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National Center for Civil and Human Rights, Atlanta

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Admission from $26. Deal: $26, save $2.

About National Center for Civil and Human Rights

National Center for Civil and Human Rights is a museum in Atlanta, Georgia. Prices, hours and tickets shown here are quoted from civilandhumanrights.org, the attraction's own website. The venue publishes 3 admission prices on its own site, and sells tickets online through 29648.blackbaudhosting.com. Opening hours are published on the venue's site and shown on this page beside the date they were last read. The category, the location and the details above were read from civilandhumanrights.org, and the link on this page goes to the exact page each one came from.

Tickets and prices

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General Admission

  • Adult
    Adult
    $26
  • Youth
    Youth
    $20
  • Senior
    Senior
    $21
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Tickets, prices & hours

Adult (13-64)
$26
Adult (13-64)
$28
Youth (7-12)
$20
Youth (7-12)
$22
Senior (65+)
$21
Senior (65+)
$23

Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 AM-5:00 PM, Sunday 12:00 PM-5:00 PM

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What’s on at National Center for Civil and Human Rights

5 reasons to go, each in the venue’s own words, with the date we checked it.

Oct 10 · 11:00 amEvent

Saturday Adventures at the Center: Storytime with Katina Lett

Author Katina Lett reads Jett Gets a Pet in the Change Agent Adventure gallery. Young readers discover lessons about responsibility, kindness, and caring for others. Guests engage with book themes and explore how everyday actions create positive change.

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“October 10 | 11:00 am - 2:00 pm”

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Oct 17 · 10:00 amEvent

Saturday Adventures at the Center: Side Quest

Families become detectives for justice, following clues throughout galleries to identify influential Hispanic and Indigenous leaders. Guests explore exhibitions, learn about changemakers, complete the quest, solve the mystery, and earn a special prize.

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“October 17 | 10:00 am - 4:00 pm”

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Oct 31 · 10:00 amEvent

Saturday Adventures at the Center: Craftivism

Families create seasonal crafts inspired by belonging, justice, empathy, and standing up for others. Through hands-on making and imaginative expression, children reflect on building inclusive communities. Drop-in activity encourages creativity, conversation, and learning through play.

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“October 31 | 10:00 am - 4:00 pm”

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Nov 7 · 10:00 amEvent

Saturday Adventures at the Center: Book Spotlight "Why We Dance"

A special Saturday Storytime featuring Why We Dance: A Story of Hope and Healing celebrates culture, community, and tradition during Indigenous Heritage Month. Young readers explore themes of resilience and identity. Readings at 12pm and 1pm include hands-on activities.

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“November 7 | 10:00 am - 4:00 pm”

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Nov 14 · 11:00 amEvent

Saturday Adventures at the Center: Storytime with Joanne Telcide-Bryant

Author Joanne Telcide-Bryant shares an engaging holiday-themed children's book in the Change Agent Adventure gallery. Young readers celebrate the season while building vocabulary and literacy skills through a story filled with gratitude and family traditions.

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“November 14 | 11:00 am - 2:00 pm”

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The 3 savings

Day tickets

Plan & Save General Admission

Advance purchase discount for reserved visits

$26 $28

“Save when you reserve your visit date and time in advance. Adult (13-64): $26.00 + tax”

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If you qualify

Bank of America: Museums on Us

One free general admission ticket for eligible Bank of America cardholders on the first full weekend of each month

Free

“the National Center for Civil and Human Rights offers one free general admission ticket to eligible cardholders on the first full weekend of each month.”

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Military Family Member Discount

Up to three accompanying family members per military guest receive a discount on admission

“Up to three accompanying family members per military guest will receive a 20% discount on admission.”

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