From giggling toddlers to curious preteens, what kind of place brings out the inner child in everyone? Right here in the heart of Atlanta, Georgia, stands a place where imagination knows no bounds: the Children’s Museum of Atlanta. Founded in 1988, this vibrant space has been a beacon of joy and learning for generations. You might be surprised to know this museum started its journey as a “Museum Without Walls,” taking its exhibits and programs on the road to communities around Atlanta. The museum finally found its permanent home in 2003, opening its doors in a spacious facility adjacent to the Centennial Olympic Park. What makes the Children’s Museum of Atlanta so special? It’s the permanent exhibits like “Fundamentally Food,” where kids don farmer hats and gather pretend crops, shop for groceries, and even try their hand at being a chef in a playful kitchen. Then there’s “Tools for Solutions,” a whirlwind of gears, ramps, and balls, where young minds learn about physics and engineering while having a blast. Don’t miss the ever-changing Morph Gallery. This exciting space hosts three unique traveling exhibits each year, ranging from the science of sound to the magic of fairy tales, ensuring there’s always something new to discover at the Children’s Museum of Atlanta!
Omenala Griot Afrocentric Teaching Museum
“What if museums could talk?” That’s a question I often ask myself. Today, standing before the Omenala Griot Afrocentric Teaching