Attractions

This summer, two extraordinary journeys are headed to the Illuminarium, and they are not to be missed.

Love Tiny Doors ATL? From 10AM-3PM on June 18, go behind the scenes and meet artist-in-residence Karen Anderson Singer.

The most interactive circus in the world, UniverSoul Circus is in Atlanta with a lineup filled with show-stopping performances to celebrate its 29th season.

Imagine Picasso: The Immersive Exhibition is now welcoming visitors at the Pullman Yards in Atlanta.

Home to one of the world’s largest orchid collections in the world, the Atlanta Botanical Garden combines art and floral landscapes in its annual exhibition: Orchid Daze.

From civil rights leaders and politicians to millionaires and musicians, Atlanta has been home to several iconic African-American figures in history.

While a white Christmas season is unlikely for Atlanta, there’s another way to experience a winter wonderland right in our own backyard.

While Atlanta winters can be unpredictable and sometimes leave us longing to stay indoors, there’s one major reason to get outdoors – the magic of ice skating.

Grab your scarves and cameras, Holiday Road has officially made its way to the Peach State.

Come January, it’ll be time to take a trip down the rabbit hole! Following rave reviews in London, New York, Los Angeles and Chicago, the Mad Hatter Gin & Tea Party, a traveling Alice in Wonderland-inspired immersive experience, arrives in Atlanta.

Through Oct. 30, keep your eyes peeled when visiting Woodlands Garden – you just might encounter some magic!

The newest exhibition from Fernbank Museum debuts this weekend, and it’s one not to be missed.

Haunt fans, the spookiest time of the year has arrived as NETHERWORLD, America’s favorite haunted house, officially opens Sept.

The Children’s Museum of Atlanta will debut a new interactive exhibit, Rube Goldberg: The World of Hilarious Invention! Sept. 18-Jan. 2.

Stone Mountain Park’s annual Pumpkin Festival is right around the corner, offering a variety of family-friendly activities Sept. 18-Oct. 30.

Interactive experiences are making themselves at home in Atlanta this summer, as these opportunities provide indoor fun for much-needed breaks from the heat.

As Janice says … “Oh.My.

Ted Turner’s life work is now on permanent display at the University of Georgia’s Special Collections Libraries.

Puttshack, an upscale tech-infused mini-golf experience, has officially opened its doors at the Interlock on the Westside.

Virtual reality without the headgear? Sign us up.

Six Flags Over Georgia re-opens March 6, marking its 54th season! This year will see the unveiling of two new rides in the park’s Gotham City — CATWOMAN Whip and POISON IVY Toxic Spin.

Children’s Museum of Atlanta is open for in-person visits, remaining a must-see for kids around the metro area.

Imagine taking a walk through one of mankind’s greatest artistic achievements without ever actually leaving Atlanta.

Although the lights and decorations have been put away and the holiday season ended, the Chattahoochee Nature Center felt a little more fun was well deserved, in the form of its Enchanted Woodland Trail.

The holiday season is officially upon us! For those looking for activities around Atlanta to truly get in the festive spirit, consider checking out Fernbank Museum’s annual Winter Wonderland: Celebrations and Traditions Around the World.

Stone Mountain Park is ready to spread the Christmas spirit to locals and visitors alike with evenings full of festive music, dazzling lights, spectacular shows and some special visitors.

Christmas has come to town early! The World of Illumination’s Candy Rush light show is officially open at Six Flags White Water in Marietta.

Gather the family, it’s officially time to enjoy some holiday lights! Everyone’s favorite tradition, Garden Lights, Holiday Nights at Atlanta Botanical Gardens, returns Nov. 14 through Jan. 16.

It’s time to meet the newest residents of the Georgia Aquarium, and one of the most misunderstood creatures of the sea … sharks!

The weather has never been better for getting outside, and while a flight to Napa isn’t in the cards, Georgia’s own wine country is only a few hours outside the city, complete with stunning foliage and views.