کانون ایرانیان آتلانتــا نهادی است فرهنگی ، اجتماعی و غیر انتـفاعی که به هیچ حزب، جبـهه و گروه خاصی وابستـه نیسـت . هدف کانــون فعـالیـت متشکل و پیگیـر در راستـای ایجاد همبستگی میان ایرانیان ، تبلیغ و ترویج فرهنگ ، هنــر و اد ب ایـران ، و دفاع از حقـوق و منافع ایرانیان و ایرانی تباران در چهارچوب قوانین موضـوعـه در آمریکا سـت . کانون ایرانیان آتلانتـا آزادی عقیـده و بیـان را برای همه شرکت کنند گا ن در برنامه های خود برسمیت میشناسد ولی هر نوع تبلیغ سیاسی ، سازمانی ، مذهبی و یا نژادی را مغایر اصول و اهداف خود می دانـد
Welcome to Persian Community Center Of Atlanta
Persian Community Center (PCC) of Atlanta is known as kanoon and is a non-profit organization, with no political or religious affiliation. This center is to provide and preseve cultural values and standards.
The aim is to provide support for Iranian community through cultural classes and programs to unite and integrate the rich cultural abundance that comes with the history of Iran. In PCC, we value persian art, traditional music and dance, litrature and pure cultural aspects of Persia. Our goal is to enrich the future of American-Iranian Children by providing classes and games for them.
Poetry Night
One of the most noble forms of literature is poetry. Over the centuries Perisan and non-Persian poets have written their poems in the Persian language, Farsi, and it's variations.
Even though the Farsi language has changed over time the ancient poems are still readable. Iranians highly value their poets who kept their culture and language alive even during numerous invasions. Persian songs goes back to 3000 BC to the time of king Jamshid. you can search the web or look into our links for more information on each poet and poetry in Iran.
There is cultural poetry night event, every last Friday of month, all poets and literates who are interested are welcome to join and bring their books and poems to read for other members.
Games & Entertainment
Among the new activities that Kanoon holds is Backgammon Tournoament (Takhteh Nard) an oldest game in the world which is still very popular between all ages.
Takhteh Nard or battle of wood was originated on 800 in Persia. We have at least onec a month Backgammon Tournoament..
You may find it interesting to know that the oldest backgammon in the world along with 60 pieces has been unearthed beneath the rubbles of the legendary Burnt City in Sistan-Baluchistan province, southeastern Iran.
What's New In Town
Here are some of the persian events that is happening this month in Atlanta and also
visit the links below for more information about events happening around Metro Atlanta:
April 7, 2007 - Shadmehr Aghili Concert - Atlanta Symphony Hall - Get Direction
Poetry Night 
Among the new activities that Kanoon holds is Backgammon Tournoament (Takhteh Nard) an oldest game in the world which is still very popular between all ages. 
