Entrance Gardens

Weather permitting, every Saturday afternoon between 2 and 3 it’s time for sheep to stroll and goats to promenade. That’s when Brett Bannor, Manager of Animal Collections, walks animals from the Smith Farm flock around the campus, giving visitors a chance to meet and learn about our heritage breed livestock.

The diverse botanical landscapes and healthy forests of the Goizueta Gardens are perfect for producing insects and caterpillars and are perfect for summer birds. These are just a few of the birds that are found here in spring and summertime; take a moment in the gardens and you may hear or see them yourself.

Explore the new Entrance Gardens designed by Atlanta History Center’s Vice President of Goizueta Gardens and Living Collections, Sarah Carter.

The Entrance Gardens and 60-foot Tree Table are the newest additions to our campus and span eight acres, welcoming guests all year long.

Rejuvenating soil cannot be solved with fertilizers—it requires a biological approach.

Our newest series of garden spaces is designed to immerse visitors in a thoughtfully curated environment from the minute they enter the property.

Friday, May 10 @ 9:00 am - Sunday, May 19 @ 4:00 pm