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Rich natural landscapes characterized by coastal beaches, expanses of farmland and imposing mountains, together with the historic significance of being among the first states to secede from the Union in 1861, ensure no shortage of inspiration for filling Georgia’s museums and cultural institutions with enticing exhibitions. If you’re planning to visit Georgia over the coming winter months, here are 10 to look out for.

Awkward Family Photos, a lighthearted and family-friendly exhibition, is now open through Sunday, Jan. 7, 2024, at The Columbus Museum.

“This unique show promises to bring laughter, nostalgia, and a celebration of the wonderfully imperfect moments that define family life,” said Kristen Hudson, the museum’s director of marketing and public relations.

The Columbus Museum is excited to announce the opening of its newest lighthearted and family-friendly exhibition, Awkward Family Photos, open from Tuesday, November 14 through Sunday, January 7. This unique show promises to bring laughter, nostalgia, and a celebration of the wonderfully imperfect moments that define family life.

With Thanksgiving just around the corner, gathering with family is top of mind for many of us, and the Columbus Museum has a new exhibit focused on families, especially those awkward moments.
The “Awkward Family Photos” exhibit promises to bring laughter, nostalgia and a celebration of imperfect moments that define family life.

The Columbus Museum, in Columbus, Georgia, is hosting the ‘Awkward Family Photos’ traveling exhibition from November 14th through January 7th.
The exhibition has been on the road since 2012 and the stop at the Columbus Museum will be its Georgia debut.
Described as a “lighthearted, family friendly” exhibition, ‘Awkward Family Photos’ features over 200 photos, each framed in vintage, period appropriate frames and including ‘Behind The Awkwardness’ stories from the families in each photo.

A Columbus native and recent UGA honors graduate has 5,000 reasons to celebrate.
Artist, Temple Douglass won second place in AXA Art Prize, winning a cash prize of $5,000.
Douglass’ passion for art did not develop overnight; even after securing a prize from the New York art contest, Douglass points towards her parents expressing thankfulness that her parents supported her devotion to art.

As The Columbus Museum continues to undergo a massive renovation, all of the Museum’s exhibitions are on rotation with local partners across town. The latest is a collection of drawings presented in partnership with the W.C. Bradley Museum located at 1017 Front Ave.

The past few years, awkward family pictures have inspired contemporary photoshoots, questionable fashion choices and, now, even an art exhibit. The Columbus Museum is set to open its “Awkward Family Photos” exhibition on Nov. 14, bringing a little bit of fun to the holiday season.

The Columbus Museum on tour has opened up a new exhibit at the W.S. Bradley Museum. Flora and Fauna features drawings from around 30 artists from Columbus as well as other renowned artists from across the nation.

Director of Marketing and Public Relations at The Columbus Museum Kristen Hudson talks about the Flora & Fauna Exhibit at the W.C. Bradley Museum. This exhibit will be on display until December 8th.