Community Calendar

Looking for a fun way to spend your Saturday? Make it an adventure at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights—a vibrant museum where kids can play, explore, and discover stories that shape the world around them.

Start your visit in Change Agent Adventure: The Children’s Gallery, an interactive “secret headquarters” designed for children 12 and under. Here, young changemakers step into action through hands-on play, creative problem-solving, and experiences that build empathy, courage, and confidence.

Then, keep the adventure going throughout the museum with family-friendly programming designed to spark curiosity and connection. Every Saturday offers something new to explore together.

Looking for a fun way to spend your Saturday? Make it an adventure at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights—a vibrant museum where kids can play, explore, and discover stories that shape the world around them.

Start your visit in Change Agent Adventure: The Children’s Gallery, an interactive “secret headquarters” designed for children 12 and under. Here, young changemakers step into action through hands-on play, creative problem-solving, and experiences that build empathy, courage, and confidence.

Then, keep the adventure going throughout the museum with family-friendly programming designed to spark curiosity and connection. Every Saturday offers something new to explore together.

Looking for a fun way to spend your Saturday? Make it an adventure at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights—a vibrant museum where kids can play, explore, and discover stories that shape the world around them.

Start your visit in Change Agent Adventure: The Children’s Gallery, an interactive “secret headquarters” designed for children 12 and under. Here, young changemakers step into action through hands-on play, creative problem-solving, and experiences that build empathy, courage, and confidence.

Then, keep the adventure going throughout the museum with family-friendly programming designed to spark curiosity and connection. Every Saturday offers something new to explore together.

Looking for a fun way to spend your Saturday? Make it an adventure at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights—a vibrant museum where kids can play, explore, and discover stories that shape the world around them.

Start your visit in Change Agent Adventure: The Children’s Gallery, an interactive “secret headquarters” designed for children 12 and under. Here, young changemakers step into action through hands-on play, creative problem-solving, and experiences that build empathy, courage, and confidence.

Then, keep the adventure going throughout the museum with family-friendly programming designed to spark curiosity and connection. Every Saturday offers something new to explore together.

Looking for a fun way to spend your Saturday? Make it an adventure at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights—a vibrant museum where kids can play, explore, and discover stories that shape the world around them.

Start your visit in Change Agent Adventure: The Children’s Gallery, an interactive “secret headquarters” designed for children 12 and under. Here, young changemakers step into action through hands-on play, creative problem-solving, and experiences that build empathy, courage, and confidence.

Then, keep the adventure going throughout the museum with family-friendly programming designed to spark curiosity and connection. Every Saturday offers something new to explore together.

Looking for a fun way to spend your Saturday? Make it an adventure at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights—a vibrant museum where kids can play, explore, and discover stories that shape the world around them.

Start your visit in Change Agent Adventure: The Children’s Gallery, an interactive “secret headquarters” designed for children 12 and under. Here, young changemakers step into action through hands-on play, creative problem-solving, and experiences that build empathy, courage, and confidence.

Then, keep the adventure going throughout the museum with family-friendly programming designed to spark curiosity and connection. Every Saturday offers something new to explore together.

Atlanta Area School for the Deaf's annual Fall Festival is a carnival-style campus day open to families, the Atlanta Deaf community, and guests. Enjoy a bounce house, cake walk, carnival games, food, a silent auction, local and Deaf vendors, the school's Deaf History Museum, and a Scholastic Book Fair. ASL and English are used throughout the day, and ASL interpreters will be on site. Free admission; tickets for games and food are sold at the festival. Parking is in the AASD campus lots, with overflow at the mosque lot next door. All ages. Website: https://www.aasdweb.com/activities/fall-festival.html Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/28851362554479900/

Looking for a fun way to spend your Saturday? Make it an adventure at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights—a vibrant museum where kids can play, explore, and discover stories that shape the world around them.

Start your visit in Change Agent Adventure: The Children’s Gallery, an interactive “secret headquarters” designed for children 12 and under. Here, young changemakers step into action through hands-on play, creative problem-solving, and experiences that build empathy, courage, and confidence.

Then, keep the adventure going throughout the museum with family-friendly programming designed to spark curiosity and connection. Every Saturday offers something new to explore together.

Join the Atlanta Beltline for a night of free, family-friendly programming as part of the South Arts 2026-27 Southern Circuit Tour. Programming will begin at dusk and feature a screening of "American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez," exploring how migrant farmworker-turned-revolutionary artist Luis Valdez changed American culture through El Teatro Campesino and landmark works like Zoot Suit and La Bamba. The night will also feature a Q&A session with the film's director and producer, David Alvarado, a Chicano documentary filmmaker who is passionate about science, technology, and human rights.

Guests are encouraged to bring picnic blankets or chairs to sit on during the screening. Local food trucks will be on-site for those interested in purchasing dinner or snacks.

The Southern Circuit Tour of Independent Filmmakers is a program of South Arts. This screening is supported in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts

Looking for a fun way to spend your Saturday? Make it an adventure at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights—a vibrant museum where kids can play, explore, and discover stories that shape the world around them.

Start your visit in Change Agent Adventure: The Children’s Gallery, an interactive “secret headquarters” designed for children 12 and under. Here, young changemakers step into action through hands-on play, creative problem-solving, and experiences that build empathy, courage, and confidence.

Then, keep the adventure going throughout the museum with family-friendly programming designed to spark curiosity and connection. Every Saturday offers something new to explore together.