fond” of legendary coach Bill Belichick, fueling speculation that head coach Raheem Morris’ job could be on shaky ground.
Insider: Falcons Still Have Feelings for Belichick
Anderson reported on December 18 that there has been recent interest from at least two NFL teams in speaking with Belichick on an “exploratory basis.”
She specifically noted that Belichick still has admirers in high places in Atlanta, as well as in New York (Giants) and Cleveland (Browns)—all teams dealing with struggles this season.
This isn’t the first time Belichick’s name has been linked to the Falcons. Back in early 2024, after parting ways with the New England Patriots, Belichick interviewed twice for the Atlanta job and was widely considered the frontrunner.
Owner Arthur Blank appeared eager to bring in the six-time Super Bowl champion, but the team ultimately pivoted to Raheem Morris, the former Rams defensive coordinator with prior ties to the organization.
Now, nearly two years later, the Falcons sit at a disappointing record with another playoff miss locked in—extending the drought to eight straight seasons. Morris, in his second year, has overseen a team plagued by inconsistencies, quarterback transitions, and defensive lapses. While the Falcons showed fight in recent games, including a gritty win over a division rival, the overall results have fallen short of expectations.
The Belichick rumor adds fuel to an already hot seat for Morris. Reports suggest that some in the organization—possibly including Blank himself—still hold the future Hall of Famer in high regard.
Belichick, currently coaching at North Carolina after a challenging first college season, has a low buyout in his contract that could make an NFL return feasible.
Falcons fans are no strangers to coaching carousel drama, and this latest whisper has reignited debates about whether revisiting Belichick would be a stroke of genius or a sign of organizational dysfunction.
Blank has yet to comment publicly on Morris’ status, but with three games left in the season, the evaluations are undoubtedly underway.
For now, Morris and the team are focused on finishing strong against tough remaining opponents.
But as Black Monday approaches, all eyes will be on Flowery Branch to see if the Falcons’ fondness for Belichick turns into something more.Stay tuned to Atlanta Sports Chronicle for the latest updates on the Falcons’ offseason outlook.
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As the holiday season brings a mix of joy and challenges for many Atlanta families facing rising costs, emotional strain, and uncertainty, local organizations are stepping up to spread hope and happiness.
This year, the community is rallying around a heartfelt initiative that reminds us of the power of giving: joy as a form of healing.
Atlanta Community Unites for Holiday Cheer: 2nd Annual ‘Tons of Toys’
On Saturday, December 20, 2025, the YMCA of Metro Atlanta, in partnership with DJ Scream and his nonprofit The Scream Foundation (TSF), along with 96.1 The Beat, will host the 2nd Annual Tons of Toys Toy & Coat Giveaway. The event promises to bring smiles to hundreds of children and families by distributing over 1,000 toys and coats — all completely free.
The giveaway will take place from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Andrew & Walter Young Family YMCA, located at 2220 Campbellton Rd SW, Atlanta, GA 30311.
Past efforts by the foundation have included back-to-school supplies, food distributions, and community festivals that have supported thousands of local families.
The Andrew & Walter Young Family YMCA, named after civil rights icons Ambassador Andrew Young and Dr. Walter Young, has long been a hub for community support in southwest Atlanta.
Partnering with 96.1 The Beat, the city’s home for hip-hop and R&B, ensures the event reaches families who need it most.
Families in need are encouraged to attend and register on-site if needed. While supplies last, children will receive new toys, and warm coats will be available to help combat the winter chill.
In a city known for its resilient spirit, events like Tons of Toys highlight the best of Atlanta — neighbors helping neighbors during the holidays. If you’re able to donate or volunteer in future drives, reach out to The Scream Foundation or your local YMCA.
For more details, visit the YMCA of Metro Atlanta website or follow updates from 96.1 The Beat.
Let’s make this holiday season brighter for everyone. See you there!
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The House of Creed, the iconic French perfume house renowned for its handcrafted fragrances favored by royalty and celebrities for over 260 years, has officially opened its newest boutique in Atlanta.
Located in the upscale luxury wing of Phipps Plaza, this marks the brand’s 15th location in North America and its first dedicated boutique in the Southeast.
The elegant new space invites Atlanta’s fragrance enthusiasts to immerse themselves in Creed’s legendary collection of scents.
With an open-concept design, visitors can explore the full range of best-selling and exclusive offerings while experiencing the brand’s rich heritage.
The boutique’s sophisticated interior features signature green Luana Verde marble, warm walnut wood, and polished brass accents, blending modern luxury with timeless craftsmanship.
Highlights of the Atlanta boutique include a private VIP room and a dedicated fragrance & gifting bar, where guests can schedule personalized consultations.
These one-on-one appointments allow clients to discover their perfect signature scent while learning about Creed’s storied legacy of artisanal perfumery.
Exclusive in-store offerings include premium leather goods, oversized 1000ml flacons of select fragrances, and the complete Creed lineup—from the latest release, Oud Zarian, to enduring favorites like Aventus, Absolu Aventus, Carmina, Green Irish Tweed, Millésime Impérial, and Silver Mountain Water.
Creed now operates 15 boutiques across North America, with other locations in cities including New York City, Las Vegas, Miami, Beverly Hills, Dallas, Houston, Mexico City, and Toronto.
The new Creed Boutique is located at 3500 Peachtree Road NE, Atlanta, GA 30326, inside Phipps Plaza in Buckhead. Fragrance lovers are encouraged to visit and experience the world of Creed firsthand.
No matter if you want to catch a comedy club, go out for a night of cocktails and hookah, or go to the club, Atlanta has it all. And if you want to eat in a special place, Atlanta new restaurants continue to pop up every week!
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A nostalgic pre-9/11 airport tradition — saying goodbye to loved ones right at the gate or greeting arrivals as they step off the plane — is making a comeback at select U.S. airports through new visitor pass programs.
However, travelers and families in Atlanta will have to wait, as Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL), the world’s busiest airport, is not currently participating in these initiatives.
U.S. Airports Increasingly Allowing Gate ‘Guest Passes’
Several airports nationwide have introduced “guest passes” allowing non-ticketed visitors to apply in advance, undergo TSA vetting, and pass through security to access gates, shops, and restaurants airside.
Oakland International Airport (OAK) in California is the latest to launch such a program this week, joining others like Cleveland Hopkins (Hangout Pass), San Antonio (SAT Pass), Kansas City (Guest Pass), Philadelphia (Wingmate Pass), and Detroit Metropolitan (Destination Pass).
These programs require visitors to submit applications online up to seven days ahead, receive TSA approval, and present a digital or printed pass along with a valid photo ID (such as a Real ID or passport) at the checkpoint.
Participants go through the same standard TSA screening as ticketed passengers.
The shift revives a practice common before the September 11, 2001, attacks, when anyone could accompany family or friends to the gate or even hang out at the airport to watch planes.
Post-9/11, the newly created TSA restricted secure areas to boarding pass holders only for enhanced security.
Many Atlantans may feel a twinge of nostalgia reading about these changes elsewhere. Reddit users in travel forums often reminisce about the old days: “Family could accompany you to the gate,” one wrote, while another recalled “greeting someone at the gate was nice” or simply watching takeoffs and landings as a fun outing.
At ATL, access beyond security remains limited to ticketed passengers.
The airport does allow airlines to issue limited escort passes at their discretion for cases like accompanying unaccompanied minors or passengers needing assistance due to disability. But no general visitor pass program is available, per the latest information on the official ATL website.
As holiday travel ramps up through Atlanta’s massive hub — with millions passing through during peak seasons — local families will continue saying goodbyes curbside or in the pre-security atriums.
Airport officials have not announced any plans to join the trend, though similar programs at other major airports could inspire future changes.
For now, if you’re flying out of ATL, pack those hugs in before the security line. Safe travels, Atlanta.
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Atlanta’s own Elle Duncan, a beloved figure in local sports media before her rise to national stardom, is making a major career move.
The former ESPN SportsCenter anchor has been hired by Netflix under a multiyear deal to become the streaming giant’s first on-air sports host.
Elle Duncan Leaves ESPN, Joins Netflix
Duncan, known for her sharp analysis, warm personality, and standout coverage of women’s basketball, will host across Netflix’s growing lineup of live sports and cultural events.
Her debut is set for early 2026 with Skyscraper Live, a daring event featuring free solo climber Alex Honnold attempting to scale Taipei 101, the world’s tallest building in Taiwan at 1,667 feet.
“Joining Netflix feels like being invited to an already legendary party and somehow getting handed the aux cord!” Duncan said in a statement. “For a lifelong utility player, a multisport assignment is a full-circle moment… I’m bringing boundless energy, storytelling, and bad puns no one asked for but will be subjected to anyway.”
Netflix VP of Sports Gabe Spitzer praised the hire: “Elle Duncan’s proven ability to seamlessly move between hard-hitting sports analysis and warm, personality-driven cultural hosting makes her a perfect fit at Netflix.
She immediately adds credibility and familiar star power to our global programming slate.”
The move comes as Netflix expands aggressively into live sports, with existing deals for NFL games, MLB, the Women’s World Cup, WWE, and more.
Duncan’s Deep Roots in Atlanta Media
Longtime Atlantans will remember Duncan as a homegrown talent who got her start right here in the city.
Born and raised in Atlanta, she launched her broadcasting career in 2003 as a teenage intern and entertainment reporter for sports radio station 790 The Zone, working alongside the popular 2 Live Stews show.
By 2005, she joined V-103 (WVEE-FM), Atlanta’s iconic hip-hop and R&B station, where she spent seven years as a top-rated on-air personality.
Hired by radio legend Ryan Cameron, Duncan contributed to the Ryan Cameron Show, hosted midday and afternoon programs, and even served as a traffic reporter.
During this time, she branched into sports sideline reporting for the Atlanta Hawks (six years), the Atlanta Falcons Radio Network pre- and post-game shows, and SEC/ACC football for Comcast Sports South.
In 2012, she transitioned to television as a sports anchor and reporter for Atlanta’s NBC affiliate, WXIA-TV (11Alive), further solidifying her presence in local news and sports coverage.
After stints in Boston with NESN and then joining ESPN in 2016, Duncan became a fixture on SportsCenter (hosting the 6 p.m. edition), women’s college basketball College GameDay, and WNBA Countdown. Her nine-year run at ESPN ends with this high-profile jump to Netflix.
Duncan has often credited Atlanta for shaping her career, from the competitive local radio scene to covering the Hawks and Falcons up close.
She’s also given back to the community, launching the Cause & Effect series at V-103 to highlight underexposed nonprofits and serving as a spokeswoman for organizations like Enchanted Closet.
For Atlanta fans who watched her come up through V-103 mornings, Hawks sidelines, and 11Alive reports, seeing one of our own pioneer sports hosting on a global platform like Netflix is a proud moment. Congratulations, Elle—we’ll be tuning in!
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As families across the city gather to celebrate Christmas Eve, a dedicated group of volunteers will be out spreading cheer in a unique way: Delivering hot meals to every police precinct and fire station in Atlanta.
The sixth annual Holiday Ham Haul, a heartwarming tradition that began during the COVID-19 pandemic, continues to honor the city’s first responders for their tireless service and the personal sacrifices they make – including spending holidays away from their own loved ones.
Holiday Ham Haul Comes To Buckhead
“This event is our way of saying thank you to the men and women who keep our community safe year-round, especially when they’re working through the holidays,” said a spokesperson for the organizing groups.
For many participants, the Holiday Ham Haul has become a cherished family tradition.
One mother-son duo has volunteered every year, and the experience left such a lasting impression on the son that he centered his college application essay around the vital role first responders play in the community and the importance of giving back.
The event is organized by the Buckhead Rotary Club, Livable Buckhead, and the Atlanta Fire Rescue Foundation.
It receives generous support from local sponsors, including the Buckhead Community Improvement District (CID), Buckhead Council of Neighborhoods, Buckhead Coalition, Georgia Primary Bank, Southern Baked Pie, and HoneyBaked Ham.
Volunteers will fan out across the city on December 24 to ensure no shift goes without a warm holiday meal, continuing a tradition that reminds Atlantans of the everyday heroes in their midst.
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Atlanta Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins has spent the last decade evading sacks and throwing touchdowns, so it shouldn’t be a shock when he talks technique on the gridiron, but that’s exactly what he did recently after a Falcons practice session in Flowery Branch.
Cousins, speaking to the media as he awaits the Falcons next game, answered a simple question but in essence he gave a State of the Quarterback address when talking about how signal callers read defenses today.
Falcons’ QB Kirk Cousins On How To Beat a Defense
In his spiel, he spilled the beans on exactly why defenses have been winning the chess match lately. When a reporter asked him about the ongoing debate on “progression reads” (sequentially checking receivers 1 through 5) and “coverage reads” (diagnosing defensive alignments pre-snap to eliminate portions of the field), the 37-year-old veteran eagerly jumped in:
“I’d love to get into it… I can get on this soapbox if you want me to, because I lived the transition,” he said.
Cousins, who entered the league in 2012, described the old-school approach that dominated when he was coming up: Quarterbacks would quickly identify whether the safety alignment was single-high or split-safety pre-snap, then “cut the field in half” and focus on just 2-3 eligible receivers.
Alerts for pressure or specific coverages kept things simple. “But what happened,” Cousins explained, “is defenses have gotten so good at disguising it.”
Coordinators now routinely show one look before the snap—often a safe two-high shell—only to rotate into single-high coverage, man, or blitz after the ball is snapped. This post-snap deception leaves quarterbacks unable to trust their pre-snap diagnosis, forcing hesitation during the critical early stages of the dropback.
Image: Cover 2 defense
The result? Offenses have largely abandoned complex pre-snap processing in favor of “pure progressions”—rigid sequencing where the QB must methodically work through receivers regardless of the coverage.
Cousins recalled his time under current Rams head coach Kevin O’Connell in Minnesota, when reintroducing more pure progressions felt overwhelming at first: “I remember when KOC was bringing a lot of pure progression reads back… it was like whoa, that’s a lot.”
While pure progressions reduce weekly preparation stress—no more game plans hinging on perfect safety reads—they come at a cost. “If you truly try to go 1-2-3-4-5, you’re gonna get sacked,” Cousins warned, noting that elite pass rushes force quicker decisions or checkdowns.
This shift, Cousins implied, is a major reason why gaudy individual passing stats have become rarer in recent years. The era of routine 5,000-yard, 40-touchdown seasons has cooled, as quarterbacks hold the ball longer on average, inviting more pressure and disruption.
League-wide trends in 2025 reflect this: While top passers like Dak Prescott lead in yards, explosive aerial attacks are less consistent, with defenses dictating tempo through disguise and rotation.
Cousins’ breakdown resonates across the league, echoing comments from coordinators like the Vikings’ Wes Phillips, who has noted the explosion of coverage variations—inversions, reduced fronts, and post-snap rotations—that make pre-snap certainty nearly impossible.
For a quarterback like Cousins, who has adapted through multiple systems and is currently thriving in relief of the injured Michael Penix Jr.—including a recent 373-yard, three-touchdown performance—it’s a testament to survival in an ever-evolving chess match.
Final Word
As defenses continue to innovate, the pure progression era may be here to stay, keeping pass rushes smiling and stat sheets a bit more grounded.
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The AU Center may be the center of collegiate life for thousands of students at Atlanta’s consortium of historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs), but it’s increasingly gained a reputation for some pretty good food spots.
If you attend or work at Clark Atlanta University, Morehouse College, Morehouse School of Medicine, and Spelman College, you know where the restaurants are nearby.
In this article, we’ll show you the best places to eat near the AU Center in Atlanta.
Where To Eat Near the AU Center
Located just across the street from downtown Atlanta’s western border, the AU Center is where academic brilliance happens on a daily basis, but then there’s the food. Here’s where to eat nearby:
Busy Bee Cafe
810 M.L.K. Jr Dr SW, Atlanta, GA 30314 | (404) 525-9212
This popular soul food restaurant located on MLK Jr. Drive is known for its fried chicken, collard greens, and cornbread. Look out for Busy Bee’s second location at Atlantic Station.
Tassili’s Raw Reality
1059 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd, Atlanta, Ga. 30310
Tassili’s Raw Reality Café is a healthy food option in a sea of bad choices and junk food. Owned by Master Raw Chef Tassili Ma’at, this eatery subscribes to a dining experience full of nutrient-rich delectables that give your body life. Come for the food, stay for the Egyptian Yoga classes.
On the menu you’ll find “That Ish Wrap,” and some of the most beautiful and artfully crafted veggie wraps around.
This vegan and vegetarian restaurant on Westview Drive offers a variety of healthy and flavorful dishes, including wraps, salads, and smoothies.
Tassili is one of the best salad restaurants in Atlanta as well.
Soul Box Soul Food Room
1017 Fair St SW, Atlanta, GA 30314 | (404) 494-5805
Located on Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard, Soul Box Soul Food is a cozy restaurant that serves up classic Southern comfort food like shrimp and grits, fried catfish, and macaroni and cheese.
The Seafood Menu
880 M.L.K. Jr Dr SW, Atlanta, GA 30314
Photo credit: The Seafood Menu Rapper Lil Baby opened The Seafood Menu Restaurant & Lounge in summer 2023. The eatery has some great dishes centered on seven custom sauces: Caribbean Jerk Butter, Cajun Butter, Lemon Butter, Hot, Sweet Chili Butter, Honey Hot and Garlic Butter.
Mr. Everything Cafe
882 M.L.K. Jr Dr SW, Atlanta, GA 30314 | (404) 521-9903
If you like, everything, Mr. Everything Cafe is for you. The spot serves a variety of subs, burgers, gyros, salads and an assortment of yellow rice dishes.
Atlantatucky Brewing
170 Northside Dr SW suite 96, Atlanta, GA 30313
Atlantucky Brewing has become the beer spot du jour in downtown Atlanta. The establishment is owned by the members of the Southern rap quartet Nappy Roots.
Here are the best craft breweries in Atlanta.
Final Bite
The AU Center is known for their academic excellence and cultural significance in the African American community, but also the food nearby. Its institutions, including the venerable Spelman College, offer a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs, as well as cultural and social activities for students.
So what kind of food is Atlanta known for? Once you explore the city, you’d be surprised. It’s not all grits and sweet tea!
Atlanta is known for its vibrant and diverse food scene, making it a popular destination for food lovers. The city offers a wide range of dining options, from Southern comfort food to international cuisine. Atlanta is also home to many acclaimed chefs and restaurants, including several that have been recognized with prestigious awards.
Whether you’re looking for fine dining, casual eateries, or unique food experiences, Atlanta has something to offer for every palate.
Georgia’s largest city is a mecca when it comes to the best black restaurants in Atlanta, and there are plenty others. If you like barbecue, see our list of the Best Atlanta BBQ Restaurants.
As for eateries below I-20, these Southside Atlanta restaurants have developed quite a following.
The craze hasn’t escaped metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene, which has seen a bar explosion in recent years.
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While giants like LinkedIn, Indeed, FlexJobs, RemoteOK, and We Work Remotely dominate the remote job search landscape, plenty of high-quality, lesser-known platforms offer curated opportunities with less competition.
These sites are reputable, often featuring hand-screened listings to minimize scams, and cater to professionals in tech, marketing, design, customer support, and more.
Check Out These Lesser-Known Remote Work Websites
In the coming year, as remote work continues to evolve, these under-the-radar boards can give you an edge in landing your next role.
Here are seven standout, not-as-well-known remote job websites worth bookmarking:
1. Remotive (remotive.com)
Remotive has been a reliable player since 2014, offering curated remote jobs in software development, marketing, design, and customer support.
What sets it apart is its active community features, including a Slack group for networking and job alerts. Listings are high-quality, with a focus on fully remote positions from established companies.
It’s especially strong for tech and digital roles, making it a go-to for professionals seeking meaningful connections beyond just applications.
2. Jobspresso (jobspresso.co)
Jobspresso stands out for its rigorous manual review process—every listing is vetted for legitimacy, checking employer reputations and details.
It emphasizes U.S.-based opportunities but includes global roles in tech, marketing, and support.
With a network of over 100,000 professionals, it’s ideal for those tired of sifting through unverified posts. The platform prioritizes quality over quantity, often featuring roles from reputable remote-first companies.
3. Working Nomads (workingnomads.com)
Tailored for digital nomads and location-independent workers, Working Nomads curates fully remote jobs across fields like development, marketing, design, management, and healthcare. Daily email alerts keep you updated without overwhelming your inbox.
It’s known for reliable listings from well-known employers, making it a solid choice for creative and tech professionals seeking flexibility.
4. NoDesk (nodesk.co)
NoDesk focuses on hand-picked remote jobs from leading startups and remote-first companies, with no sign-up required to browse or apply.
Categories include design, development, marketing, and operations. Its clean interface and weekly newsletter highlight fresh opportunities, often exclusive to the platform.
It’s particularly reputable for avoiding spam and connecting users directly with innovative employers.
5. Dynamite Jobs (dynamitejobs.com)
Dynamite Jobs specializes in 100% remote positions from remote-first companies, covering roles in marketing, support, development, and operations.
Listings are curated for quality, and the platform emphasizes easy applications.
Users praise its straightforward process and legitimate opportunities, making it a hidden gem for those building long-term remote careers.
6. JustRemote (justremote.co)
JustRemote uncovers “hidden” jobs not widely advertised, with strong filters for international and partially remote roles in tech, marketing, and business development.
It features positions from companies like GoDaddy and Splunk, focusing on power searches to match skills quickly.
Reputable for its emphasis on global opportunities, it’s great for non-U.S. applicants.
7. Remote.co (remote.co)
Founded by the team behind FlexJobs, Remote.co offers verified remote jobs across categories like technology, marketing, design, and customer service. Jobs are carefully reviewed, with new listings added weekly.
It also provides valuable resources on remote work best practices, making it more than just a board—it’s a supportive hub for legitimate opportunities.
These platforms prove that you don’t need to stick to the most crowded sites to find great remote work.
Final Word
By diversifying your search to these reputable alternatives, you’ll face fewer applicants per role and access more targeted, scam-free listings.
Check out our Atlanta Remote Work Guide.
Pro tip: Set up alerts on multiple sites and tailor your applications to stand out.
Happy job hunting—your ideal remote role might be waiting on one of these underrated boards!
If you’re looking to get hired in Atlanta right now, there’s a very real possibility that you can land your dream job.
Read more: Best Work From Home Jobs In Atlanta, Georgia
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Trilith LIVE, the region’s newest entertainment and special events venue, is set to debut with a dynamic grand opening season starting January 15, 2026.
Located on the Trilith campus in Fayetteville, the multi-purpose venue will kick off its inaugural entertainment programming on January 15 with the family-friendly show Gabby’s Dollhouse Live!.
Trilith Live Announces Inaugural Season
The season promises a diverse lineup of concerts, comedy acts, performing arts, and community gatherings designed to appeal to audiences of all ages.
Trilith LIVE will also introduce a luxury nine-screen cinema, delivering a next-generation moviegoing experience to South Metro Atlanta.
The venue will further celebrate the arrival of Passion City Church to the Trilith campus, enhancing the area’s growing cultural and community offerings.
“Trilith LIVE is more than just a venue; it’s a new epicenter for arts, culture and entertainment in the region,” said Matt McClain, executive director and general manager of Trilith LIVE. “We’ve built a space with state-of-the-art technology and incredible flexibility to attract a diverse lineup of live entertainment and special events. We are incredibly excited to open our doors and provide unforgettable experiences for this community and beyond.”
Designed for versatility, the 2,800-capacity venue features an immersive sound system, massive LED walls, and a full broadcast suite, making it ideal for major concerts, theatrical performances, corporate meetings, banquets, and conventions.
Officials say the development is already drawing touring artists, television productions, and large-scale events, boosting Fayette County’s profile as an economic and cultural hub.
Inaugural Entertainment Lineup Highlights
The grand opening season features an eclectic mix of national acts:
- Jan. 15: Gabby’s Dollhouse Live!
- Feb. 7: Jackie Hill Perry (sold out)
- Feb. 13: 38 Special
- Feb. 14: An Evening with October London & Lalah Hathaway
- Feb. 17: Popovich Comedy Pet Theatre
- Feb. 20: Dwight Yoakam
- Feb. 27: Hairball
- Feb. 28: Rick Braun
- March 20: Home Free – Highways & High Seas Tour
- March 28: Little River Band
- April 11: Legends of Laughter featuring Sommore, Earthquake, Lavell Crawford, and Don DC Curry
- April 18: Michael W. Smith
- April 24: Handyman Hal Comes to Town
- May 22: Randy Travis – The More Life Tour with guest vocalist James Dupré
Corporate and Community Events
Trilith LIVE is already booked for a robust schedule of business and community gatherings, beginning this month:
- Dec. 15, 2025: Etherio Company Meeting
- Dec. 17, 2025: City of Fayetteville CPR Training
- Jan. 20: Fayette County Development Authority Meeting
- Feb. 12: Fayette County Intergovernmental Business Outlook
- Feb. 26: CREW Leadership Summit
- March 11: Georgia Chamber of Commerce Conference
- March 21: Fayette County Board of Realtors Awards Gala
- March 27: Fayette PRC Spring Gala
- April 30: Harp’s Crossing Christian Academy Annual Fundraising Gala
- June 4-5: Faith & Institutional Investing Summit
- July 21-23: Hitachi Construction Machinery Americas Conference
- Oct. 22: State of the Industry hosted by Trilith Studios
- Nov. 13: Two Sparrows Village Bird Bash
Local leaders say Trilith LIVE will play a key role in transforming Fayetteville and surrounding communities into a premier destination for entertainment, business, and cultural events in the Atlanta region.
For tickets and more information on upcoming events, visit the official Trilith LIVE website.
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