Tag: Children’s Museum of Atlanta

Every March for nearly a decade, Children’s Museum of Atlanta has built a suite of programming celebrating Women’s History Month, all designed for young people who may not yet know the meaning of women, history, or even months. This year, the theme of the exhibit is “daredevils,” featuring women who broke the mold in their respective fields.

If you’re getting antsy while staying home on lockdown, we’ve rounded up some of the city’s digital offerings from theater to cocktail hours.

Stop by JapanFest in Duluth for street food and anime, celebrate the 10th anniversary of the BeltLine Lantern Parade, and Curious George arrives at the Children's Museum of Atlanta.

Celebrate the historic moment with a moon-themed pop-up bar, film screenings, activities for kids, and more.

Just like when Hurricane Irma barreled into Florida this time last year, Atlanta is displaying its Southern hospitality by welcoming evacuees with open arms. Hurricane Florence evacuees, enjoy your stay in Georgia's capital with these discounts and free deals.

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

A month full of cabin fever–busting events, from kid-friendly plays to tree-spotting hikes

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