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Center For Puppetry ArtsAtlanta Top 4 in Must-Visit Museums
Atlanta Top 4 in Must-Visit Museums
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Closed Open on Sun,11:00am-5:00pm;Open on Tue-Fri,9:00am-3:00pm;Open on Sat,9:00am-5:00pm
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 2-3 hours
Address: 1404 Spring Street Northwest, Atlanta, GA 30309
Official website: http://www.puppet.org/-a_urlKey.f2eb2695888ba3f8a.html
Phone: 404 873 3089
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This is an excellent program for manipulating puppets, and it will only get better for decades. Visit the website for a list of current and upcoming projects. Many special activities are wonderful for children aged 7-11. The show is beautifully produced and is good for people of all ages. This is a wonderful thing about Atlanta that is often overlooked.
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This is an excellent program for manipulating puppets, and it will only get better for decades. Visit the website for a list of current and upcoming projects. Many special activities are wonderful for children aged 7-11. The show is beautifully produced and is good for people of all ages. This is a wonderful thing about Atlanta that is often overlooked.
The Puppet Art Center is a very historical art center. There are many puppet display areas in the entire art center. There are many types of puppets. The puppets here are also very cute. Many puppets are handmade.
Look at the Jim Hansen/Magic Labyrinth special exhibition with a clear purpose. It is pleasant to see the small display of props/puppets/costumes in the movie. These exhibits are well displayed and equipped with great information boards and video materials. The rest of the museum is also very interesting, and the permanent displays of Sesame Street and Hansen are also cool and eye-opening. The puppet history/world exhibition is also very interesting. It’s worth spending a few hours here.
Love the location very much, it is easier to find. This is great, all kinds of performances are a good treat, I often bring my daughter here. I think the price of tickets here is reasonable compared to when you take your kids to the cinema. Tickets are sold out soon, so you must book in advance online!
If you still love puppet art in your heart, the Puppet Art Center in Midtown Atlanta is definitely a place to go. It is more suitable for children. The actors will give some explanations after the puppet show is over, which is great.