Atlanta

The first time I heard a Natanael Cano song, I was hooked. Intoxicated by the throaty guitar, the way the horns wailed and the mindset the music embodies, I had no choice but to indulge in the culture of Corridos Tumbados and how it has impacted the Mexican-American youth the way Rap and Punk Rock did for the Black and White American youth once before — a genre bred out of rebellion.

The Writer’s Corner features poetry, essays, short stories, satire and various fiction and nonfiction from SCAD Atlanta students. To submit your own work for the Writer’s Corner, email features@scadconnector.com. “Diaries

Minutes from downtown Atlanta lies Sweetwater Creek State Park — strikingly serene and surrounded by miles of robust forest.

Thrusted into the world of the Moulin Rouge, Amara Holland and Stephanie Dejak embarked on a journey together. A journey of love, passion, glamor and Lady Gaga.

The Connector got to sit down with Amir Robinson, a freshman fine art photography major, to talk about his concert photography work. Robinson is from Montgomery, Alabama — a place

With the warm weather finally here, Piedmont Park festivals and events have swung into full gear. This weekend, artists and art connoisseurs from all over came together for the 87th

Rich with history, the Morris Brown College Herndon stadium has become an Atlanta photo and video shoot staple.

“The funny thing about jazz,” he said to me, eyes watering, “is nobody ever really knows how good anybody else is.”

Tucked away in a small plaza in Smyrna is one of the best sandwich shops I’ve visited.

Harry Potter: The Exhibition is about to head into its final week here in Atlanta before it closes on April 16.