DATE CHANGE! Due to the incoming winter storm, we've moved the Goizueta Children's Experience Grand Opening Event to SUNDAY, JANUARY 12. After enjoying the cold and snowy weather for a couple days, warm up in Atlanta's newest indoor playspace! atlantahistorycenter.com/event/goizueta…

Due to the winter storm impacting the metro-Atlanta area, our campus in Buckhead is closed on Jan 10 & 11. The Margaret Mitchell House will be closed Jan 10-12. 📸: A couple by Lake Clara Meer in Piedmont Park in Atlanta after an ice storm, Dec 1936. Kenan Research Center

We're enjoying a snow day here on Smith Farm, even if Buster and Hercules the sheep are slightly confused by it all and Claude the goat has zero interest in leaving his cozy barn. Stay warm, Atlanta!

Join us Sunday, January 19 for "I’ve Got Levys in My Genes: An Introduction to Jewish Genealogy" in partnership with the Breman Museum. Author Gary Deutsch will be speaking about getting started in your genealogy endeavors. Register now! atlantahistorycenter.com/event/ive-got-…

Due to the potential for winter weather and to keep everyone safe, our two campuses in Buckhead and Midtown are closed today, January 21. If you were planning to attend tonight's Author Talk with Bennett Parten, please keep an eye on your email for an update on your tickets.

The Atlanta History Center’s Buckhead and Midtown campuses will be closed on Wednesday, January 22. The Living Room Learning Lecture with Jeffrey Young will be canceled. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding. Stay warm!

During our panel discussion at our MLK Day Celebration, a member of the audience asked, "What books can we add to our learning… to our family libraries?” If you're also looking to expand your knowledge, check out our recommended book now! list atlantahistorycenter.com/blog/a-civil-r…

Stop by Smith Farm today to wish Hercules the sheep a very happy birthday! Recognizable by his curly horns and shy demeanor, Herc is turning 12 today. January also saw Maribelle turning seven on January 3 and Daisy turning seven last Saturday. They grow up so fast!

On this #HolocaustRemembranceDay, we honor the 6 million Jewish victims and millions of other victims of the Holocaust. In his 2016 interview, Hilbert Margol of the 42 Infantry describes what happened the day they discovered the Dachau concentration camp youtu.be/Z-yVWdTMPRM?si…

NEW DATE! Join us FEB 12 for author Bennett Parten discussing his book on a groundbreaking account of Sherman’s March to the Sea and the thousands of enslaved people who transformed Sherman’s march into the biggest liberation event in American history. atlantahistorycenter.com/event/bennett-…

Red, blue, green and everything in-between! Join us February 5 to enjoy some shimmery stories and vibrant songs to explore the colors of the rainbow in our next Toddler Storytime, taking place in the newly opened Goizueta Children Experience Exhibit! atlantahistorycenter.com/event/toddler-…

Happy Birthday to Hank Aaron, the legendary baseball player, advocate for racial equality, and the historic breaker of Babe Ruth’s 714 home run record! Celebrate his legacy with us by visiting our exhibition MORE THAN BRAVE: THE LIFE OF HENRY AARON: atlantahistorycenter.com/exhibitions/mo…

Step into a world of faith, resilience, and style through the inspiring stories of the King family women and their exquisite headpieces in our new exhibit, Hats of the King Family Women, on display now through the end of 2025. atlantahistorycenter.com/exhibitions/ha…

How did chefs use food to shift the American perspective on Black culture? Can food be used to build & support communities? What do spices look like before they end up in your pantry? Explore this & more at our Homeschool Day TASTE OF OUR NATION on 2/20! atlantahistorycenter.com/event/homescho…

"Kermit will be there, and maybe he’ll bring me along," said Jim Henson to @CntrPuppetryArts founder Vince Anthony when he was asked to attend the Center's opening in 1978. Learn more about the history of Center before our FREE Party with the Past on 2/27! atlantahistorycenter.com/blog/party-wit…

Elizabeth McDuffie was always more than just a housekeeper: she was an unofficial advisor to FDR, an avid champion for racial equality and Black workers' rights, and an inspiration to many. #WomensHistoryMonth atlantahistorycenter.com/blog/more-than…

Come celebrate Women’s History Month with us on 3/20 as we learn about the impact of women’s movements in Atlanta! We’ll explore the historic changes they achieved by highlighting important activists and advocates and their contributions to our city atlantahistorycenter.com/event/homescho…

#OTD in 1974, Henry Aaron broke Babe Ruth’s 714 home run record, one of the most exciting moments in both baseball and Atlanta history.  Learn more about his incredible career and legacy at MORE THAN BRAVE: THE LIVE OF HENRY AARON, on view now! atlantahistorycenter.com/exhibitions/mo…

This month, John and Betty Sanford celebrated their 54th wedding anniversary, but in 1971, they were denied a marriage license in Georgia—despite interracial marriage being legal nationwide since Loving v. Virginia (1967). atlantahistorycenter.com/blog/the-road-…

Summer is just around the corner, but there's still time to register for this year's summer camp! We have programs in June for kids in grades K-8 that'll have them engaging in hands-on experiences throughout our exhibits, historic houses, and gardens. atlantahistorycenter.com/programs-event…