The Roxy - Atlanta Black And White Poster

When I moved to Atlanta in the late 90's, the Roxy was already a well known local stage for musical acts passing through the city. It's hard to imagine that I somehow never managed to see an act on the stage there, but the one band I was going to see there had to cancel and that's history.

By the time I left Atlanta, The Roxy had closed its doors. It's since re-opened as an event space and back under it's original name, the Buckhead Theater. The pictures I've seen of it are night and day difference from the eclectic/vibrant feel of the old Roxy I knew on Roswell Road in Buckhead. So, I get nostalgic for times I never knew there but for the era I lived in Atlanta when I was fresh out of college.

The Roxy marquee is just a chapter in the long history of the building, though. It opened in the 1930's as a local movie theater in the Buckhead neighborhood of Atlanta. From what I've read the business that kept its doors open was reinvented several times over, but the Roxy is t...

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