Tara Atlanta

Time is running out! Girls Like Girls leaves the Tara Theatre this week. Don’t miss your chance to catch writer/director Hayley Kiyoko's sun-drenched summer romance on the big screen while you still can. Grab your tickets now!

Opening Friday at The Tara: SHOOT THE PEOPLE, the new documentary from director Andy Mundy-Castle, following photographer and activist Misan Harriman as he documents grassroots movements fighting for civil rights and social justice around the world.

Join us and for a special screening on Saturday, June 28 at 5 PM, followed by a community discussion on the film's themes, including the role of independent media, visual storytelling, and activism in documenting resistance and amplifying marginalized voices.

For all showtimes + advance tickets: www.taraatlanta.com

This summer will change everything. GIRLS LIKE GIRLS starts today and tickets are on sale NOW! 💛

Missed this past Wednesday’s screening of Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul? Good news, fans! We just added a full week of encore screenings. 🎸

From the legendary days of the Allman Brothers Band to a life lived full and hard, Gregg left behind a massive legacy that goes far beyond the music.

Catch his incredible story on the big screen now through June 25. Tap the link in our bio to lock in your tickets.

Join us TONIGHT at the Tara Theatre for a very special Juneteenth screening of This World is Not My Own!

Discover the incredible life and vivid art of self-taught creator Nellie Mae Rowe. She lived through the Jim Crow South and found freedom in her own “Playhouse” right here in Georgia.

Special Post-Screening Q&A:
Stick around after the film for an exclusive, deeply personal conversation! The talk will be hosted by , curator of folk and self-taught art at the .

She will be sitting down with Nellie Mae Rowe’s very own great-nieces, and , to discuss the artist’s enduring Atlanta legacy.

Secure your seat for a special celebration of art and legacy at the link in our bio.