A homeschool day exploring the people and places of pre-European Georgia, included with admission.
Atlanta History Center is hosting a homeschool day on Thursday, April 15, 2027, focused on the people and places of pre-European Georgia. The session runs at 10 AM on the main campus, and it's included with admission.
The day centers on Native Georgia, so the focus is on the Indigenous cultures that lived across this region long before European arrival. It's a chance to look at the people and the places of that era—the Mississippian chiefdoms, the mound-building societies, and the way of life that defined the area for centuries. If you've got kids who are into history or just curious about what Georgia looked like before the colonial maps were drawn, this is exactly that.
Because it's a homeschool day, it's set up with that crowd in mind, though it works just as well for any family looking for a morning out. You'll spend the time exploring the pre-European history of the region, and since it's at the History Center, you're in a place that keeps the records and artifacts of the city and the state. It's a good way to get a concrete sense of the land's early history without having to dig through a textbook on your own.
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It kicks off at 10 AM on the main campus, and the cost is included with admission, so you don't need a separate ticket for the session itself. If you're planning a homeschool day around it, that's a solid anchor for a Thursday morning.
