
Callanwolde programming expanded 51% from 2022 to 2023
What's New?

Callanwolde Provides Top-Quality Arts Instruction
Callanwolde Drawing and Painting instructor and social rights advocate Jessica Blinkhorn receives a prestigious 2024 Guggenheim Fellowship in Fine Arts.

Art Scholars program expands by 600%
Callanwolde's Community Engagement program served over 300 elementary students qualifying for Title I assistance this year, up from just 50 in 2022.

Pro-Prime Movers perform at Inman Park Dance Festival
Callanwolde Pro-Prime Movers were the only non-professional dance troupe invited to dance in Inman Park's 2024 showcase.
--Rhonda Lawson, Air Force Veteran on Callanwolde's impact
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Callanwolde Fine Arts Center
980 Briarcliff Road NE
Atlanta, GA, 30306
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How much should I give?
Support a student scholarship at $350 a class.
Support two veterans 8-week art program at $500 a class.
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Where “Best Days Ever” Are Made.
At a recent Art Scholars workshop at Callanwolde, a fifth grader stood on a chair and announced, “This is the best day ever!” He had just experienced a full day of enriching art activities including painting & drawing, clay handbuilding, and creative movement, at no cost to his family.
Art Scholars is designed to support Title I-qualifying parents and students in DeKalb County on days when schools are closed. Parents don’t need to miss work or find alternate forms of childcare for the day.
Art Scholars now extends to Fulton County and Atlanta Public schools, and we now offer a full week of Creative Camp to students from a Title I school during the summer.
In addition to Art Scholars, we also partner with DeKalb County Schools to provide art workshops to newcomer immigrants and refugee students, who qualify for Title III assistance.


Our programs also provide life-changing access to the arts for veterans who suffer from PTSD, veterans transitioning out of homelessness, and low-income seniors. Callanwolde brings veterans and seniors out of isolation and provides a safe and supportive place to for them to express themselves and heal. One of our senior students told us that “Callanwolde is the cheapest therapy there is.”
The “best days ever” that Callanwolde creates are essential to the health of our community. According to Americans for the Arts, in a 2016 public opinion poll, 73 percent of Americans said that the arts provided meaning in their lives and were a positive experience in a troubled world.

We rely on donations towards our Annual Fund to make these programs successful.
Your tax-deductible contribution helps us fulfill our mission to provide the Atlanta community with premier, accessible arts education, especially to the underserved, while promoting enjoyment of the arts at the historic and inspiring Callanwolde estate.
Donors who give $3,000 or more are recognized as members of our Director’s Circle, which includes unique opportunities to experience Callanwolde
