Cherokee County History Center

Shake things up with a unique evening of creativity and flavor at Mixology Masters! Join Bryttany Hyde of Little Sober Bar on January 16 from 6:30–8:30 p.m. for an engaging, hands-on introduction to the art of non-alcoholic mixology. Participants will explore thoughtfully crafted flavors, learn techniques used by professional mixologists, and discover how elevated zero-proof drinks can be just as complex and satisfying as their spirited counterparts.
This experience is perfect for anyone curious about mocktails, mindful drinking, or simply trying something new in a fun, social setting. Tickets:&nbsp;$20 per person Ages: 18+ Only Registration: Pre-registration is required

Local Event: Mixology Master

Cherokee County

Canton-Sixes

Georgia

Mixology Master

Shake things up with a unique evening of creativity and flavor at Mixology Masters! Join Bryttany Hyde of Little Sober Bar on...

Unwind and explore after hours at History Uncorked, a relaxed evening at the museum designed for history lovers and social sippers alike. From 5–7 p.m., guests are invited to stroll through the museum, enjoy the exhibits at their own pace, and soak in the stories that shaped our community.
Guests 21 and over can enjoy one complimentary glass of wine or beer while they explore, making this the perfect low-key way to experience the museum in a new light. Whether you’re visiting with friends or discovering the museum for the first time, History Uncorked offers a casual, welcoming atmosphere to connect with history. Admission: $5 per Person Includes: One Complimentary wine or beer for guests 21+ IDs Will Be Checked Registration: Pre- registration is not required, but highly encouraged

Local Event: History Uncorked

History Uncorked

Unwind and explore after hours at History Uncorked, a relaxed evening at the museum designed for history lovers and social...

Join us for our first Hear, Here Lecture of 2026 when we welcome Jennifer Dunn for an illuminating talk on the history of land lotteries in Cherokee County. Beginning at 7 p.m., this lecture will explore how land lotteries shaped early settlement, property ownership, and the development of the community we know today.
Open to the public, this program offers an excellent opportunity for history enthusiasts, students, and curious minds alike to deepen their understanding of a pivotal chapter in local history. Admission: Free Registration: Pre-registration is highly encouraged to help us plan

Local Event: Hear, Here! Jennifer Dunn on the history of land lotteries in Cherokee County

Hear, Here! Jennifer Dunn on the history of...

Join us for our first Hear, Here Lecture of 2026 when we welcome Jennifer Dunn for an illuminating talk on the history of land...

Hear, Here! Jennifer Dunn on the history of land lotteries in Cherokee County

Sensory Friendly Saturdays are designed to create a welcoming, comfortable museum experience for visitors with Autism Spectrum Disorders and others with sensory sensitivities. On these special days, guests can explore the museum in a calmer environment with dimmed lighting, reduced sound, and fewer sensory distractions throughout the galleries. 
Visitors are welcome to check out a sensory kit from the front desk to support their experience, or to bring personal sensory tools that work best for them. Whether you’re visiting for the first time or returning to explore a favorite exhibit, Sensory Friendly Saturday offers a relaxed, inclusive way to enjoy the museum at your own pace.
To help you prepare for your visit, History Cherokee’s Social Story provides a step-by-step introduction to the museum, including what you’ll see, hear, and do, as well as an overview of museum guidelines.View the Social Story before your visit: <a href="https://historycherokee.org/social-story" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">historycherokee.org/social-story</a>


Admission: $5 for adults and youth ages 18 and under are free

Local Event: Sensory Friendly Saturday

Sensory Friendly Saturday

Sensory Friendly Saturdays are designed to create a welcoming, comfortable museum experience for visitors with Autism Spectrum...

Don’t miss this special Bonus Lecture on January 29 at 6 p.m., featuring Brandy Morrison and an informative look at historic preservation tax incentives. This lecture will introduce the state and federal tax incentive programs available to property owners who rehabilitate historic buildings, and explain how these incentives can help make preservation projects more financially feasible.
Whether you’re a homeowner, developer, preservation advocate, or simply interested in saving historic places, this program offers practical insight into how preserving the past can also be a smart investment for the future. Admission: Free Registration: Pre-registration is highly encouraged to help us plan

Local Event: Historic Preservation Tax Incentives Workshop

Historic Preservation Tax Incentives Workshop

Don’t miss this special Bonus Lecture on January 29 at 6 p.m., featuring Brandy Morrison and an informative look at historic...

Sensory Friendly Saturdays are designed to create a welcoming, comfortable museum experience for visitors with Autism Spectrum Disorders and others with sensory sensitivities. On these special days, guests can explore the museum in a calmer environment with dimmed lighting, reduced sound, and fewer sensory distractions throughout the galleries.
Visitors are welcome to check out a sensory kit from the front desk to support their experience, or to bring personal sensory tools that work best for them. Whether you’re visiting for the first time or returning to explore a favorite exhibit, Sensory Friendly Saturday offers a relaxed, inclusive way to enjoy the museum at your own pace.
To help you prepare for your visit, History Cherokee’s Social Story provides a step-by-step introduction to the museum, including what you’ll see, hear, and do, as well as an overview of museum guidelines. View the Social Story before your visit: <a href="https://historycherokee.org/social-story" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">historycherokee.org/social-story</a>Admission: $5 per Adult, Youth 17 and Under Free

Get ready to mix, bubble, and experiment in our popular Science Saturday—Mad Kitchen Science! This hands-on program invites curious minds of all ages to explore the exciting science hiding in everyday kitchen supplies. Through playful experimentation and imagination, participants will discover how simple household items can create surprising (and sometimes messy!) scientific reactions. 
From foaming elephant toothpaste to swirling homemade lava lamps, floating bubbles, and stretchy non-Newtonian fluids, this workshop is packed with interactive experiments designed to spark curiosity and encourage hands-on learning.
Two identical sessions are offered for this all-ages program: - Session 1: 10:30am-12pm - Session 2: 1:00pm-2:30pm Participation Guidelines: - Scientists under 12 must be directly supervised by an adult. - Scientists ages 12-18 may participate independently, but a supervising adult must remain at the Cherokee County History Center during the program. Tickets: $12 for Active Participants, $7 for Adult Supervisors, tickets are non-refundable Registration: Pre-Registration required on website

Local Event: Science Saturday: Mad Kitchen Science

Science Saturday: Mad Kitchen Science

Get ready to mix, bubble, and experiment in our popular Science Saturday—Mad Kitchen Science! This hands-on program invites...

Winter Break Camp at History Cherokee 
February 16–20 | Ages 8–12 (Grades 3–5)
Looking for something fun, educational, and engaging for your kids during Winter Break? Winter Break Camp at History Cherokee offers five exciting days of STEAM-based exploration inspired by the history, science, and stories found at the Cherokee County History Center.
Each day, campers will enjoy a mix of interactive talks, hands-on activities, time exploring the galleries, and creative learning experiences designed to spark curiosity and imagination. Campers may register for individual days or the full week, making it easy to fit your family’s schedule. Camp Hours: 10am-3pm Flexible Pick-Up Time: Any time between 2-3pm Lunch: Campers must bring their own lunch and water bottle Cost: $30 per day or $120 for the full week <h3>Monday: Textiles &amp; Traditions</h3>
Kick off the week with a hands-on look at textile arts alongside the Appalachian Weaver’s Guild. Campers will explore how weaving and textiles have played an important role in everyday life and cultural traditions, while learning about materials, patterns, and techniques through interactive activities.
<h3>Tuesday: Picture This! Photography</h3>
Campers will dive into the world of photography, discovering how images capture moments in time and help tell stories about the past. Through creative exercises and gallery exploration, campers will learn how photography connects art, science, and history.
<h3>Wednesday: Cherokee People &amp; Culture</h3>
This meaningful day focuses on the history and living culture of the Cherokee people, led by members of the Cherokee Nation Heritage Center. Campers will learn about traditions, perspectives, and stories that are an essential part of the region’s history through age-appropriate discussion and activities.
<h3>Thursday: Critters &amp; Conservation</h3>
Meet some amazing animal ambassadors during this exciting day with guests from the Chattahoochee Nature Center. Campers will learn about mammals, habitats, and the relationship between people and wildlife, connecting natural science to local and regional history.
<h3>Friday: Mad Kitchen Science</h3>
End the week with hands-on experimentation and big reactions! Campers will explore fun, safe science experiments using everyday materials—including elephant toothpaste, lava lamps, bubbles, and non-Newtonian fluids—bringing curiosity and creativity together in a high-energy finale.

Local Event: Winter Break Camp

Winter Break Camp

Winter Break Camp at History Cherokee 
February 16–20 | Ages 8–12 (Grades 3–5)
Looking for something fun, educational, and...

Unwind and explore after hours at History Uncorked, a relaxed evening at the museum designed for history lovers and social sippers alike. From 5–7 p.m., guests are invited to stroll through the museum, enjoy the exhibits at their own pace, and soak in the stories that shaped our community.
Guests 21 and over can enjoy one complimentary glass of wine or beer while they explore, making this the perfect low-key way to experience the museum in a new light. Whether you’re visiting with friends or discovering the museum for the first time, History Uncorked offers a casual, welcoming atmosphere to connect with history. Admission: $5 per Person Includes: One complimentary wine or beer for guests 21+ IDs Will Be Checked Registration: Pre-registration not required, but highly encouraged

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Mixology Master

JAN

16

6:30 PM

Cherokee County History Center, 221 E Marietta St, Canton, GA

History Uncorked

JAN

22

5:00 PM

Cherokee County History Center, 221 E Marietta St, Canton, GA

Hear, Here! Jennifer Dunn on the history of land lotteries in Cherokee County

JAN

27

7:00 PM

Cherokee County History Center, 221 E Marietta St, Canton, GA

Sensory Friendly Saturday

JAN

28

12:00 PM

Cherokee County History Center, 221 E Marietta St, Canton, GA

Historic Preservation Tax Incentives Workshop

JAN

29

6:00 PM

Cherokee County History Center, 221 E Marietta St, Canton, GA

Sensory Friendly Saturday

JAN

31

12:00 PM

Cherokee County History Center, 221 E Marietta St, Canton, GA

Science Saturday: Mad Kitchen Science

FEB

7

10:30 AM

Cherokee County History Center, 221 E Marietta St, Canton, GA

Winter Break Camp

FEB

16

10:00 AM

Cherokee County History Center, 221 E Marietta St, Canton, GA

History Uncorked

FEB

26

5:00 PM

Cherokee County History Center, 221 E Marietta St, Canton, GA