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    Callanwolde Fine Arts Center

    4.0 (57 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Chef RaNeisha M.

    I attended a whiskey tour and tasting hosted by Macallan Whiskeys! It was such a wonderful, educational experience that was new for me! I'm learning more about spirits and this just helped further me along in my journey! It was very interactive, informative, and quite entertaining! The hosts had great personalities and kept us on our toes! It was a great night of drinks, live music, and meeting some really dope people!

    Alexi Y.

    Beautiful Christmas display show. Well worth the tickets since I've never been to this museum. Each room was designed by a different group. Soft organ music was played downstairs. Wonderful interior decorating at it's best. Sort of a mini Biltmore display.

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    Cassandra M.

    This review is only about Christmas at Callanwolde. I first visited Christmas at Callanwolde three years ago when I first moved to Atlanta. It was everything that it was advertised to be. The rooms were furnished and decorated elaborately for Christmas. You had the feeling as if you were touring an exquisite mansion. In fact, I was told upon entry NO PHOTOS. Apparently the designers didn't want anyone stealing their ideas. I went again this past Sunday, Dec. 14th. It was such a huge difference and almost disappointment. All of the bedrooms upstairs had their furniture removed, the walls covered in white cloths and were converted into *theme* rooms. They had a room with a Coca-Cola display. They had a room where they were selling Build-a-Bears for $30. They had a room with some small card tables which was the Leggo room. It wasn't a tour of a mansion, it was a walk through an indoor festival. Even the family sitting room upstairs was wall to wall vendors selling jewelry and other nick nacks. Not even all of them were Christmas related. You could tell the purpose of the event wasn't to showcase a lovely mansion that had been decorated for Christmas but to hawk goods. It was OK, but it was definitely not what I expected. I'll stick with a different tour of homes for my Christmas viewing pleasure next year. I won't be back.

    Daniel P.

    What a wonderful event! Stopped in to preview the upcoming artist show that is at the Callanwolde Arts Center. If you can go this weekend it's worth the trip. From jewelry to soap and everything in between. Plus you get to visit the awesome Callanwolde Mansion. So many great finds during this show. Staff was so nice and there is plenty of parking. Plenty of room to move around. This event was from 6-9 but hours may be different this weekend. Please support these artist if you can. Worth the visit!!!

    Kristin C.

    We had our wedding here three years ago and it was one of the best nights of our lives! Our guests could not stop commenting (& still do to this day) what a great party and facility we had. Thank you!

    Ali H.

    Excellent support team! I recently did an event here, (I'm a wedding planner), and I had a seemless experience. The sales and events coordination team was wonderful and very proactive in helping me solve logistical issues. The on site staff on the day of were invaluable and helped me pull the event off without a hitch! Would highly recommend as an events/wedding venue.

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