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Jump to… 20 fun things to do with kids in Atlanta 1. Eat for free every day of the week 2. Whoosh along the world’s longest zip line tour 3. Celebrate Halloween twice with Dragon Con 4. Play basketball like an Atlanta Hawk at the team's refurbished courts 5. Grab a sweet local treat 6. Visit these local Atlanta toy stores 7. Bike from Smyrna to Alabama 8. Find cute clothes while shopping local 9. See the adorable animals arriving all the time 10. Drop in at a local skate park 11. Visit one of these new Atlanta attractions 12. Meet the Muppets at the Center for Puppetry Arts 13. Have fun on a rainy day 14. Play on genuine works of art 15. Visit the National Center for Civil and Human Rights 16. Start a book club with these picks by Georgia authors 17. Cool off at one of these 7 Atlanta splash pads 18. Take in family-friendly fun at Woodruff Arts Center 19. Flip for Flipper at the Georgia Aquarium 20. Play detective with Clue Town Books Awesome opportunity: Earn a bike by learning to fix it Awesome opportunity: Learn to code for free Awesome opportunity: Learn how to get into show business, like Atlanta's own Owen Vaccaro Awesome opportunity: Get an epic birthday cake Awesome opportunity: Little Shop of Stories' camps are worth the wait
Woodruff Arts Center is finding new ways to reel them in. This summer you can get up close with original artworks by The Very Hungry Caterpillar author and illustrator Eric Carle at the High Museum, or head across the piazza to the Alliance Theatre to see a new musical inspired by Carle’s book Pancakes, Pancakes! At Woodruff’s large, free family festivals—jointly presented by the High, the Alliance, and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra—you can participate in art- and music-making workshops, try out instruments, view special performances, and learn more about the artists (the next festival is June 12). And every Sunday afternoon, there’s free kid-friendly programming.
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Jump to… 20 fun things to do with kids in Atlanta 1. Eat for free every day of the week 2. Whoosh along the world’s longest zip line tour 3. Celebrate Halloween twice with Dragon Con 4. Play basketball like an Atlanta Hawk at the team's refurbished courts 5. Grab a sweet local treat 6. Visit these local Atlanta toy stores 7. Bike from Smyrna to Alabama 8. Find cute clothes while shopping local 9. See the adorable animals arriving all the time 10. Drop in at a local skate park 11. Visit one of these new Atlanta attractions 12. Meet the Muppets at the Center for Puppetry Arts 13. Have fun on a rainy day 14. Play on genuine works of art 15. Visit the National Center for Civil and Human Rights 16. Start a book club with these picks by Georgia authors 17. Cool off at one of these 7 Atlanta splash pads 18. Take in family-friendly fun at Woodruff Arts Center 19. Flip for Flipper at the Georgia Aquarium 20. Play detective with Clue Town Books Awesome opportunity: Earn a bike by learning to fix it Awesome opportunity: Learn to code for free Awesome opportunity: Learn how to get into show business, like Atlanta's own Owen Vaccaro Awesome opportunity: Get an epic birthday cake Awesome opportunity: Little Shop of Stories' camps are worth the wait
Instead of shushing young visitors, Woodruff Arts Center is finding new ways to reel them in. This summer you can get up close with original artworks by The Very Hungry Caterpillar author and illustrator Eric Carle at the High Museum, or head across the piazza to the Alliance Theatre to see a new musical inspired by Carle’s book Pancakes, Pancakes! At Woodruff’s large, free family festivals—jointly presented by the High, the Alliance, and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra—you can participate in art- and music-making workshops, try out instruments, view special performances, and learn more about the artists (the next festival is June 12). And every Sunday afternoon, there’s free kid-friendly programming.
