Marietta families are in for a treat this holiday season as the Marietta History Center announces its monthly Pop-In event. Slated on December 21, the history center is opening its doors from 10 am to 4 pm for a day packed with festivities and educational fun, focusing on the joys of holiday crafts and themed activities, all without cost to attendees.
Thanks to the financial support from Cauthorn, Owen, and Sanders, this family-friendly event remains accessible to everyone interested in partaking in the holiday spirit. The Marietta History Center is known for remaining a touchstone in the community, fostering connections between the past and present through various interactive exhibits and events. Their commitment is especially noticeable during the holiday season, a time when the gathering of the community holds particular significance.
Located at 1 Depot Street in Marietta, GA, the history center's event will feature a variety of activities that cater to all members of the family. According to the event details, highlights include local author Kelly Young-Silverman reading from her book "Hot Boiled Peanuts" from 11 am to 2 pm, and a performance by Bach 2 Rock Music School set to take place between 12 pm and 2 pm at Atherton Square. Starting at 10 am, the Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta and the non-profit The Basics Cobb County will also have information tables at the event.
The event embodies the mission of the Marietta History Center, which aims to "ignite curiosity in Marietta’s history by connecting people through compelling stories and engaging experiences." For those interested in learning more or possibly requiring imagery for publications or personal use, further details and requests can be directed to [email protected] or by calling 770-794-5710. More information on the event can be found on the Marietta History Center's website. Attendees are advised to note that the schedule of events, participants, and times are subject to change without notice.
