Parents: ever been a fine art museum that's also kid friendly? Now you have! Check out the High Museum's Toddler Thursdays for fun crafts that will bring out the inner artist in your little ones.
Great place to go! Lots of great art!
Amazing art exhibits; we recommend the special evening events like Friday Jazz! It adds to the overall museum experience!
Enjoy the art work, and awesome graffiti!
A great path for sights, art, exercising, and getting around town by foot! Caveat (for runners): on the weekend it gets a bit tricky to go running on the trail while navigating through the crowds!
What you’ll see: Wall art, sculptures, & trees planted by Trees Atlanta. There are also several shops and restaurants along the way. The trail leads into Piedmont Park, one of Atlanta's largest parks. Read more.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10; 8 pmPOETRY READING Join two amazing poets Robin Kemp and Anne Webster as Callanwolde celebrates the art and performance of poetry with readings in the unique setting of the C Read more.
Take a workshop in visual, literary or performing arts at the Callanwolde Fine Arts Center; then get inspired with a tour of the Gothic-Tudor style mansion situated on the 12.5 acre estate.
Art gallery, gift shop ranging tshirts, prints, wallets, montana cans, bags, etc. Super amazing. Open most days and nites. Check it, ya feel me.
Must check-out the annual Day of the Dead art show.
Open every day, great indie art prints and everything in the store is handmade! Great cards and jewelry
Atlantas best arts center
Atlanta Art Association members and relatives died in a plane crash in Paris. Richard Rich fundraised to build the Atlanta Memorial Arts Center, now the Woodruff Arts Center, in their memory.
Check out PLOT 7/28-31, a performance from Dance Truck that combines movement, film, sound, and art installations designed specifically for The Goat Farm's great interior and exterior spaces.
An incredible venue for live art.
This unique 19th century cotton gin complex serves as a major art and cultural center in Atlanta's west side.
Park across from Estoria 97 and walk down one side of it to Dekalb Ave and back up the other end. Best done at night for the full urban graffiti tour!
If it isn't a legal zone, this section seems to be ignored by police thanks to the phenomenal work on the walls. Make sure to have a few drinks @ the Estoria before your art walk thru wonderous krog!
If you're a fan of graffiti, Atlanta's Krog Street Tunnel is where you'll find it and where you'll be able to put it.
Atlanta's newest art museum is also a work of art. This naturally-lit exhibition space is on track to be Atlanta's only Platinum LEED Design certified building! Read more.
This used to be a parking deck, amazing pieces of art here
Awesome art pieces! I'm so glad I came to support my baby😘
A very relaxed coffee shop with good brew, tea, and some Awesome Jamaican Pies. I always love the cool and funky art selection.
Tons of cool art. Tip Cayce and he'll show you the art secret. You'll see.
A good selection of coffee and tea, breakfast sandwiches and now, brunch. All set in a quirky space with local art, wifi, books, a zine library and plenty of seating.
Don't come expecting food. Unless u want rice crispy treat or hot dog. Other than that fun place. Catholics beware u may feel guilt from church like lights and art, have a few & u won't mind
Love the art and decor but the upstairs is crazy cramped which makes it impossible to play darts or ping pong. Fun atmosphere though...
Everything. The staff, the people/regulars, the sangrias, the church organ karaoke, the atmosphere, the patio, the art and the ping-pong.
An Atlanta Landmark! If you like walking and art then you will love it...!
I absolutely love the Beltline. The trail, the art, the people-watching...all great.
Ask Susan about Tommy Taylor's art!
A modern, inspired gallery with an eye for up-and-coming artists and consistently beautiful exhibits. Check out Richard Sexton's photographs. Stunning!
A quaint little art gallery nestled in a former carriage house near Inman Park. A beautiful space... A true hidden gem.
Plaza opened its doors in 1939 & is the oldest continuously operated cinema in Atlanta. A non-profit Foundation was created to restore the theatre, promote independent film, & support the local arts. Read more.
New ownership drastically changing this once great historic landmark. Business model is strictly corporate; no more arcade, no Spookshow, art deco charm all gone. Not to mention the longtime staff.
Georgia’s oldest operating indie and art house theater. Art Deco 1920’s vibe, but with mod gear/sound. Constant rotation of classics and new releases. One my fav spots in the city!
Great to do by bike (rent at prince market). Fabulous street art along the way as well.
Love the art work on the beltline! Great walk or run
Founded in 1978 by Vincent Anthony, it's the nation’s largest organization dedicated to the art form of puppetry. Kermit the Frog and his creator Jim Henson cut the ceremonial ribbon at the opening.
Did you know? Puppetry is an ancient art, thought to originate around 30,000 B.C. Nearly every culture in the world has some form of puppetry. Read more.
Take advantage of the free art projects! So fun!
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