Tag: Center for Civil and Human Rights
The Center for Civil and Human Rights is free until the end of February, thanks to a Coca-Cola grant
The Coca-Cola Foundation provided a $1 million dollar grant to downtown's National Center for Civil and Human Rights, the next-door neighbor of its own World of Coke museum, that will allow free admission to the center for anyone now through the end of February.
Spend a day playing tourist downtown
Our downtown tourist attractions are kitschy, but if you skip them, you're doing yourself a disservice. Centennial Olympic Park, World of Coke, Georgia Aquarium, SkyView Ferris wheel—you have to go at least once.
Pull up to the lunch counter at Atlanta’s Center for Civil and Human Rights
In the 1960s thousands of peaceful protesters risked violence and arrest to desegregate Atlanta’s lunch counters.
45 wickedly awesome October events for Atlanta families
Have a ghostly good time with Headless Horsemen, spooky storytelling, kite flying, carnival games, and more
23 fun events for Atlanta families in August
Pack the last days of summer with family fun, including ice cream eating contests, calf-roping, sprinkler runs, world music, and Olympic fever.
24 Atlanta festivals to enjoy this June
Ring in the first month of the summer with burger competitions, live comedy, a cemetery concert, food trucks, and even a hypnosis show.
38 fantastic family-friendly Atlanta events in June
The best ways to kick off summer with your kids, including puppet shows, butterflies, outdoor movies, bike-riding clinics and more.
20 events for Atlanta families in January
Kick the year off right with monster trucks, slithering reptiles, out-of-this-world marching bands, Peppa Pig, and more
18 cool events for Atlanta families in June
Spinning sculptures, soapbox racing, nighttime bike rides—and Weird Al!
The Center for Civil and Human Rights
A stunning addition to downtown Atlanta, the Center connects triumphs of the past with today’s global struggles. The Center showcases Atlanta’s civil rights legacy, and also reminds us that, although we have come a long way, we have not yet overcome.
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