Get ready for some family fun at the Southern Museum’s Mommy & Me series. The Mommy & Me pre-school programs are designed for children age children ages 3-5 years old and their parents. The program subjects draw from the museum’s history, themes and exhibits and provide a fun and exciting starting point for educational activities. The programs are free with museum admission, and no reservations are required.
2011 Dates:
- Down By the Station
April 14 from 10am – 11am - I LOVE Trains!
April 21 from 10am – 11am - A Child’s Day
April 28 from 10am – 11am - This Train – Steam, Diesel, Bullet
May 5 from 10am – 11am - Old-Time Fun
May 12 from 10am – 11am - A-Camping We Will Go
May 19 from 10am – 11am - Medals of Honor
May 21 from 10am – 11am - How Does Your Garden Grow?
June 2 from 10am– 11am - Gears and Machines
June 9 from 10am – 11am - Let’s Paint With Dots!
June 16 from 10am – 11am - How Will We Get to the Beach?
June 23 from 10am – 11am - Travel By Rail
June 30 from 10am – 11am
Admission:
Free with the cost of admission (Adults $7.50, Seniors 60+ $6.50, Children 4-12 $5.50, Children 3 and under Free).
Address:
The Southern Museum
2829 Cherokee Street
Kennesaw, GA 30144
Parking:
Parking is available behind The Southern Museum or in the grass lot behind the old Community House.
For more information, please call the Education Department at (770) 427-2117, ext 3173 or email children@southernmuseum.org.





















Junior Ranger Day is an annual event that takes place at national parks across the country during National Park Week. This year’s theme at Kennesaw Mountain is “Nature Rocks!”. Kids will be building things with their own hands, can dress up like a real nature worker, visit a display of endangered creatures, learn about fire and meet Captain Planet, the original animated environmental employee. Current and new Junior Rangers alike are invited to the fun!
Newly crowned Miss America, Teresa Scanlan, will visit American Signature Furniture to promote the Miss America Youth Collection. In addition to signing autographs and taking photographs with attendees, Scanlan will be hosting a canned food drive to support the Atlanta Community Food Bank. Admission is free and families are encouraged to bring nonperishable food items for donation.
There’s nothing like the annual visit to Santa for creating family holiday memories that will last a lifetime. Bring the kids and their lists to Town Center at Cobb mall for one of the most magical and enduring holiday traditions.
Enjoy Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol presented as a tour through the Southern Museum. Scenes of the play will be acted out in vignettes. Don’t miss Fezziwig’s party in the Glover Factory or the festive finale! The Museum will be closed during regular hours on these days.