Callanwolde Fine Arts Center

57 reviews

+1 (404) 872-5338

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980 Briarcliff Rd NE

Atlanta, GA 30306

+1 (404) 872-5338

http://www.callanwolde.org

Callanwolde Fine Arts Center is located in the 1920 Gothic-Tudor style home of the Charles Howard Candler family. It offers classes for adults and children, covering topics on literary art, visual art and performing arts. Historic tours are offered. The venue is a very beautiful place to hold a wedding as well.

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4.057 reviews

Vanessa N.

9/6/2023

We came here for a friend's wedding. The venue was nice and there were a lot of great photo op spots for wedding pictures. If you are planning a small to medium size wedding, this may be a good...

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Li L.

5/29/2022

I came here for a friend's wedding recently. It had a nice view in the outdoor area for people to chill and hangout in between ceremonies. I didn't take much pictures as most were taken with my...

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Nathan D.

9/4/2021

Really cool art center and event space. Was there for a wedding. The grounds are palatial, well maintained, and beautiful. They also had an exhibition upstairs that was very strong. Perfect...

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Chef RaNeisha M.

1/5/2020

I attended a whiskey tour and tasting hosted by Macallan Whiskeys! It was such a wonderful, educational experience that was new for me! I'm learning more about spirits and this just helped further...

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Alexi Y.

11/23/2018

Beautiful Christmas display show. Well worth the tickets since I've never been to this museum. Each room was designed by a different group. Soft organ music was played downstairs. Wonderful...

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