VISIT
ATLANTA
To enhance your experience in Atlanta, we’ve assembled a curated list of the city’s standout attractions. Limited tickets are available for you to include with your full or one-day meeting registration. Discover Atlanta’s top museums and attractions alongside a colleague!
Optional Atlanta activities will be available through October 25, 2024, or until capacity is reached. Attendees will receive information about their tickets for Atlanta activities close to the meeting.
ALL ABOUT ATLANTA
This panoramic half-day driving tour features must-see iconic landmarks.
Friday, Nov. 8, from 2-4pm
Beginning Downtown on Atlanta's world-famous Peachtree street, guests will go to the gold dome of Georgia’s state capitol building, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the ship-shaped Georgia Aquarium and the city's soaring skyline.
On the other end of Peachtree Street is Buckhead –an area of exquisite estates often called the “Beverly Hills of the South.” Nestled in this exclusive area are the Governor’s Mansion and the stately Swan House.
Intersecting Peachtree Street is Auburn Avenue. The first, and once, the most thriving black business district in the South. An important landmark of the Civil Rights Movement. Guests will visit with Martin Luther King Jr. Center and Ebenezer Baptist Church where Dr. King and his father were pastors.
This entertaining and enlightening tour ends with a stroll through Centennial Olympic Park, the heartbeat of the 1996 Summer Olympic Games.
The tour includes an experienced tour guide to take you through downtown Atlanta and transportation.
Photo credit: ACVB Marketing | Melissa McAlpine
CENTER FOR CIVIL AND HUMAN RIGHTS
Friday, Nov. 8, from 1-3pm
The National Center for Civil and Human Rights is committed to upholding justice and dignity for all individuals, and they strongly believe in the transformative potential of collective action. Through immersive exhibitions, dynamic events, engaging conversations, and educational programs, the Center aims to ignite inspiration and empower their visitors and broader community.
Established in 2014, The National Center for Civil and Human Rights serves as both a museum and an advocacy organization based in Atlanta. Their mission is to motivate individuals to harness their own agency to effect positive change in their communities and beyond. At their core, they showcase iconic exhibitions featuring the papers and artifacts of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., chronicle the history of the civil rights movement in the United States, and highlight the narratives from contemporary global struggles for human rights.
The tour includes an experienced tour guide, all admissions, and all arrangements. This is a walking tour.
Photo credit: ACVB Marketing | Melissa McAlpine
