The Center for Courageous Kids has served more than 100 different diagnoses from children who have come from 46 states and 13 countries since it opened in 2008. The nonprofit is hosting a camp this summer in Kentucky, where lives are changed and memories are made.
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta’s impact is massive. According to a new Georgia Tech economic report, 55% of Children’s patients would have left the state for specialized care if the hospital didn’t exist. The report further estimates Georgia would have lost 16,500 jobs and $3.4 billion in investment to other states.
Some use summer breaks as opportunities to try jobs outside of dance. Whether driven by financial necessity or the desire for extra pocket money, dancers can gain experience that can help them grow as artists and people. This includes members of Atlanta Ballet.
The Entrepreneur’s Source CEO Marissa Frois tells the story of her career journey, including how she met the company’s founders as a waitress before interning at the company and eventually becoming its leader.
A special partnership between Center for Courageous Kids and Adventure Science Center is helping Nashville, Tennessee, families discover the power of accessible spaces and medically inclusive experiences for children of all abilities.
For Larissa Capitanio Dal’Santo, one of two dancers cast in the titular role of Atlanta Ballet’s production of Frida, created by renowned choreographer Annabelle Lopez Ochoa, the opportunity to play Kahlo on stage is, fittingly, a dream come true.
Fleurs de Villes bloomed at Phipps Plaza April 29-May 3 to celebrate spring with couture-inspired floral designs. The show featured the brand’s signature fresh-floral mannequins, each an original, crafted by 14 Atlanta-based floral designers.
A unique two-year, $14,000 grant that has made it possible for Atlanta Ballet Choreographer-in-Residence Claudia Schreier to bring her family caregivers to Atlanta multiple times while creating “Rite of Spring” in 2025 and her newest work, “You Dig,” which premieres April 3-5 as part of the Ballet’s mixed repertory “Golden Hour” program.
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