Suggestions for Exhibit near Atlanta

Jennifer B. • April 11, 2015My toddler loves it here. Great that they have a hand washing station right outside.

Eric A. • January 22, 2018Good place to sit and read a book?

Ingrid • October 22, 2014Much more relaxing to walk to A gates amidst this cool exhibit. Fave sculpture is the one with kids leapfrogging over one another

Claude H. • October 12, 2017Directly to the right, coming up from the airport subway. Easy to miss, but DON'T!!!

Darrick G. • September 25, 2018If you have time. Don't take the train from concourse to concourse. Walk the tunnel and see the exhibits.

MsTiffany_ • December 28, 2014Perfect place for the art lover. They have offers for free admission as well. I love the variety of exhibitions they have throughout the year.

Justin L. • January 1My favorite part of any airport anywhere. I love walking through this section while between flights.

J H. • February 14, 2019We had so much fun. My son said it was the best time of his life. He’s 7. We absolutely loved it. Will be going around before they leave town. HIGHLY RECOMMEND. ❤️❤️❤️

John M. • September 13, 2010Best museum in Atlanta! Very friendly staff. Beautiful grounds allow a wonderful walk. Lincoln exhibit is a must see! Olympics display is fantastic and interactive. Take the challenge!

Tasha T. • February 1, 2017Excellent space with amazing exhibitions.

Alison P. • January 17, 2017Fantastic museum — great design with informative and engaging exhibits. Take your time to watch the videos, listen to the audio recordings and sit at the lunch counter.

Danny K. • October 21, 2017Fascinating and well-curated collection - and the Jim Henson exhibit is awesome :)

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency • September 5, 2012EPA's Documerica Returns Traveling Exhibit will be on display at the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum Sept. 24-25. Learn about the exhibit and our State of the Environment Photo Project.

Juicy Couture • September 13, 2010A modern, inspired gallery with an eye for up-and-coming artists and consistently beautiful exhibits. Check out Richard Sexton's photographs. Stunning!

Priyanka S. • October 23, 2012check out special exhibition 'For I am the Black Jaguar': Shamanic Visionary Experience in Ancient American Art on the third floor. Beautiful.

Jason G. • December 27, 2016The best museum in Atlanta. Very fun and interactive, and the employees are very knowledgeable about the players and exhibits.

Jim B. • May 5, 2017Great people, great exhibits, great beverages!

Andy1 P. • November 11, 2013If you're silly, conservative, or evangelical enough to say ATL'd be better off if this giant ACTUAL dinosaur had the pelvic bones unfamiliar to you REMOVED, beware: you might be the 1st eaten...

Meredith B. • October 26, 2018Great fine art photography gallery in a cute little house. They always have amazing exhibitions and events.

HISTORY • April 19, 2010Established in 1968 by Coretta Scott King, the Center is the official living memorial dedicated to the advancement of the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Exhibits illustrate his life & teachings.

Andrew C. • September 22, 2017Amazing work MLK did for civil rights, but so depressing on how horrendous society. The small but effective exhibit takes you thru the history of the movement + beautiful rose garden outside too!!!

Atlanta • March 13, 2014This is the place where kids learn while having tons of fun. Hands-on exhibitions and fun activities that your kids will love highlight any trip to this attraction.

Bianca A. • January 6, 2017All of the exhibits are amazing and worth checking out. Give yourself at least minimum 4 hours to see it all.

Tracey F. • March 23, 2013Amazing exhibit! Nice new space in the design district.

Elizabeth • June 23, 2015We loved the exhibits but found the museum a bit small.

Jennifer Kjellgren ~. • February 14, 2013A Better View is a creative agency, gallery space and collective. Its exhibits are cool, contemporary and engaging from artists around the world.

Amnesty International • April 4, 2011The upcoming exhibit "Torn from My Home: My Life as a Refugee" will allow visitors to better understand what it means to be an individual forced to flee their home due to violence & armed conflict.

Ravi B. • April 4, 2014Awesome exhibit! I learned a lot about the history of epidemics un the modern century