Underground Atlanta

Black History Month Celebration (8:00AM - 11:59PM)
Stay tuned, we have a lot in store for this year’s Black History Month. Check out our website, Facebook, & Twitter for updates on events, activities, programs and more.

Savannah College Of Art & Design Exhibit (SCAD) (8:00AM)
From Feb. 5th to April 9th SCAD Exhibit. Facing out is a multi-media group installation featuring the work of emerging artists attending the SCAD's graduate school of sculpture. Set in Balboa's vacant storefront, the artists have created two and three-dimensional sculptures in diverse mediums to explore a complex array of social and political issues dealing with topics such as: identity, deception, extinction, obsession, transition, and satire.

Savannah College Of Art & Design Exhibit (SCAD)
From Feb. 5th to April 9th SCAD Exhibit. Facing out is a multi-media group installation featuring the work of emerging artists attending the SCAD's graduate school of sculpture. Set in Balboa's vacant storefront, the artists have created two and three-dimensional sculptures in diverse mediums to explore a complex array of social and political issues dealing with topics such as: identity, deception, extinction, obsession, transition, and satire.

African American Cinema Gallery Exhibit (12:00PM - 6:00PM)
African American Cinema Gallery is an inspirational tribute to black actors, actresses, and authors!

Black In Film Series (1:00PM - 11:59PM)
The African American Cinema Gallery and The Peachtree Village International Film Festival present "The Women of Brewster's Place" -Oprah Winfrey, Cicely Tyson & Lynn Whitfield located in the ACVB Theater.

Contact Info : Mandy Manlove Assistant Director of Marketing | Underground Atlanta 50 Upper Alabama Street | Suite 007 | Atlanta, GA 30303 404.523.2311 x. 7018 | Email : This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

Savannah College Of Art & Design Exhibit (SCAD)
From Feb. 5th to April 9th SCAD Exhibit. Facing out is a multi-media group installation featuring the work of emerging artists attending the SCAD's graduate school of sculpture. Set in Balboa's vacant storefront, the artists have created two and three-dimensional sculptures in diverse mediums to explore a complex array of social and political issues dealing with topics such as: identity, deception, extinction, obsession, transition, and satire.

Savannah College Of Art & Design Exhibit (SCAD)
From Feb. 5th to April 9th SCAD Exhibit. Facing out is a multi-media group installation featuring the work of emerging artists attending the SCAD's graduate school of sculpture. Set in Balboa's vacant storefront, the artists have created two and three-dimensional sculptures in diverse mediums to explore a complex array of social and political issues dealing with topics such as: identity, deception, extinction, obsession, transition, and satire.

Savannah College Of Art & Design Exhibit (SCAD)
From Feb. 5th to April 9th SCAD Exhibit. Facing out is a multi-media group installation featuring the work of emerging artists attending the SCAD's graduate school of sculpture. Set in Balboa's vacant storefront, the artists have created two and three-dimensional sculptures in diverse mediums to explore a complex array of social and political issues dealing with topics such as: identity, deception, extinction, obsession, transition, and satire.

Savannah College Of Art & Design Exhibit (SCAD)
From Feb. 5th to April 9th SCAD Exhibit. Facing out is a multi-media group installation featuring the work of emerging artists attending the SCAD's graduate school of sculpture. Set in Balboa's vacant storefront, the artists have created two and three-dimensional sculptures in diverse mediums to explore a complex array of social and political issues dealing with topics such as: identity, deception, extinction, obsession, transition, and satire.

Savannah College Of Art & Design Exhibit (SCAD)
From Feb. 5th to April 9th SCAD Exhibit. Facing out is a multi-media group installation featuring the work of emerging artists attending the SCAD's graduate school of sculpture. Set in Balboa's vacant storefront, the artists have created two and three-dimensional sculptures in diverse mediums to explore a complex array of social and political issues dealing with topics such as: identity, deception, extinction, obsession, transition, and satire.

Savannah College Of Art & Design Exhibit (SCAD)
From Feb. 5th to April 9th SCAD Exhibit. Facing out is a multi-media group installation featuring the work of emerging artists attending the SCAD's graduate school of sculpture. Set in Balboa's vacant storefront, the artists have created two and three-dimensional sculptures in diverse mediums to explore a complex array of social and political issues dealing with topics such as: identity, deception, extinction, obsession, transition, and satire.

Savannah College Of Art & Design Exhibit (SCAD)
From Feb. 5th to April 9th SCAD Exhibit. Facing out is a multi-media group installation featuring the work of emerging artists attending the SCAD's graduate school of sculpture. Set in Balboa's vacant storefront, the artists have created two and three-dimensional sculptures in diverse mediums to explore a complex array of social and political issues dealing with topics such as: identity, deception, extinction, obsession, transition, and satire.

Savannah College Of Art & Design Exhibit (SCAD)
From Feb. 5th to April 9th SCAD Exhibit. Facing out is a multi-media group installation featuring the work of emerging artists attending the SCAD's graduate school of sculpture. Set in Balboa's vacant storefront, the artists have created two and three-dimensional sculptures in diverse mediums to explore a complex array of social and political issues dealing with topics such as: identity, deception, extinction, obsession, transition, and satire.

Savannah College Of Art & Design Exhibit (SCAD)
From Feb. 5th to April 9th SCAD Exhibit. Facing out is a multi-media group installation featuring the work of emerging artists attending the SCAD's graduate school of sculpture. Set in Balboa's vacant storefront, the artists have created two and three-dimensional sculptures in diverse mediums to explore a complex array of social and political issues dealing with topics such as: identity, deception, extinction, obsession, transition, and satire.

Savannah College Of Art & Design Exhibit (SCAD)
From Feb. 5th to April 9th SCAD Exhibit. Facing out is a multi-media group installation featuring the work of emerging artists attending the SCAD's graduate school of sculpture. Set in Balboa's vacant storefront, the artists have created two and three-dimensional sculptures in diverse mediums to explore a complex array of social and political issues dealing with topics such as: identity, deception, extinction, obsession, transition, and satire.

Savannah College Of Art & Design Exhibit (SCAD)
From Feb. 5th to April 9th SCAD Exhibit. Facing out is a multi-media group installation featuring the work of emerging artists attending the SCAD's graduate school of sculpture. Set in Balboa's vacant storefront, the artists have created two and three-dimensional sculptures in diverse mediums to explore a complex array of social and political issues dealing with topics such as: identity, deception, extinction, obsession, transition, and satire.

Savannah College Of Art & Design Exhibit (SCAD)
From Feb. 5th to April 9th SCAD Exhibit. Facing out is a multi-media group installation featuring the work of emerging artists attending the SCAD's graduate school of sculpture. Set in Balboa's vacant storefront, the artists have created two and three-dimensional sculptures in diverse mediums to explore a complex array of social and political issues dealing with topics such as: identity, deception, extinction, obsession, transition, and satire.

Savannah College Of Art & Design Exhibit (SCAD)
From Feb. 5th to April 9th SCAD Exhibit. Facing out is a multi-media group installation featuring the work of emerging artists attending the SCAD's graduate school of sculpture. Set in Balboa's vacant storefront, the artists have created two and three-dimensional sculptures in diverse mediums to explore a complex array of social and political issues dealing with topics such as: identity, deception, extinction, obsession, transition, and satire.

Savannah College Of Art & Design Exhibit (SCAD)
From Feb. 5th to April 9th SCAD Exhibit. Facing out is a multi-media group installation featuring the work of emerging artists attending the SCAD's graduate school of sculpture. Set in Balboa's vacant storefront, the artists have created two and three-dimensional sculptures in diverse mediums to explore a complex array of social and political issues dealing with topics such as: identity, deception, extinction, obsession, transition, and satire.

African American Cinema Gallery Exhibit (12:00PM - 6:00PM)
African American Cinema Gallery is an inspirational tribute to black actors, actresses, and authors!

Black In Film Series (1:00PM - 11:59PM)
The African American Cinema Gallery and The Peachtree Village International Film Festival present "Sounder" - Paul Winfield & Cicely Tyson, located in the ACVB Theater.

Contact Info : Mandy Manlove Assistant Director of Marketing | Underground Atlanta 50 Upper Alabama Street | Suite 007 | Atlanta, GA 30303 404.523.2311 x. 7018 | Email : This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

Savannah College Of Art & Design Exhibit (SCAD)
From Feb. 5th to April 9th SCAD Exhibit. Facing out is a multi-media group installation featuring the work of emerging artists attending the SCAD's graduate school of sculpture. Set in Balboa's vacant storefront, the artists have created two and three-dimensional sculptures in diverse mediums to explore a complex array of social and political issues dealing with topics such as: identity, deception, extinction, obsession, transition, and satire.

Savannah College Of Art & Design Exhibit (SCAD)
From Feb. 5th to April 9th SCAD Exhibit. Facing out is a multi-media group installation featuring the work of emerging artists attending the SCAD's graduate school of sculpture. Set in Balboa's vacant storefront, the artists have created two and three-dimensional sculptures in diverse mediums to explore a complex array of social and political issues dealing with topics such as: identity, deception, extinction, obsession, transition, and satire.

Savannah College Of Art & Design Exhibit (SCAD)
From Feb. 5th to April 9th SCAD Exhibit. Facing out is a multi-media group installation featuring the work of emerging artists attending the SCAD's graduate school of sculpture. Set in Balboa's vacant storefront, the artists have created two and three-dimensional sculptures in diverse mediums to explore a complex array of social and political issues dealing with topics such as: identity, deception, extinction, obsession, transition, and satire.

Savannah College Of Art & Design Exhibit (SCAD)
From Feb. 5th to April 9th SCAD Exhibit. Facing out is a multi-media group installation featuring the work of emerging artists attending the SCAD's graduate school of sculpture. Set in Balboa's vacant storefront, the artists have created two and three-dimensional sculptures in diverse mediums to explore a complex array of social and political issues dealing with topics such as: identity, deception, extinction, obsession, transition, and satire.

Savannah College Of Art & Design Exhibit (SCAD)
From Feb. 5th to April 9th SCAD Exhibit. Facing out is a multi-media group installation featuring the work of emerging artists attending the SCAD's graduate school of sculpture. Set in Balboa's vacant storefront, the artists have created two and three-dimensional sculptures in diverse mediums to explore a complex array of social and political issues dealing with topics such as: identity, deception, extinction, obsession, transition, and satire.

Savannah College Of Art & Design Exhibit (SCAD)
From Feb. 5th to April 9th SCAD Exhibit. Facing out is a multi-media group installation featuring the work of emerging artists attending the SCAD's graduate school of sculpture. Set in Balboa's vacant storefront, the artists have created two and three-dimensional sculptures in diverse mediums to explore a complex array of social and political issues dealing with topics such as: identity, deception, extinction, obsession, transition, and satire.

Savannah College Of Art & Design Exhibit (SCAD)
From Feb. 5th to April 9th SCAD Exhibit. Facing out is a multi-media group installation featuring the work of emerging artists attending the SCAD's graduate school of sculpture. Set in Balboa's vacant storefront, the artists have created two and three-dimensional sculptures in diverse mediums to explore a complex array of social and political issues dealing with topics such as: identity, deception, extinction, obsession, transition, and satire.

African American Cinema Gallery Exhibit (12:00PM - 6:00PM)
African American Cinema Gallery is an inspirational tribute to black actors, actresses, and authors!

Black In Film Series (1:00PM - 11:59PM)
The African American Cinema Gallery and The Peachtree Village International Film Festival present "Do The Right Thing" - A Spike Lee Joint, located in the ACVB Theater.

Contact Info : Mandy Manlove Assistant Director of Marketing | Underground Atlanta 50 Upper Alabama Street | Suite 007 | Atlanta, GA 30303 404.523.2311 x. 7018 | Email : This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

Touch Of Dance - Contemporary Jazz Dance Group (6:30PM - 7:00PM)
See 12 dancers perform at the Lower Alabama/ Lower Pyror stage!

Savannah College Of Art & Design Exhibit (SCAD)
From Feb. 5th to April 9th SCAD Exhibit. Facing out is a multi-media group installation featuring the work of emerging artists attending the SCAD's graduate school of sculpture. Set in Balboa's vacant storefront, the artists have created two and three-dimensional sculptures in diverse mediums to explore a complex array of social and political issues dealing with topics such as: identity, deception, extinction, obsession, transition, and satire.

African American Cinema Gallery Exhibit (12:00PM)
African American Cinema Gallery is an inspirational tribute to black actors, actresses, and authors!

Contact Info : Mandy Manlove Assistant Director of Marketing Underground Atlanta 404.523.2311 ext 7018 Email : This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

Black In Film Series (12:00PM - 11:59PM)
The African American Cinema Gallery and The Peachtree Village International Film Festival present "Sweet Sweetback Baadasssss Song" - Melvin VanPeebles, located in the ACVB Theater.

Contact Info : Mandy Manlove Assistant Director of Marketing Underground Atlanta Email : This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it