Hammonds House Museum

🎨🌿 Join Us This Saturday for the West End Tour of Homes, Gardens & Art Stroll! 🌿🎨
Hammonds House Museum is excited to once again participate in the West End Tour of Homes, Gardens & Art Strollon Saturday, June 13, from 12 PM–7 PM!
For the first time, we are proud to host the Art Stroll Experience in the John Rhoden Sculpture Garden, featuring talented artists from across Atlanta in the heart of the historic West End. Explore beautiful artwork, connect with local creatives, and experience one of Atlanta’s most vibrant cultural communities.
For more than ten years, Hammonds House Museum has been honored to be part of this beloved annual event celebrating the architecture, history, art, and resilience of the historic West End. Whether you’re a longtime supporter or a first-time visitor, this is a wonderful opportunity to discover the neighborhood’s rich cultural legacy while supporting local artists and preservation efforts.
✨ We would love to see our fellow artists, collectors, neighbors, and friends come out and support this incredible community event.
🎟️ Tickets are available through the link in our bio.

Join Hammonds House Museum for our monthly guided West End History & Art Tour on Sunday, May 31 from 10AM–12PM! Explore Atlanta’s historic West End through art, architecture, public landmarks, and stories that celebrate the neighborhood’s rich legacy of African American culture, creativity, and resilience.
The experience begins with a brief tour of Hammonds House Museum before heading into the community for a curated walking tour highlighting the history, art, and cultural impact of the West End.
Perfect for art lovers, history enthusiasts, and anyone looking to connect more deeply with Atlanta’s cultural landscape.
🎟 Tickets available on Eventbrite and website
🔗 Link in bio

CALLING ALL ARTIST 📣📣
We’re pleased to announce that Hammonds House Museum will once again participate in the West End Tour of Homes, Gardens & Art Stroll on June 13, 2026—a beloved annual tradition we’ve proudly supported for the past decade.
This self-guided experience celebrates the architectural beauty and cultural legacy of Atlanta’s historic West End, inviting guests to explore preserved homes, vibrant gardens, and curated art activations throughout the neighborhood. With an anticipated 200–300 attendees, the tour offers an intimate opportunity to engage with local artists, historians, and residents while honoring the West End’s enduring role as a center of African American culture, creativity, and resilience.
This year, we are especially excited to host the Art Stroll Experience in the John Roden Sculpture Garden for the first time, featuring artists from across Atlanta.
We’re currently seeking artists to join us.
This is an opportunity to:
• Present your work in a historic West End setting
• Connect with an engaged and diverse audience
• Participate in a thoughtfully curated cultural experience
Artist opportunities include:
• Artist Market booths
• Art installations within select homes
• Featured placements throughout the neighborhood
📅 Application Deadline: May 14
🔗 Application link in bio

Hammonds House Museum is temporarily closed as we undertake essential repairs to preserve its historic 19th-century architecture.
During this time, we’re actively developing dynamic exhibitions and public programs in preparation for our reopening. We look forward to sharing what’s next and welcoming you back soon.
Thank you for your continued support.

Experience art, history, and community on a guided walking tour with Hammonds House Museum 🏛️
Join us on April 25, 10AM–12PM, for a unique experience that begins inside the museum and extends into Atlanta’s historic West End. Explore current exhibitions before stepping outside for a curated neighborhood tour.
Discover the West End’s rich legacy as a hub of African American culture, creativity, and resilience. Visit key landmarks, learn about influential figures, and engage with the stories that continue to shape this vibrant community.
Perfect for art lovers, history enthusiasts, and anyone looking to connect more deeply with Atlanta’s cultural landscape.
🎟️ Grab your tickets in our bio or on Eventbrite.

Last Sunday, we gathered for an unforgettable evening of sound, story, and soul. 🎶✨
Lavahi set the tone with an intimate jazz performance that moved effortlessly between smooth melodies and powerful improvisation, creating a space that felt both personal and expansive. Paired with the evocative and deeply resonant poetry of Ms. Lu, the night unfolded as a rich, immersive experience that celebrated artistry, expression, and connection.
Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the evening so special. Your presence continues to bring these moments to life.
Be sure to stop by the museum this weekend to see Beau McCall’s exhibit Divas, Blues, & Memories. Saturday 11am-5pm and Sunday 12pm-5pm ✨

Join us this Sunday for a special Women’s History Month celebration honoring Black women through music ✨
Experience Lavahi Live! Featuring poetry by Ms. Lu — an intimate concert featuring the soulful, captivating sounds of Lavahi and spoken word by Ms. Lu. This is your chance to unwind, connect, and be moved by an unforgettable live performance.
🗓 Sunday, March 29
🕓 4–6 PM
Come for the music, stay for the community. 💫
Tickets are limited—secure yours today!
Click the link in our bio for tickets 🔗

Join us this Saturday as we celebrate Black women for Women’s History Month through creativity and storytelling ✨
Experience Writing the Blues, Divas & Her Stories — a spoken word and creative writing workshop exploring voice, expression, and the power of personal narrative.
🗓 Saturday, March 28
🕐 1–3 PM
Come ready to write, reflect, and connect in community. 💫
Spots are limited—reserve yours today!
🔗Tap the link in our bio for tickets

As we continue to celebrate Women’s History Month, today we shine a spotlight on Emma Amos, an Atlanta-born artist whose bold, vibrant work explored the intersections of race, gender, identity, and power. Throughout her career, Amos challenged the barriers faced by Black women in the art world, using painting, printmaking, and textiles to create dynamic works that questioned representation and celebrated Black life.

A pioneering voice in both feminist and contemporary art movements, Emma Amos reminds us that art can be both a form of resistance and a celebration of identity.

Join us this Women’s History Month as we continue to uplift the women whose creativity, courage, and vision inspire generations.

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