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Arts Alpharetta (A2O) is a non-profit dedicated to sharing the joy and wonderment of the Arts through offering opportunities for artists and their work, strategic local partnerships, and our innovative and educational arts center.
An enthusiastic group of dedicated artists AND arts aficionados, we seek to rapidly grow art venues, experiences and relationships in the City.
An enthusiastic group of dedicated artists AND arts aficionados, we seek to rapidly grow art venues, experiences and relationships in the City.
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Arts Alpharetta is priviledged to work in a strategic partnership with the City of Alpharetta Recreation Parks & Cultural Services Department (ARPCS).
Arts & Culture The City of Alpharetta provides a diverse and vibrant environment that advances art, preserves history, promotes music and performances, to create connections, roots and culture in the community. |
JUNETEENTH: A DAY OF CELEBRATION
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Join us at the Alpharetta Arts Center on June 14 for a FREE community celebration of Juneteenth, brought to you by the City of Alpharetta, Arts Alpharetta, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.® Phi Phi Omega Chapter, The KT Collaborative, the American Federation of Musicians, and the Music Performers Trust Fund. The afternoon will include presentations and live performances including dance, spoken word, and multicultural music with light food and beverage.
Additional parking available at 192 Mayfield Road and 1025 Powers Place, both just short walks to the Arts Center. |
EVENTS: JUNE 14, 2025
LOCATION: Alpharetta Arts Center, 238 Canton Street Alpharetta, GA 30009 |
NOW SHOWING! JUNETEENTH: INDEPENDENCE & REFLECTION
EXHIBITION DATES: JUNE 11 - AUGUST 2
A special juried exhibition in celebration of Juneteenth, a national holiday that commemorate June 19, 1865's 'General Order No. 3' which informed the slaves in Texas (the last to be notified) that they were free.
The Alpharetta Arts Center and Arts Alpharetta hosts an open call for artists to create works to honor the Juneteenth holiday with original art that expresses the emotion of that day. Congress has declared that "History should be regarded as a means for understanding the past and solving the challenges of the future". |
In conjunction with the Alpharetta Arts Center’s exhibition, “Juneteenth: Independence and Reflection,” Arts Alpharetta and the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Phi Phi Omega Chapter are hosting a Youth Exhibition. The theme is “I, Too, Am America” which is derived from the poem, “I, Too, Sing America” by Langston Hughes.
Entry fees for the first 50 artists have been sponsored by the Friends for Life Foundation. Young artists aged 9-17 were invited to submit their interpretations of the theme on any 2-dimensional surface. |
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Featured Article: "Explore, Transcend and Inspire," Alpharetta City Lifestyle
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