Agnes Scott College

Celebrate all-day at Presser Quad, Agnes Scott College. There will be food, drink (palinka & wine), folk music, dancing, crafts, games, a raffle, and more for the entire family!

Cost: Free Admission, Charges for Drinks & Food

Three distinguished authors will be on campus for Agnes Scott College’s 45th Annual Writers’ Festival. Attend a Q&A session with poet and memoirist Richard Blanco, novelist and memoirist Dani Shapiro, and alumna poet Charleen McClure ’10. This event is open to the public.

Cost: Free

Ani Cordero is a staple of the global music scene, appearing as drummer/back-up vocalist with the legendary Os Mutantes, as a founding member/drummer of Pistolera and as the front-woman for her bilingual art rock band, Cordero. The event is in Maclean Auditorium, Presser Hall.

Cost: Free

Join us for an inspiring dance performance celebrating the young women of Moving in the Spirit’s Junior Company and their growth as compassionate leaders. Through collaboration with the Junior Company, parents, and the Moving in the Spirit Community, we have discovered a name that accurately repre...

Cost: Free

WERC Crew and ASC Probo present: RED ROOM SHOW: Featuring a performance by Micah Freeman and DJS Xavier BLK and Jeremy Avalon! The Hub @Agnes Scott College

Cost: Free!

Agnes Scott College presents a Leader Story and First-Year Seminar meet-together with photographer and activist, Sheila Pree Bright. Bright is an Atlanta-based and nationally recognized photographer, whose photographic series, including Suburbia, Plastic Bodies, Young Americans, and 1960sWho?, provo...

Cost: Free

Moira Smiley's award-winning original music and spellbinding American and East European folk songs light up the stage with rompin’ stompin' body percussion and warm wit. Named #1 a cappella group in the U.S. in 2007, moira Smiley & VOCO is the energy of street singing and the elegance of a string ...

Cost: Free

The second annual Atlanta Hungarian Festival will take place on Oct. 5, 11 a.m.-5 p.m., at Agnes Scott College, and will feature music, dancing, and food from across Central and Eastern Europe. There is going to be palacsinta (Hungarian crepes), lángos, chimney cake, Hungarian wine, Polish pierogis...

Cost: Free

Catherine L. Albanese, J. F. Rowny Professor Emerita and Research Professor at the University of California, Santa Barbara, presents the first lecture in the 2014 American Lecture in the History of Religions series, sponsored by the American Academy of Religion. The theme of the series is In an Amer...

Cost: free

The Disabled Student Association and the Autistic Self Advocacy Network invite community members to attend Atlanta's first Day of Mourning vigil for members of the disability community killed by their caregivers. Please RSVP.

Cost: Free

Stop by Agnes Scott College and enjoy the Eletfa Hungarian Folk Band, Hungarian food & wine, crafts & games, folk singers and dancers, a rubik’s cube contest and folk art and costume displays.

Cost: Free

Rachel Swarns, the New York Times correspondent who wrote American Tapestry: The Story of Black, White & Multiracial Ancestors of Michelle Obama, will speak and sign books at Agnes Scott College in Letitia Pate Evans Hall, Terrace Level. The event is free and open to the public.

Cost: Free