Natural history
Exhibits feature dinosaurs, fossils, live animals, and science.
Fernbank Museum
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About Fernbank Museum
In Atlanta, Fernbank is a nonprofit natural history museum with a giant screen theater and an old-growth forest. It brings together science and nature exhibits, dinosaurs, live animals, fossils, prehistoric cultures, and discoveries in current science. Exhibits and experiences change throughout the year. The Giant Screen Theater presents 25-minute and 45-minute documentaries on an immersive four-story screen, with films focused on travel and the natural world. Outdoors, visitors can explore 75 acres of WildWoods and Fernbank Forest, including exhibits, walking trails, a canopy walk, native wildlife, and nature playgrounds. The grounds are open year-round, rain or shine. The museum also offers after-hours events with food, drinks, and activities, along with education programs, field trips, camps, and community programs.
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Highlights
Giant screen films
25- and 45-minute documentaries play on a four-story screen.
Outdoor exploration
Explore trails, a canopy walk, wildlife, and nature playgrounds.
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