2015 Museum Week in Atlanta, 2 for 1 entry and more

From April 25-May1 you can score big savings at dozens of different Atlanta area tourist attractions.  It’s all being done in conjunction with the 2015 American Alliance of Museums (AAM) Annual Meeting in Atlanta and part of Museum Week. The theme “Discover What’s New,” this first annual Museum Week is designed to invite people to explore the diverse cultural offerings the city has to offer.

“The hope is that thousands of people will take advantage of all the special exhibitions hosted that week,” said Mary Pat Matheson, the executive director of the Atlanta Botanical Garden and the PR & Marketing Chair for the AAM 2015 Annual Meeting. “We encourage people to explore places that are new to them and to expand their understanding of the wealth of choices they have in Atlanta.”

There are so many participating museums having buy one get one free (BOGO) that they all need to be listed.  Because you may not be familiar with all of them their website is listed right beside them.

BOGO Admission:

 Atlanta Botanical Garden (www.atlantabg.org)

Atlanta Cyclorama & Civil War Museum (atlantacyclorama.org)

Atlanta History Center (atlantahistorycenter.com)

Booth Western Art Museum (boothmuseum.org)

Braves Museum Hall of Fame (braves.com/tours)

The Breman Museum (thebreman.org)

Callanwolde Fine Arts Center (callanwolde.org)

Center for Puppetry Arts (puppet.org)

The Children’s Museum of Atlanta (childrensmuseumatlanta.org)

College Football Hall of Fame and Chick-fil-A Fan Experience (cfbhall.com)

Delta Flight Museum (deltamuseum.org)

Fernbank Museum of Natural History (fernbankmuseum.org)

Fernbank Science Center (fernbank.edu)

The Georgia Aquarium (georgiaaquarium.org)

Hammonds House Museum (hammondshouse.org)

High Museum of Art (high.org)

Historic Oakland Cemetery (oaklandcemetery.com)

Jimmy Carter Presidential Library & Museum (jimmycarterlibrary.gov)

Margaret Mitchell House (atlantahistorycenter.com/mmh)

Michael C. Carlos Museum (carlos.emory.edu)

Millennium Gate Museum (thegateatlanta.com)

Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia (MOCA GA) (mocaga.org)

Museum of Design Atlanta (museumofdesign.org)

Oglethorpe University Museum of Art (museum.oglethorpe.edu)

Spelman College Museum of Fine Art (spelman.edu/museum)

Tellus Science Museum (tellusmuseum.org)

World of Coca-Cola (worldofcoca-cola.com)

The Wren’s Nest (wrensnest.org)

It’s worth pointing out that Tellus Science Museum and Booth Western Art Museum are in Cartersville, about 45 minutes north of Atlanta.  However, both of those places are amazing and worth checking out and rival or exceed things ITP.

If that’s not enough Atlanta museum madness then these places have free admission between that same time.

CAU Art Galleries (cau.edu/art-galleries/index.html)

David J. Sencer CDC Museum (cdc.gov/museum)

Georgia Museum of Art (georgiamuseum.org)

The King Center (thekingcenter.org)

Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site (nps.gov/malu/)

Museum of History and Holocaust, KSU (historymuseum.kennesaw.edu)

Robert C. Williams American Museum of Papermaking at Ga Tech (paper.gatech.edu)

Zuckerman Museum of Art, KSU (zuckerman.kennesaw.edu)

The Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau (ACVB) has a special page on Atlanta.net with all the information on this program as well as the downloadable coupon for the 2-for-1 offer. The direct link is atlanta.net/museumweek. You can share any photo using #atlmuseumweek to get some local shares from the museums too.