On Saturday, August 8th, and Sunday, August 9th, The Bakery Atlanta presented Summer School for Artists, a two-day professional development intensive designed for emerging artists, cultural workers, and creative entrepreneurs.

If you’re looking for free things to do in Atlanta with your kids, look no further. Our monthly Kids N’ Crafts event takes place at The Supermarket and is led by an instructor from The Bakery. Sessions give littles a chance to engage in guided experimentation and creativity without the worry of having their own supplies.

Hulaween is a yearly festival that blends jam, rock, hip-hop, and EDM artists alike to bring attendees a fully immersive soundscape.

The Bakery Atlanta proudly presented GAZE, a group art exhibition showcasing work by artists who identify as Black and part of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community.

The exhibition was on view Saturday, June 20th through Sunday, June 28th. The closing reception was on Sunday, June 28th, 2026 from 12pm-4pm and featured artist talks.

Hi! I’m Amani, The Bakery Atlanta’s Summer Intern. Come spend a day with me to see what it’s like working at an arts nonprofit!

The Bakery Atlanta is excited to present Depths, a 3-D group art exhibition that was on view from May 22nd to June 7th at The Supermarket.

Depths showcased 3-D and sculptural works and was primarily open to artwork that could be viewed from multiple angles. The show displayed a plethora of mediums including but not limited to wood, paper mache, ceramic, fiber, glass, and plaster.

The Bakery Atlanta is proud to present Knot on the Needle, a group exhibition on view Wednesday, May 6th through Sunday, May 17th, 2026 at The Supermarket (638 North Highland Avenue NE, Atlanta, GA 30306).

The Bakery Atlanta is excited to present our third annual photography show, In Focus. This exhibition featured photography and other lens-based work exploring themes of Consumption. The exhibit was on view from Wednesday, April 15th to Sunday, April 19th, 2026. A closing reception was held on Sunday, April 19th, 2026.

From Friday, April 10th through Sunday, April 12th, 2026, The Bakery Atlanta stepped into something bigger than a typical music festival. Big: Culture and Arts Festival (Big CAF) in downtown Gainesville, Florida, is a multidimensional experience of creativity, resistance, and radical joy.

A Network of Autonomy featured work from Atlanta artists that emphasized the social and environmental aspects that comprise reproductive rights. Selected artwork invited viewers to adopt a broader definition of reproductive justice and what the world would look like if we could all do the same.

Huffer’s gallery installation of fragments on zigzagging lines conceived as a living collage, invited viewers into an experimental, collaborative, immersive practice.

Our inaugural Curatorial Fellow was Camisha Butler who curated a group show in December 2025 titled, Through Every Window, A Little Light Flows. Read on to hear from Camisha about her experience curating this exhibition! 

An Unjuried BYO Art exhibition centered around the theme of love. Presented at The Bakery during The Supermarket’s Cosmic Crush Valentines Day event.

A group art exhibition highlighting the range, experimentation, and intimacy of paper-based practices, celebrating both traditional and expanded approaches to working on and with paper.