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- 7 Stages Theatre Site provides information on performances, history, reservations and events.
- Alliance Theatre One of Atlanta's most popular theatres. Located in midtown Atlanta.
- Art Atlanta A comprehensive guide for Atlanta museums and galleries.
- Atlanta Ballet Provides information on performances, tickets, calendar and more.
- Atlanta Botanical Garden
- Atlanta Coalition of Theatres Representing over 100 theatre companies. Site provides useful calendar of performances.
- Atlanta Film Festival
- Atlanta History Center Museum covering Atlanta's rich history including: Indian settlements, Cotton Fields, The Civil War, Coca-Cola, Gone With The Wind, Civil Rights, CNN and The Olympic Games.
- Atlanta Music Festival April 30 - May 2, 1999. Features Rock, Blues, Alternative, Cajun, and Funk.
- Atlanta Opera Provides information on performances, tickets, opera terms, contributions, education and more.
- Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Includes information on seasons calendar, guest conductors, youth orchestra and Symphony Hall.
- Atlanta Zoo Official site providing information on exhibits and visiting the zoo.
- Atlanta's High Museum of Art Site provides information on current and upcoming exhibitions as well as general visitors information.
- Center for Puppetry Arts Visitors may attend Performances Monday through Saturday year-round in one of our three theaters.
- CNN Studio Tour Provides information on touring the CNN center in downtown Atlanta.
- Fernbank Museum of Natural History Site includes information on current and upcoming exhibits, IMAX theatre and admissions.
- Georgia Shakespear Festival Runs from June till December.
- Hammonds House
- Margaret Mitchell House Birthplace of Gone With The Wind.
- Morris Museum of Art
- Sci Trek A science and technology museum for kids and grown-ups alike. Site includes information on current and upcoming events as well as visiting hours and admission.
- Six Flags, Atlanta Georgia Attractions include the Georgia Scorcher, Looney Tunes Land, Gotham City Carnival of Chaos and others.
- Spivey Hall Concert hall located 15 miles south of Atlanta. Part of Clayton College.
- Steffen Thomas Museum A private museum in Buckhead, Georgia (70 miles east of Atlanta). he Museum is dedicated to the life and work of the American German Expressionist artist, Steffen Wolfgang George Thomas.
- Stone Mountain Park Home to the largest exposed piece of granite in the world. Visitors can explore the Park's 3,200 acres of lakes and woodlands, several major attractions and a variety of recreational activities including golf, tennis, swimming, boating, and hiking. Stone Mountain is located 16 miles east of Atlanta and open yearound.
- The Carter Center Includes a peace and human rights center as well as Jimmy Carter's library. Open to public and located just two miles from downtown Atlanta.
- The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center A memorial center celebrating the life and work of Martin Luther King Jr. Located in downtown Atlanta.
- White Water Park The South's largest water park. Located just twenty minutes outside of downtown Atlanta.
- Woodruff Center One of Atlanta's leading performance art centers. Provides information on current and upcoming performances.
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