For Adults Events

Set out on a musical journey with the city’s most popular DJs. Explore the museum’s special exhibitions and collections. Grab a drink and meet new friends for an unforgettable night of music and art.

Experiment, explore, and create at Teen Art Afternoon! Join the Teen Team for art making, tours, and more. Free for teens!

Each session focuses on a different way of seeing and capturing the world around us while allowing participants to explore their own personal expression and develop their drawing skills.

In this workshop, we will explore monotype, a printmaking technique combining the directness of painting and drawing with the surprising effects of printed ink on paper. Looking at the painting process found in Henry Matisse’s Woman Seated at the Piano (Femme assise devant son piano) and the loose paint application of Sam Doyle’s John Chisolem St. Helena—First Embalmer, we will explore the expressive potential of this medium.

We invite artists, health professionals, educators, community organizers, and others working at the intersection of arts and health in Atlanta to join us for an afternoon of restoration at the museum.

Musing Together is a monthly art conversation program designed for individuals with early-stage Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia and their care partners

Join us as we explore Giants: Art from the Dean Collection of Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys.

Engage with Atlanta through art! Led by Joshua Robinson, a writer and educator based in Atlanta, this walking tour will explore hip-hop’s relationship with modern and contemporary art. Through guided exploration, participants will learn about the intersections of music and art and their significance to what’s on view at the museum.

Engage with Atlanta through art! Led by Joshua Robinson, a writer and educator based in Atlanta, this walking tour will explore hip-hop’s relationship with modern and contemporary art. Through guided exploration, participants will learn about the intersections of music and art and their significance to what’s on view at the museum.

We invite adults of all ages who identify as disabled or neurodivergent to join us along with their friends and family for Sensory-Friendly Evening.

Don’t miss an evening of live jazz at the High every third Friday.