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Abernathy Arts Center: Fulton County’s Premier Community Arts Hub

Abernathy Arts Center: Fulton County’s Premier Community Arts Hub Abernathy Arts CenterAbernathy Arts Center: Fulton County’s Premier Community Arts Hub Atlanta Metro Sandy Springs

Abernathy Arts Center is Fulton County's oldest neighborhood Arts Center dedicated to providing quality arts instruction to the community in a warm and friendly environment since 1974. Under the guidance of the Fulton County Department of Arts & Culture, Abernathy Arts Center offers a broad range of day and evening classes for adults and children. The gallery features monthly exhibits, which provide exhibition opportunities for students and faculty. Located at the corner of Abernathy and Johnson Ferry Road, NW in Sandy Springs, Abernathy's campus includes a renovated farmhouse and the Annex with gallery and classroom space.


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