This was definitely the best art museum I have been to! Beautiful art and it was an experience! I would recommend this museum to anyone!

There was a time when people of all ages could appreciate art from a multitude of perspectives, but ever since smartphones took over, people literally are paying $25-$50+ to gain entry into a art museum just to look at their phone the entire time. Do yourself and everyone else a favour and put your phone away. The High and everything else the Woodruff Arts Center has to offer is brilliant and incredible, you can go on your phone any time, going here is once every blue moon. Instagram: @nilsenio

Went here for a field trip last year. They have a variety of plays for different ages. Would recommend. We saw the Christmas Carol and a different play aimed towards kids in single mom homes. Both were well done.We enjoyed both plays very much. We recommend going when they have the field trips as this can be a cost effective way to get culture and arts intertwined into your instructional time. If you are part of the online charter schools in Georgia, ask when they are going.Parking can be a problem. Ride share, take the bus or walk from a nearby parking lot. Plan ahead.Plan to spend sometime before the show going to the bathrooms because everyone goes at the same time, and the lines can get a little long, and you can not go during the shows.The theaters are accessible for wheelchairs, but getting up/down the ramps may need an extra helper.

Great place... wonderful views...lots of arts. Will be back with friends.

The Woodruff Arts Center contains some of Atlantas most wonderful cultural gems--the ASO, High Museum, Alliance Theater, and more. It is also directly across the street from MODA. If you have only one day in Atlanta, you should def spend it here!

They always have a great black exhibit displayed here somewhere museum store isna bit pricey tho.

Very clean and well maintain. Worth the ticket price.

A great place to take the family.

The staff was very friendly, knowledgeable and courteous. So many amazing art pieces. I was delighted at the quality, quantity and variety of the art on display. There was so much culture and history to soak in. The childrens section was very welcoming and fun.

We were on the woodruff campus specifically to get to The High. Unless folks were sitting and eating at the outdoor areas, they were masked, doing early voting, going to The High, or passing through. People doing things as close to normal as possible.

Its a big and nice museum where you can find a plenty of sculptures and beautiful paintings.

What a beautiful complex. The Alliance theater is located next to the High Museum of Art and the Atlanta Symphony Hall. This was our first experience going inside the Alliance Theater. The theater is very intimate with comfortable seats. Love the boosters for the children! Parking was easy to locate with one quick drive around. Cant wait to come back.

I tried to go on a free day but you apparently have to make reservations now due to the Corona. Assuredly, I definitely plan on visiting the museum this month!

Beautiful gallery that had a wise variety of options to look at. The staff is also very helpful for knowing where certain exhibits are and how to get there. Theyre also not too imposing even though theyre surrounded by extremely valuable pieces of art. Overall it was a really amazing experience and you should definitely sign up and visit if youre in the Atlanta area.

Ive lived in Atlanta for 15 years and this was my first time discovering this jewel in the city! Really, could spend all day here. I visited recently and enjoyed the Virgil Abloh exhibit. It was very modern. We see how he has influenced and been influenced by so many things and people of our time. I also liked the Sally Mann exhibit: A Thousand Crossings. So much history there.

What an amazing venue. There really isnt a bad seat in the house and the acoustics are spot on. The staff are very helpful from buying a glass of wine or a bottle of water to helping you find your seat or giving directions to the restroom. The entire place is very clean including restrooms. The area to mingle before and after a performance is large enough to accommodate everyone without the feeling of being squished in somewhere. Hang on to your person after the show though as its easy to lose someone in the crowd as everyone is leaving. Concerts, plays and ballets are always perfectly run. The perfect place for some cultural entertainment for the whole family. Wheelchair accessible.

I was only able to visit the High Museum at the Woodruff Arts Center, but its absolutely beautiful visit! On the second Sunday of every month, they allow free admission into the Museum.The Museum is split into levels with different themes on each floor; I personally loved their Modern and Contemporary Art level the most, although youll probably have to wait to take pictures in front of some pieces. Would definitely recommend as a cute date with friends or family!

Always a great experience for my 3 year old.

This was so great to go to. I have missed museums since I moved out of NYC. THE High will be an often place that I will visit. Thank you to all the artists, curators, sponsorscomet cleaners, security guards, everybody that takes tickets and answers questions for those of us will get lost

Home to Symphony Hall, Alliance Theatre, and the High Museum of Art, which are all wonderful. The center is very pleasing to the eye and really stands out. There is an upscale restaurant on campus and a nice plaza at the center of everything, which often has some kind of art installation. Parking seems to fill up fast in the deck below the facility but there is another deck nearby and street parking if youre lucky.

We got tickets to the Halloween at Hogwarts performance and we very much enjoyed it. I wasn’t prepared for the Cinderella part and was a little put off by it but it was a very beautiful performance overall. Both of my daughters enjoyed the show with me as it was very family and kid-friendly! Loved seeing all the different costumes as well. This was my older daughters first live orchestra performance to attend (other than at her school where she performs with the orchestra) and she absolutely loved it! Definitely planning to go back for future performances.

The staff here is always very nice. Fellow attendees? Eh. I wish I could get people to stop talking during the performance. Im amazed at how often people will pay $80+ to not pay attention to the music. Oh, well - not too much the WAC can do (unless, of course, you can monitor this and kick people out :)...in all seriousness, though, Ive always enjoyed performances at Woodruff Arts Center.

On a whim, I visited Woodruff briefly to check out the EGOTS (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, Tony, SAG Award) display, not knowing much about the exhibit, or that the symphony was going on at the same time. The staff was welcoming and informative and the venue was a good place to explore during a late-night walk. I will be back in the day when I can fully enjoy the high museum as well.

The exhibition draws its title from the 1977 New Yorker article that spurred Bearden to create the Profile series. Authored by Calvin Tomkins for the magazine’s “Profiles” section, the biographical essay, “Putting Something over Something Else,” was titled after Bearden’s own words describing the creative process. The experience of being interviewed for this article, and recounting moments stretching back to childhood, inspired Bearden to create his own word-and-picture elaborations on the decades of his life

Participated in a local food expo here and it was a wonderful venue. The building is historic in Macon and has been renovated beautifully. Im very excited to see what events the proprietors have planned for the future!

I visited Woodruff Arts Center to attend a play in the Alliance Theatre. It was the third night performance of the opening of Angry, Raucous and Shamelessly Gorgeous envisioned, created and written by Pearl Cleage (...one of my favorite playwrights). This was my first visit to the Alliance stage since it was remodeled. The new theatre is new and modern...very aesthetically appealing. It was the perfect venue for the material. It made for a wonderful evening of powerful art that was magical in its inspiration. I look forward to attending many more events that encompass everything the Woodruff Arts Center offers to the discerning art enthusiast.

I go to this venue constantly, and it is truly wonderful. Excellent design and a spacious lobby equipped with high class food service. The orchestra, chorus, and theatre themselves are very skilled, and the hall is a beautiful space. The hall itself could definitely use more aisles, as I constantly have to deal with people sliding past me to get to the middle, however this is merely a minor annoyance, which is balanced out by the quality of the orchestra and the sound in the hall.

We went to a Kirk Franklin concert at Symphony Hall, and had the time of our lives. The concert started at 8:00 and didnt end until 11:30. The event staff were polite and helpful, and the venue was great.

I really enjoyed my visit here. I would suggest ordering tickets online and going straight to will call when you get there but even if you dont the cashiers work efficiently enough to get the lines down quickly. The museum is huge so wear walking shoes. I loved the European art section. I recommend this for a family outing if you can find the time. Second Sundays are free I believe.

I loved this Center. I can breathe art, finally !!!

I loved everythingEverything from the acoustics to the seating was a dream. Overally, the Arts Center was beautiful. I cant wait to visit again.

Beautiful museum with lots to see! Thank God for the elevators and benches for sitting because you can get worn out from all of the walking, especially seniors like myself. The tour guide, older Caucasian woman was an excellent guide who was firm, yet patient with the group, and was very knowledgeable. Shes also smart enough to carry her little stool for sitting.

Theres a lot going on here so you just have to check it out. The Atlanta symphony, high museum of art, Alliance theater, and more. Make your arts center...the Woodruff Arts Center.

My favorite place in Atlanta!! The permanent pieces and exhibits are fantastic!! Their staff is top notch! My SO is in a wheelchair due to a hip injury. The staff got us blue wrist bands that allowed us to go a head in line! So sweet. At each room in the Mirrors exhibit the attendants were quick to notice and polite to let the other patrons know what and why they let us go a head.

Ive come here on quite a few occasions but mostly for the symphony orchestra. They play amazingly its just the people with me often fall asleep until the fast dramatic music plays. I guess the tones were too soothing because they dont even fall asleep with sleeping pills.

I love going to The High Museum and seeing the exhibits they offer. It’s a very clean place and offers refreshments and has a great gift store. There’s a it to do and is great for families. Some exhibits I wouldn’t bring a child too only because I know that they would get bored fast but they offer family nights and activities.

Second time that I came here. This time was better than the last one. I liked the art and the center. The mirror show was great

Nice grounds... But the museums were closed even though... GOOGLE SAID Woodruff Arts Center was OPEN till 8pm. :/

The best museum in ATL. Always an amazing range of exhibits and great programming for kids and families.

I have never been to a Symphony performance. To see a live orchestra perform it was beautiful! if you are a music lover or want to bring children 7 years or older..I would recommend for the experience. i would go for a nice date.

Incredible paints and artwork of all perioi

The play qas outstanding! Date night perfect with dri.ls amd dinner down the road. Parking was more reasonable on the street for $7..the building was clean and the box office was easy to locate for our tickets

The High Museum is a great placeAnd it shares its spaceWith a performance theater and shopAnd even a restaurant stopCurrent exhibits are excellentIncluding one from the Phillips sentSo when you visit Atlanta midtownThats where this facility is found

Very awesome experience. From bham AL, the drive wasnt that bad. Left early morning and the whole thing took about 3 hours. 3 floors and lots of different things to see.

The Woodruff Arts center offers several venues to host any size or genre event. It can accommodate concerts, plays and musical programs as well as church or spiritual gatherings where more than a regular congregation would be comfortable. The staff is very personable and aim to meet your needs.

Visited the High Museum; breathtaking exhibits! Larger than I expected.

Went with my school and they have some of the most beautiful and unique art pieces. Absolutely loved it. Perfect for adults and kids. Honestly would 10/10 suggest going here at least once in your life. I definitely want to go again one day.

The Alliance Theater is a very nice place for a play. Saw A Christmas Carol their last night and truly enjoyed it. Very comfortable seats, good atmosphere with restaurants and parking nearby. I hope they have other good events here. A real nice theater.

Great experience, with amazing art.

Jazz at the High is a wonderful experience. Only problem is the amount of available seating and the acoustics. Music inside the museum is not the ideal place to hold this event. Otherwise its a great place to take in the art and people watch!

First time visiting the African American exhibit on Sky level. I was intrigued by the collections. We dressed up and enjoyed our night at the museum.

Lovely place. Huge collection of paintings and other artefacts.

The Woodruff Arts Center is wonderful! There is always something going on, always something new to do. Check it out!

Loved it not overly crowded

Great art and architecture all located near by. They are closed on Monday’s so keep that in mind. Great location with plenty of parking and restaurants all over the place. Download the midtown Atlanta app to help out with locations of nearby attractions.

I enjoyed the beautiful works of art while here. The cultural preservation, historical marks of time, and being able to feel like I was stepping back in time was absolutely fantastic. The African, Asian, and European artworks were my favorites personally, but thats just my personal opinion! If youre looking for a great place to go on a date and have a good time, I strongly suggest here. Its beautiful and will offer a memory that can last a lifetime!

Hreat experience for the kids to learned the concepts of arts pluse a great family time.

Saw the Atlanta Symphony doing tribute show to David Bowie. Phenomenal! Love our symphony, always creative, excellent talent. Woodruff Arts Center is a lovely venue, easy to park in their underground deck, refreshment bars and comfy seats.

It took me a long time to make it here. After 7 years, I finally made it. Amazing museum. Cant recommend the Yoyoi Kusama exhibit highly enough. Go here!

So much fun, the exhibits are incredibly interesting and a lot of the art is captivating. The building itself is also beautiful I will be coming backZ

Every 2nd Sunday with my daughter at the High Museum is a great time. She loves doing the art projects and going into the play areas they have for the children. Parking can be a hassle but I just park in the parking garage across the street from High for just $10 for the day.

Phenomenal time attending Family Fun Day at the High Museum!!!

Loved seeing Home Alone preformed live with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. Seeing a live orchestra while watching a movie is something everyone should experience at least once.

First time visiting the theatre for a show. Very nice facility! Comfortable - did not need the sweater I always bring! The only problem we had was finding our way around. We could not tell what door we needed to enter from outside, so we guessed. (Fortunately, it didnt matter.) Once inside, we could not find the box office! The signs inside are so small, you need to visual acuity of an eagle to find them, much less read them - especially if there are bodies obstructing the view of the tiny little sign on the wall, which I noticed as we passed by it after asking for directions. The show was great though, & overall, we enjoyed our visit!

Great experience would definitely recommend

Absolutely wonderful location to view art and learn about cultural history.

Amazing amazing show! Maybe Happy ending was a great story line about how computers can never replace real human emotions.

It was Great/Amazing to attend the Atlanta World Premiere of the Overcomer movie last night!Kingdomwood connected with beautiful actress Priscilla Shirer, I shared with her that I was a member of Oak Cliff Bible fellowship, her fathers church in Dallas. Hugs and kisses to kingdomwood women in films Superstar guest Actress Aryn Thompson, she looked beautiful . Actress /Singer Kelly Price, Alex and Stephen Kendrick, Shari Wiedman, Cameron Arnett, BJ Billi Arnett, Ben Davies, Denise Armstrong, and more... Blessed to see.. Many Met at Kingdomwood. This is a Double Must Movie! In theaters August 23rd Dont miss it! #overcomermovie #Kingdomwood #KWIF

Amazing place for all art lovers, a must check out spot in the A! Highly recommended to see the Greek status, they are beautiful masterpieces. Great atmosphere and does have a breathtaking touch to alot of artwork. Active, veterans, and reserve military have complimentary entrance and parking, as well as a plus 1 complimentary guest. I truly appreciate your military appreciation, means alot to us.

Attended the symhony. The whole experience was wonderful from the smooth parking to the stirring performance by ASO. A great venue

I love this place n the live jazz music every 3rd Friday s

Really enjoyed every exhibit we went through.

Great museum! Clean, staff is friendly and the art they have in the museum is great! We loved it!

A nice program by MODA but the Hill Auditorium needs a refurb

The Woodruff Arts Cents is truly a world class facility allowing guests to enjoy a breadth of fine arts from dance and theatrical performance to music both contemporary and classic and the visual arts. The facilities include a fine art museum, The High Museum of Art, a Symphony Hall and a fine dinning restaurant. Parking is provided at the on-site parking deck and at nearby parking decks. The location is easily accessible via MARTA public transportation with a station adjacent to the property.

Loved the Tommy Smith exhibit. Too many lines and queues for me.

This was such a cool place to visit, could spend more then a few hours here highly recommend especially if you are into photography

I went to see the Bowie tribute. The singer sang his heart out. The band was great, but the real star of the show, the majestic ASO, was inaudible! The sound was so poorly mixed that all we heard was the rock band. A major disappointment... All because of the sound technician.

Truly a local treasure! Been coming here my whole life, the Alliance Theater production of A Christmas Carol is phenomenal. There are so many things to do and see here, highly recommend!

So I was in the elevator at the Woodruff and I met the finance director or one of the people in those offices. I said does the Woodruff still have ?? keep in mind that this is Coca-Cola and they run three quarters of the city from the airport on up.Anyway to her credit she looked into the distance and thought for a minute.Then she looked at me and smiled and said well yes!Dont skip the symphony and dont skip the high museum. If you feel like acting out at the symphony and you want to wear your see-through dress with your strapless heels and whatever thats cool oh, one of my dates did that and it was a lot of fun. Going to rehearsals and stuff like that is also highly recommended. Do not make noise.The High museum (high.org) is also a treasure. Recently theyve taken on a very very serious Civil Rights turn and when I say recently I mean the past 10 to 15 years so for juneteenth this year (2019) they just knocked it out of the park. I dont know when youre reading this book currently African has moved from the bottom to the top floor and photography is where African used to be. Each of those is a global class collection. The Thornton Dials are out now.

Fantastic venue for the Arts! Culture of all kinds thrive - music, theatre, speakers and more - make our lives richer!

Wonderful Sunday at the High Museum checking out the Virgil Abloh show and see all of the Masters, the folk art, etc. A great day!

Really nice facility and great sound. We saw harry potter there, it was interesting to see the whole movie while the orchestra played the soundtrack, it was a little distracting actually. I bought parking upfront which was easy more expensive then paying parking that evening.

Second Sunday of every month you can go there with your kids, its free family day. You can listen music, visit galleries and do your own art pieces there.

The cafe is a great place to stop for refreshments after walking around a long time.

Love this place! You can spend a day here and not get bored.

Excellent view. I was sitting in section left orchestra, row L, seat 23. Only draw back is sitting in the middle you have to step over a lot of feet to get to the isle. But great venue.

What a fantastic experience! There were lots of great works. Its very engaging and thought-provoking

We have been looking for another museum to frequent since we moved. I am happy to say we have found one. The customer service is great. Interactive play and sensory for children. I will definitely view the exhibit on our next visit.

The High Museum of Arts is amazing, with an impressive collection and very good temporary exhibitions (we saw the Andy Warhol temporary exhibition, excelent). Free Museum admission on the second Sunday of every month, but arrive early (noon) or be prepared for a very long line. Good cafeteria, with vegetarian options.

Love the High! The Phillips collection is a must see for fans of Impressionism. All the favs are there and a few new ones for me!

Second Sunday of each month is free. Family friendly and lots of fun.

Saw a show with my daughter. The seats were comfortable and it sounded great. My only complaint is only half way through the intermission the restroom lines downstairs were incredibly long due to very few stalls in them. The restrooms upstairs are double the size.

Beautiful place, loved the location! The Infinty Mirrors exhibit was quite impressive too!

History and art combined for a stupendous experience. I really need to make this something I do multiple times a year.

Went to the high museum on Free family day it was very nice

I have learned so much by being a member here for the past few years. In addition to art, the High offers events for families with young children and adults like Friday Jazz.

Has a Wonderful auditorium with a beautiful court yard

Has a great place to visit and take your kids to have green room Learning Center just for the children they also have different activities for your kids the museum has all different types of art folk art European art African art and todays artist so when you get a minute go by and see the High Museum of Art you and your family would definitely enjoy it they also have a nice cafe and a wine bar there is free jazz on third Friday of the month free to get in on Second Sunday of the month hope to see you there!!

We went to the John McLaughlin concert here right before the holidays. The venue was beautifully decorated with a very large Christmas tree in the center. We have been here for many concerts but the Center seemed particularly attractive on this evening. The venue itself is very open and airy with large staircases (and elevators) to the balcony level. There is seating in groups on the main floor and there are always three bars on the main level and 1 or 2 on the balcony level. There are two tiny womens bathrooms on the main level and one large one on the balcony level. The Center is always quite clean.