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Whether you’re an ATL native or just visiting for the weekend, there’s more to Atlanta than meets the eye. 🧡 Discover the stories, history, and courageous voices that helped shape our city and continue to inspire the next generation. Come experience Atlanta through a different lens at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights. #AtlantaHistory #ExploreAtlanta #ATLThingsToDo

Take a seat at the Lunch Counter and discover what moves you! For a limited time, get 20% off adult admission with code COUNTER20. Comment "COUNTER" and we’ll send you the link!

❤️ This Veterans Day, we honor your service and sacrifice. Celebrate with us at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights! Veterans and active-duty military receive FREE admission, and up to four accompanying family members receive 20% off admission. 🎟️ Redeem in person on November 11 with valid military or veteran ID.

✨Join seven-time GRAMMY® Award nominee Nnenna Freelon at the Center for an intimate musical experience and conversation inspired by her memoir, Beneath the Skin of Sorrow: Improvisations on Loss, and album, Beneath the Skin. Explore the connections between music, resilience, healing, and the stories that shape us. 🧡 November 7 | 12–1:30 PM 🧡 Free with museum admission. Comment "FREELON" to book your tickets.

This weekend is the start of Veterans Day Weekend at the Center, and it’s free for veterans and active-duty military. Saturday, November 7. Sunday, November 8. Tuesday, November 11. Bring your family. Veterans and active-duty personnel get in free, and accompanying family members get 20% off, up to four guests. Before you come, grab one of these: a DD214 copy, a Veteran ID card, a driver’s license with a veteran designation, or a military ID. The offer is redeemed in person at the ticket window, not online. Sponsored by @homedepotfoundation Link in bio for everything you need to know before you visit. #veteransday #atlantaveterans #homedepotfoundation

Join us for a special storytime of Why We Dance in honor of Indigenous Heritage Month, followed by a hands-on activity for kids. 🧡 📆 Sat, Nov 7 l Readings at 12 & 1 pm Comment "ADVENTURE" to join the storytime!

Ready to turn good intentions into real impact? Join Pebble Tossers for Intro to Changemaking, a civics training designed for parents and teens to learn together how to make a difference in their community. 📅 November 21: 1 PM – 3 PM 📍 National Center for Civil and Human Rights 100 Ivan Allen Jr. Blvd NW, Atlanta, GA Bring your teen, bring your questions, and leave with the tools to start making change. Spots are limited, so save your seat today! #PebbleTossers #AtlantaEvents #ParentsAndTeens #ATL

Free admission for veterans and active-duty military personnel at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights on November 7, 8, and 11. Your family gets 20% off general admission, too. Councilman Jason Dozier, a proud U.S. Army veteran, is inviting you to see what the Center has to offer: interactive experiences like the Lunch Counter, handwritten sermons from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and a Children’s Gallery the whole family can enjoy. This offer is in-person only at the Center’s ticket window. Bring one of these: a DD214 (a copy is accepted), a Veteran ID card, a driver’s license with a veteran designation, or a military ID. Sponsored by @homedepotfoundation Link in bio for details. #veteransday #atlvets #atlantaveterans

An afternoon of music, storytelling, and meaningful connection awaits. 🎶 Join seven-time GRAMMY® Award nominee Nnenna Freelon at the Center for an intimate afternoon of live music and conversation inspired by her memoir, Beneath the Skin of Sorrow: Improvisations on Loss, and album, Beneath the Skin. Through music and personal reflection, explore themes of resilience, healing, and the power of human connection. 🧡November 7 | 12–1:30 PM 🧡Free with museum admission. Comment "FREELON" to book your tickets

What does courage feel like? Comment "COUNTER" and we'll send you the link. 20% off adult admission with code COUNTER20 In 1960, students sat down at segregated lunch counters and refused to leave. They knew what it could cost them. Now it’s your turn to take a seat. At the Lunch Counter Sit-In Simulation, listen closely, reflect on what you hear, and explore the courage that changed history. It’s a simulation, not a replica of what those students endured. But it’s a chance to sit with the question they answered: what are you willing to fight for? Discover what moves you. Comment "COUNTER" and we'll send you the link. 20% off adult admission with code COUNTER20

Come experience what’s new and rediscover what makes the Center unforgettable! ❤️ Enjoy 20% off adult admission with code "COUNTER20". Comment "COUNTER" and we'll send you the link. #LunchCounter

🇺🇸 Honor those who serve! Join us at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights on November 7, 8 & 11. Veterans and active-duty military receive free admission, plus 20% off admission for up to four family members. 🎟️ Redeem in person with valid military or veteran ID. Presented by The Home Depot Foundation. #VeteransDay #AtlantaEvents #HumanRights

Two minutes. An experience you’ll carry for a lifetime. Get 20% off adult admission with code “COUNTER20”and experience the powerful lessons of the Lunch Counter at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights. Comment "COUNTER" and we'll send you the link.

Join us for Saturday Adventures at the Center: Craftivism on October 31! Families can get creative with a seasonal craft while exploring the power of kindness, empathy, justice, and standing up for others. October 31 | 10 AM–4 PM National Center for Civil and Human Rights Comment “ADVENTURE” to join the discovery! Bring your little changemakers and turn creativity into action! 🌎

This November, Saturday Adventures at the Center bring stories, puzzles, and hands-on fun for families. Nov 7: Book Spotlight with “Why We Dance: A Story of Hope and Healing.” Readings at 12 PM and 1 PM, followed by a hands-on activity. Nov 14: Storytime with @joshnellyspublishing Readings at 11 AM and 1 PM in the Change Agent Adventure gallery. Nov 21: Side Quest, 10 AM to 4 PM. Solve clues through the galleries, discover changemakers, and earn a prize. Nov 28: Craftivism, 10 AM to 4 PM. Make a bracelet with a message of encouragement, then take home one made by a past visitor. Every Saturday, the format changes, but the purpose stays the same: helping families see how history shows up in their lives right now. Save the dates and book your spot at the link in bio.

soccer is political. so is the lunch counter movement. #photodump

Celebrating 100 years of art for Atlanta. Happy birthday to our neighbors and partners at the @highmuseumofart! Here’s to another century of stories that move us.

A moment to sit, listen, reflect, and connect with history. Get 20% off adult admission with code COUNTER20. 📲 Comment “COUNTER” and we’ll send you the link! #LunchCounter #Atlanta

What does it feel like to sit in a seat that tells a powerful story of history? Visit the Museum today and experience it. Get 20% off adult admission with code COUNTER20! 📲 Comment “COUNTER” and we’ll send you the link. #LunchCounter #Atlanta

🕵🏾‍♀️✨ Ready for an adventure? Join us for Saturday Adventures at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights! 🔎👀 Bring the family for a day of discovery, exploration, and changemaking! 📅 Saturday, October 17 ⏰ 10 AM – 4 PM 📍 National Center for Civil and Human Rights 👇🏾 Comment “ADVENTURE” to join the discovery! #SaturdayAdventures #FamilyFunAtlanta

a mile in their shoes, a lifetime of perspective #photodump #ATL

History isn’t just something you read about. Sometimes, you have to sit with it. Come experience the Lunch Counter and explore the stories of courage, resistance, and resilience that continue to inspire change today. 🎟️ 20% off adult admission with code COUNTER20 Comment "COUNTER" and we’ll send you the link!

The rise. The flourish. The fall. This is what the Reconstruction Era looked like. 11 years of Black Americans building something extraordinary, followed by the violence of its erasure. @jewel_ballerina dances this truth in front of a permanent installation by @zsudayka and @jtcolorofsound created for the National Center for Civil and Human Rights' Reconstruction Era wing. During its installation, the artists said it's the most important work of their careers thus far. That everything we are experiencing today is a result of the failures of those 11 years. “We are both very honored that our ancestors spoke through us to create this painting.” And in this moment, Jewel's body carries that weight forward.

Loving the #ConfuseTheEnemy trend! 🔥✨ Breathtaking artwork by @zsudayka & @jtcolorofsound , paired with incredible dance by @jewel_ballerina . 🎨💃🏾 Creativity, movement, and expression all coming together! 👏🏾

Comment "ADVENTURE" below for 3 lessons waiting for your children this Saturday when author Katina Lett reads "Jett Gets a Pet" right here in the Change Agent Adventure gallery. Through Jett's journey, young readers discover what it really means to look out for those around you. But here's the best part: after the reading, it gets interactive. Kids don't just hear the story. They explore what empathy and compassion actually look like in their own lives. They think about how everyday actions can make a difference in the world. Perfect for elementary-aged children and families who are ready to engage with stories that matter. Saturday, October 10 | 10:30 AM at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights. Comment "ADVENTURE" to start YOUR Saturday Adventure!

Comment "KOKU" below and get ready for October 24th, when storytime becomes story-doing. Interactive storyteller @mamakokustoryteller is joining us to lead a high-energy, improvised session where your kids get to become a part of the story. Then keep the adventure going in the Change Agent Adventure: Children's Gallery. Included with admission. Comment "KOKU" below and we'll send you everything you need to plan your visit. 👇

Take a seat at the Lunch Counter and experience a powerful piece of history. For a limited time, get 20% off adult admission with code COUNTER20. Comment COUNTER and we’ll send you the link!

Big stories can inspire big change! Join us for Saturday Adventures at the Center on October 3 for a special Storytime featuring Sofia Valdez, Future Prez. 📖 Storytime: 12 PM & 1 PM 📍 National Center for Civil and Human Rights Bring the family and let’s inspire the next generation of changemakers! 👉Comment "ADVENTURE" to learn more!

One week left. Use code KIDSFREE26 at checkout. Bring your kids to the Center for free where one child plays free with every general admission ticket purchased. That means a full family day of exploring, learning, and adventure! It all ends September 30 so don't let it slip away. Use code KIDSFREE26 at checkout. Comment FREE below to get started.

Atlanta’s history deserves to be remembered. The 1906 Atlanta Race Massacre is a critical part of our city’s history. Learn, remember, and explore the stories that continue to shape Atlanta today. Follow @1906atlantaracemassacre 🔗 Click the link in bio to learn more. #1906Atlanta #AtlantaHistory #BlackHistory #NCCHR

Time to move. 💃 Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with an interactive dance workshop for kids, followed by a live performance from Alma Mexicana in our lobby. Comment "ADVENTURE" to join the celebration. 📍 Sept 26 | 12–1 PM National Center for Civil and Human Rights 100 Ivan Allen Jr. Blvd NW, Atlanta

"There is a place for everybody here." Leaders at the Ponte Las Pilas Summit break down why Latino culture isn't one note, it's Chinese, Lebanese, African, German, and everything in between, all woven into one beautiful symphony. TOMORROW is @iamgaleo's Hispanic Heritage Month Luncheon. U.S. Senator keynoting. If you could bring one person who's never been in a room like that, who would it be? 👇 Last chance to register 🔗 Link in bio #hispanicheritagemonth #latinoleadership #latinoculture

Mark your calendars ✨ We're giving away 1 ticket to the @iamgaleo Hispanic Heritage Month Luncheon, featuring keynote speakers Sen. Ruben Gallego and Claudia Caycho Acosta on Friday, Sept 18, 2026, at The Morrow Center. TO ENTER: FOLLOW - both @civilandhumanrights & @iamgaleo TAG - 1 friend in the comments; 1 tag per comment, up to 10 entries per person! RULES: Starts: Sep 16 Ends: Sep 17 at 1pm EST Winner selected at random via a comment-picker tool on Sep 17 at 3pm EST Must be 18+ and reside in the US (ticket is for an in-person event in Morrow, GA) Prize: 1 general admission ticket (value $100). No travel/lodging included. Winner must respond within 3 hours of notification or a new winner will be chosen Not sponsored or endorsed by Instagram. ANNOUNCEMENT: Winner announced in Stories & tagged in a post on Sep 17. #hispanicheritagemonth

Detectives wanted. 🔎 This Saturday, follow clues through the Center to uncover the stories of Hispanic and Indigenous changemakers who shaped history. Comment "ADVENTURE" and we'll send your first clue. 📍 Sept 19 | 10 AM–4 PM National Center for Civil and Human Rights 100 Ivan Allen Jr. Blvd NW, Atlanta

(LINK IN BIO) PART 2 - Continuing our conversation with HAMILTON's crew at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights. Ari on what she hopes people take away beyond the music: "Hamilton is just the opening to a lot of important things... it's a gateway into people learning American history." Leon on what comes after the curtain call: history repeats itself, and every generation needs change makers willing to speak out. This is HAMILTON's final week at @thefoxtheatre. Last show: September 20. Link in Bio for special savings on tickets. Don't miss it. @broadwayatlanta

"We're all rowing the boat in the same direction." 12% of Georgia is Latino, and that number keeps growing. We asked leaders at the Ponte Las Pilas Summit who they'd bring into a room built for Latino leadership... grandmothers, young professionals, people who've never seen themselves in a room like that before. That room is happening. Sept 18, 11am-1pm. Hispanic Heritage Month Luncheon presented by @iamgaleo Link in Bio to be there. Who are YOU bringing? 👇 #hispanicheritagemonth #latinoleadership #latinoculture

PART 1 -- We spoke with some of HAMILTON's crew during their visit to the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, and the conversation went straight to the heart of why this partnership matters. Aiko on storytelling: "It's the basis of how we access empathy... it helps us understand where people have been in a way history books can't." Leon on being a change maker: it starts with knowing your community well enough to spark conversations that lead to action. HAMILTON's final week at @thefoxtheatre is here. Last show: September 20. Special savings on tickets, Link in Bio. Don't miss it. @broadwayatlanta

"It's not one note. It's a beautiful cacophony." We asked leaders at the @iamgaleo Ponte Las Pilas Latino Leaders Summit what they wish people understood about Latino culture, and who they'd bring into a room built for Latino leadership. Abuelas. Young professionals. People who've never seen themselves in that seat before. That room is happening. Hispanic Heritage Month Luncheon, Sept 18, 11am-1pm. U.S. Senator keynoting. Link in Bio for more info. Who are YOU bringing? #hispanicheritagemonth #latinoleadership #latinoculture

A powerful moment at the Lunch Counter. ✊🏾 We had @drdavidchilds, and @karynparsons participate in the Lunch Counter experience at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights. #knowyourhistory

Things get broken... systems, promises, objects, people. Somebody always does the work of fixing it.

This Saturday, author J.P. Miller is reading from "Leaders Like Us: Ketanji Brown Jackson," and she's not spoiling the whole story just yet... Comment "ADVENTURE" to book your spot. What you will discover: the life and accomplishments of the first Black woman to serve on the United States Supreme Court. What J.P. will reveal: how one legal case she litigated touches your family's life every single day. After the reading, it gets interactive. Kids and caregivers will reflect together on what it means to be a leader and a changemaker. Perfect for elementary-aged children who are ready to see themselves in these big stories. Saturday, September 12 | 11 AM & 1 PM at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights. Comment "ADVENTURE" to book your spot.

History goes beyond something you read about in textbooks when it becomes something you experience. It becomes stories told by people who understand why they matter. The courage, adventure, and connection within them. Looking for things to do with your family this weekend? Every Saturday at the Center, we've created space for families, young learners, and change agents to step into history in new ways. Sometimes it's through storytelling. Sometimes it's mystery, craft, or hands-on experience. The format changes, but the purpose stays the same: to help you see how history, civil rights, and human dignity show up in your life right now. @ceojaiferrell, CEO of @girlscoutsatl and author of "Lola, the Butterfly Who Found Her Wings," was here sharing how storytelling preserves history, honors it, and makes sure we don't repeat the painful parts. That's what Saturday Adventures are about. Educational activities for kids that are actually engaging. Indoor Atlanta family activities designed to inspire curiosity and connection. Explore what's coming next at the Link in Bio. 🎥 @thehamptonmediagroup

@karynparsons and @drdavidchilds are the duo behind tomorrow's free workshop: Bridging the Arts to Civil Rights History. Educators, school leaders, and community members walk away with real, ready-to-use lesson plans and culturally responsive strategies centered on justice. These resources are built to travel straight back to your classroom, your district, your community. Swipe through to see what's in store. ➡️ 📍 National Center for Civil and Human Rights, Atlanta 🗓️ September 10 🎟️ Free Comment "BRIDGE" to register now.

Comment "BRIDGE" to register for a workshop built around real books, real history, and real dialogue. Featuring multicultural literature and supported by museum resources and hands-on writing exercises. 📍 National Center for Civil and Human Rights, Atlanta GA 🗓️ September 10 🎟️ Free Comment "BRIDGE" to register

📚✨ Saturday Adventures are back at the Center! Join us for a special Saturday Storytime featuring author and changemaker J.P. Miller, as we bring stories of leadership, courage, and change to life. 📅 September 12 ⏰ 11 AM & 1 PM 📍 National Center for Civil and. Human Rights Comment “TICKETS” and join us at the Center!

Comment "BRIDGE" to register for real, practical, ready-to-use tools that you'll walk away with from this workshop. @karynparsons and @drdavidchilds are building a suite of culturally responsive lesson plans and strategies made for educators, school leaders, and community members who'll take it straight back to their classrooms and districts. 📍 National Center for Civil and Human Rights, Atlanta GA 🗓️ September 10 🎟️ Free for educators, school leaders, and community members Comment "BRIDGE" to register

Make history come alive for the whole family this month✨ This September, the National Center for Civil and Human Rights is offering FREE admission for kids! It’s a wonderful opportunity to bring the whole family to explore🧡 🎟️ Use promo code KidsFree26 at checkout!

🎭✨ IT’S OPENING DAY! The story that changed Broadway is officially taking over Atlanta! HAMILTON is at @thefoxtheatre September 2–20. 🇺🇸 Experience the groundbreaking musical that blends hip-hop, jazz, R&B, and Broadway to tell Alexander Hamilton’s journey from immigrant to Founding Father. 🎟️ Center community members can use code "ATLNCCHR" for special savings on select performances. 🔗 LINK IN BIO

Comment "BRIDGE" to register @karynparsons (Hilary from "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air," founder of @swtblackberry) is teaming up with @drdavidchilds for a workshop that connects civil rights history directly to modern social justice education... through art, literature, and real dialogue. 📍 National Center for Civil and Human Rights, Atlanta GA 🗓️ September 10 🎟️ Free for educators, school leaders, and community members Comment "BRIDGE" to register

If you're a Georgia educator just like @_itskaylah_ then you need to see this. Comment "OPENHOUSE" to join tomorrow! The Educator Open House at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights is an opportunity to discover resources, connect with other teachers, and get inspired at the start of the school year. And it's FREE. You'll explore the expanded Civil Rights Gallery and the brand-new Change Agent Adventure Children's Gallery. You'll learn how the museum's programs align with Georgia Standards of Excellence. You'll leave with a field guide and resources designed for your classroom. Saturday, August 29, 9 AM–12 PM. Do yourself a favor: Comment "OPENHOUSE" to register and bring an educator friend. You'll thank @_itskaylah_ in September.

🎭 THE STORY THAT CHANGED BROADWAY IS COMING TO ATLANTA! HAMILTON is taking over @thefoxtheatre September 2–20, 2026! ✨ Experience *HAMILTON* the groundbreaking musical blending hip-hop, jazz, R&B, and Broadway to tell Alexander Hamilton’s story from immigrant to Founding Father. 🎭✨ As a member of the Center community, 🎟️ Use promo code ATLNCCHR for special savings on select performances. LINK IN BIO🔗

Tomorrow morning. 9 AM. Free. Comment "OPENHOUSE" and we'll see you tomorrow. The Educator Preview is happening in less than 24 hours, and we still have spots available. If you're looking for fresh ideas, real resources, and connections with other Atlanta educators... tomorrow is your day. Experience the museum from your students' perspective. Explore the expanded Civil Rights Gallery and Change Agent Adventure Children's Gallery. Walk away with a field guide and resources you can use immediately. Saturday, August 29, 9 AM–12 PM at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights. Comment "OPENHOUSE" and we'll see you tomorrow.

Teachers, comment "OPENHOUSE" to get FREE access to this Educator Preview. How many of you enter a new school year knowing exactly where to find resources that actually work for your classroom? This Saturday, August 29, 9 AM–12 PM, we're hosting something designed specifically for you. You'll experience the museum from your students' perspective, explore our expanded Civil Rights Gallery and our brand-new Change Agent Adventure Children's Gallery, and walk away with actual resources you can use Monday morning. You'll also connect with other Atlanta educators and learn how our programs align with Georgia Standards of Excellence. One Saturday. Inspiration for an entire school year. Spots are limited. Comment "OPENHOUSE" to get access now.

Happening this Saturday at the Center! Join us for Saturday Adventures: Saturday Storytime with @mamakokustoryteller at 1 PM. Explore the Change Agent Adventure Children's Gallery, an interactive space where kids to play, create, and build confidence as they discover what it means to be a changemaker. Comment “TICKETS” and join us at the Center!

🏆Congratulations to the Teacher of the Year and one of our very own amazing museum influencers, @socialstudiesscholar 🎉📚 We’re so proud to celebrate your dedication, impact, and commitment to inspiring the next generation. ❤️

📚✨ Don’t miss this Saturday at the Center! Join us for Saturday Adventures: Saturday Storytime with Mama Koku, a storyteller and changemaker, on August 22 at 1 PM. Comment “TICKETS” and join us at the Center!

Saturday plans? We’ve got you covered 👀✨ Saturday Adventures is your chance to explore, learn, and experience something new at the Center. Comment “TICKETS” below and we’ll send you the link!

Please note that on August 6, the National Center for Civil and Human Rights will close early. We're open 10 AM–4 PM, with last entry at 3 PM. Plan your visit accordingly 🧡

Please note that beginning July 20, the National Center for Civil and Human Rights will be closed on Mondays. We look forward to welcoming you Tuesday through Sunday to experience stories that inspire action and change. Be sure to plan your visit accordingly, and we look forward to seeing you soon.

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