Residents of Marietta and visitors to the area have a chance to immerse themselves in local culture and history at the Marietta History Center's upcoming Pop-In event. On Saturday, families can enjoy the "Cobb Kaleidoscope," a day dedicated to showcasing the diversity and stories of their colorful community.
With support from Cauthorn, Owen, and Sanders, a day of family-friendly activities—along with free museum admission—is being offered at no cost to the public. From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., attendees can enjoy a variety of engaging events, while complimentary museum access continues until 4 p.m. Both educational and entertaining, the event is designed to foster community connection and celebrate local heritage, as detailed by the city's official website.
The Marietta announcement details the schedule, including a bookmobile from Cobb Library available from 11 am to 2 pm, and live performances by Bach to Rock between 12:30 pm and 2 pm. Moreover, various information tables, complete with crafts designed to engage younger visitors, will be available throughout the event.
Located at 1 Depot Street, the Marietta History Center consistently provides educational experiences, with an aim to ignite curiosity in Marietta's history. For those interested in attending the "Cobb Kaleidoscope," additional information and updates to the event schedule can be obtained from the Marietta History Center's official website, or by calling 770-794-5710.
