Highlights
Dive into historic artworks by people of African descent with engaging artist talks and workshops at this stunning estate
About This Deal
Dive deep into the rich tapestry of African American art at Hammonds House Museum. Open on weekends, this cultural treasure offers a unique setting to explore galleries filled with history and culture. With rotating exhibits, there is always something new to discover. Be sure to check the online schedule before planning your visit!
What We Offer
Choose from single-day admission options or year-long membership plans tailored for individuals and families. Each option provides full access to the museum's exhibitions and unique galleries.
Admission for 2 Adults
$7
Perfect entry ticket for couples wanting a cultural day out.
Admission for 4 Adults
$12
Admission for four adults to explore the museum's exhibitions.
Admission for 6 Adults
$15
Entry for six adults into the galleries and sculpture garden.
Individual Membership
$15
Year-long access plus exclusive member benefits.
Family Membership
$25
Unlimited entry for families along with special events access.
Why You Should Grab the Offer
- A Cultural Treasure: Experience a distinctive blend of historic and contemporary art within a charming Victorian home setting in Atlanta.
- Community & Education: Deepen your appreciation of African American culture through engaging educational programming and workshops.
- Intimate Environment: Enjoy an intimate space that encourages dialogue between artists and audiences alike.
- Tranquil Sculpture Garden: Take in moments of peace and beauty in the John Rhoden Sculpture Garden.
Fine Print
About Hammonds House Museum
For about three decades, Hammonds House Museum has served to bring the works from artists of African descent to Atlanta. As you tour, you can see works from Romare Bearden, Robert S. Duncanson, Benny Andrews, and many more—more than 350 works total, plus rotating exhibits. During the year, the museum also hosts related cultural events, such as artist talks, art camps, book readings, and music concerts. The museum is the former home of the late Dr. Otis Thrash Hammonds, a medical doctor and patron of the arts.
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