Tag: Atlanta History Center

Tour the city on two wheels, watch a butterfly release, see a Dancing Granny, and build a sand castle in Decatur Square

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo, watch an operatic take on Cinderella, wander through a grove of pastel trees, and paddle down the 'hooch on Mother's Day.

Kid-friendly musicals, Pete the Cat, YA authors, and egg hunts galore

Step into spring (and festival season) with fairy houses, dinosaurs, science fun, and cherry blossoms galore.

This January has everything: Monster trucks, marching bands, the Little Mermaid, a submarine car, and more!

If you were to choose a single object or idea to represent the city of Atlanta, what would it be? Two years ago, the Atlanta History Center posed this question to visitors, school groups, and the general public, inviting the community to help curate its exhibition Atlanta in 50 Objects.

Get into the holiday spirit with caroling, light displays, the Pink Pig, and more

Brush up on local history at these bimonthly shindigs, hosted by the Atlanta History Center at notable venues like the Fox Theatre or Westview Cemetery.

Through the lens of his camera, journalist and photographer Boyd Lewis watched as Atlanta transformed itself during the second half of the 20th century. Lewis donated more than 10,000 of his images to the Atlanta History Center, and through January 16, you can see 60 of those photos on display at the Margaret Mitchell House.

Have a ghostly good time with Headless Horsemen, spooky storytelling, kite flying, carnival games, and more