The High Museum in Atlanta is hosting an event featuring art conversations, opportunities to create art, live performances, and a chance to explore world-class art throughout the day.

This event offers free admission and drop-in programming for adults of all ages. Participants are encouraged to attend at their convenience and stay as long as desired.

All programs will be available on a first-come, first-served basis, unless noted otherwise. It is important to note that group visits cannot be accommodated on Access for All days. This includes docent-led tours and self-guided tours for schools, corporations, aging services organizations, senior residences, and other community-based organizations. For those interested in scheduling a group visit to the museum, further information is available on the Group Visits page.

A visual guide is available to assist with preparations for visits to the High Museum in Atlanta.

For those interested in performing at a public program at the High, further information can be found on the Performer Submissions page.

Important Notice: Due to high attendance during UPS Second Sundays, the Greene Family Learning Gallery will be closed, and access to special exhibitions may not be guaranteed.

The High Museum in Atlanta will host an exhibition showcasing the works of Walter Wick, a renowned photographic illustrator in the United States. Over his decades-long career, Wick has produced award-winning books, including the I SPY! and Can You See What I See? series, which have garnered the attention of diverse audiences and inspired a sense of wonder through art, craft, and technology.

This exhibition marks the largest retrospective of Wick’s work to date, featuring his innovative storytelling approach through well-known pieces such as Yikes!, Clouds, and City Blocks from I SPY Fantasy. Additionally, the exhibit will include rarely seen photographs of optical illusions in nature and various three-dimensional models that served as the basis for his iconic images. The exhibition will explore themes that have long captivated Wick, encompassing miniature worlds, optical illusions, “I spy” games, puzzle challenges, and scientific marvels.

Capacity is limited, and preregistration is required. Interested individuals are encouraged to register by accessing their accounts online or by contacting Member Services at 404-733-4575 (Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.).

The High Museum of Art in Atlanta boasts a collection of over twenty thousand works of art, ensuring that visitors encounter something new with each visit.

An interactive, docent-led adventure through the galleries is available for families. This tour is specifically designed for members and their families, allowing them to discover new artworks or explore their favorite artists.

Capacity is limited, and preregistration is required. Registration can be completed by logging into an account or by contacting Member Services at 404-733-4575 (Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.).

Family Saturdays at the High Museum in Atlanta offer arts programming designed for all ages. Participants can experiment, engage, and create art through studio workshops and explore current exhibitions via gallery tours. Monthly activities include Toddler Saturday, Drawing from Experience, and Teen Art Afternoon, ensuring that there is a suitable option for everyone each month.

Prepaid Parking

The Woodruff Arts Center experiences high visitor traffic on weekends. To secure parking, advance reservations are recommended. Prepaid parking is available for $25 upon selection of weekend tickets.

The High Museum in Atlanta is hosting a day of art conversations, creative activities, performances, and the opportunity to explore world-class art throughout the day.

This event features free admission and drop-in programming for adults of all ages. Attendees are welcome to come and stay for as long as they wish.

All programs are drop-in and operate on a first-come, first-served basis unless otherwise indicated. It is important to note that the museum cannot accommodate group visits on Access for All days. This includes docent-led tours and self-guided groups from schools, corporations, aging services organizations, senior residences, and other community-based organizations. Those interested in scheduling a group visit to the museum may refer to the Group Visits page for more information.