Standing tall over Capitol Square, The Georgia State Capitol commands historic and architectural significance. Colored in rich white, the building displays a blend of neoclassical and classical revival architecture. It features elements like detailed pilasters and Corinthian columns, which support a four-story front porch, or portico. The towering dome is laden with gold leaf, with a statue of the Goddess of Liberty perched as its crowning glory. The monument features a museum that chronicles the history of the state through various historic artifacts like portraits, statues, relics and fossils. It serves as the primary legislative building of the government of Georgia and houses several office chambers, where the General Assembly meets annually. Students, tourists and locals alike can indulge in guided tours of the building to learn about the state’s and the country’s important historic events.
This 1159-seat theater is located on the campus of Georgia Tech, and runs its annual performing arts series from September through April. The comprehensive program features representative works in numerous disciplines from many different cultures each season. Upcoming presentations include Limon Dance Company, Joshua Bell Classical and Opera. After performances, guests are invited to visit the adjoining Richards and Westbrook galleries to peruse exhibits that combine art with technology stemming from the performance pieces.
The Mason Fine Art Gallery has become the abode of art lovers all across Atlanta. Displaying the fabulous works of painters and photographers, this art gallery doubles up as an events venue as well. The spacious facility is a favorite for hosting private parties, auctions and exhibitions as well.