In-person at Georgia Tech | Ages 6 – 9
Campers explore the building blocks of the world around us as they design and build the bustling bridges, roads, and city systems that keep communities connected and thriving.
In-person at Legacy Park |
Ages 6 – 9
Let your creativity soar at MODA’s Art Adventures camps! These camps feature hands-on projects like murals and models centered on weekly themes.
In-person at Georgia Tech | Ages 14 – 16
Discover how environmental designers shape healthier, more sustainable cities through thoughtful planning, architecture, and systems design.
In-person at Georgia Tech | Ages 10 – 13
Discover what makes a city sustainable by using LEGO Spike robotics to prototype green buildings, renewable energy systems, and other climate-conscious ideas for a resilient future.
In-person at MODA
Good design is for everyone. Come see for yourself.
MODA is opening its doors wider. Free Fridays, free admission every Friday from 12–7 pm, May 25 through June 20, is our commitment to keeping design accessible when it matters most.
In-person at MODA
Join us on June 17 for a day about the women who built this city and designing ways to preserve the stories you treasure.
In-person at MODA | Free
Atlanta has always been a city of distinct neighborhoods and tight communities. That's where its hip-hop story begins.
Dr. Regina N. Bradley traces the streets, studios, clubs, and gathering spaces that turned Atlanta into a hip-hop capital.
In-person at MODA
Good design is for everyone. Come see for yourself.
MODA is opening its doors wider. Free Fridays, free admission every Friday from 12–7 pm, May 25 through June 20, is our commitment to keeping design accessible when it matters most.
In-person at Mimms Museum of Technology and Art | 11am-1pm
What can the evolution of Apple teach us about creativity, storytelling, and the future of design?
Join fellow MODA members for a special daytime meet-up at the Mimms Museum of Technology and Art, featuring exclusive access to iNSPIRE: 50 Years of Innovation from Apple.
In-person at Georgia Tech | Ages 6 – 9
Get in the game by using LEGO bricks to imagine stadiums, scoreboards, equipment, mascots, and full sports-inspired worlds that spark teamwork, creativity, and big-energy problem-solving.
In-person at Georgia Tech | Ages 10 – 13
Discover how sports shape city life by reimagining stadiums, skateparks, playgrounds, and fitness trails, then designing creative, accessible spaces that bring communities together.
In-person at Georgia Tech | Ages 14 – 16
What does it take to turn an idea into a real business?
In Entrepreneurship 101, campers will explore how entrepreneurs use design to transform ideas into brands, products, and experiences.
In-person at Georgia Tech | Ages 6 – 9
Explore how neighborhoods are designed and use LEGO® bricks to imagine vibrant places where people feel safe, supported, and deeply connected.
In-person at Georgia Tech | Ages 14 – 16
Discover how architects design the buildings and spaces that shape how people live, learn, and gather in Atlanta
In-person at Georgia Tech | Ages 10 – 13
Dive into the world of transportation and discover how cars, trains, and more connect our cities and shape our lives.
In-person at MODA
Our world is fast and chaotic. Open Make Session offers a rare kind of space: a place to sit, make, and think.
During this drop-in program, MODA’s galleries become a shared studio.
In-person at MODA | Free
Before OutKast, people weren't listening to the South. By the time the Dungeon Family was done, nobody could look away.
Dr. Regina N. Bradley examines OutKast and the Dungeon Family as cultural theorists who used music, visuals, and performance to reframe Southern Black life in the post–Civil Rights era.
In-person at Legacy Park | Ages 10 – 13
Campers will explore how murals, installations, and public art shape a community’s identity as they sketch, design, and collaborate like real artists.
In-person at Georgia Tech | Ages 10 – 13
Campers dive into how cities make space for pure fun as they dream up and build vibrant, inclusive play areas using crafting materials, reimagining parks, playgrounds, and joyful corners that spark movement, creativity, and community.
In-person at Georgia Tech | Ages 6 – 9
Become a transportation designer by exploring planes, trains, subways, bike lanes, airports, bridges, and futuristic vehicles, then using LEGO bricks and LEGO Spike robotics to build moving models that imagine safer and more sustainable ways to travel.
In-person at Georgia Tech | Ages 14 – 16
Explore how three dimensional design and sculpture shape the way people experience Atlanta’s public spaces, neighborhoods, and cultural landmarks.
In-person at MODA
Join us on July 15 for a day that asks where original work really comes from. Hip-hop didn't just happen in Atlanta. Atlanta made it happen -- and understanding how changes the way you think about making anything.
In-person at MODA
How does sound influence the way we create? What happens when music becomes a tool for drawing, storytelling, and design exploration?
Join Atlanta artists Anami Hayes and Marcus Valentino for an interactive evening of music, illustration, and experimental mark making.
In-person at Peachtree Library | 12-1 pm
Join us for a discussion of Inventor of the Future: The Visionary Life of Buckminster Fuller by Alec Nevala-Lee, a revealing biography of the visionary designer.
In-person at Georgia Tech | Ages 10 – 13
Explore how people move through cities and across the globe by using LEGO Spike robotics to build creative, efficient transit systems inspired by subways, bike lanes, airports, and autonomous vehicles.
In-person at Georgia Tech | Ages 6 – 9
Campers discover where fun lives in the city as they explore parks, splash pads, skateparks, playgrounds, and imaginative public spaces, then design joyful play zones that boost creativity, health, and community connection for everyone.
In-person at MODA
Join us on June 24 for the day your inner creative has been waiting for since approximately the third grade.
In-person at MODA
What does a body look like mid-leap, mid-turn, mid-breath?
Join MODA's Queer Figure Drawing Night with Ashanti Hampton for a session centered on movement.
In-person at MODA | Free
Trap music gets dismissed as nihilistic, or celebrated without being understood.
Dr. Bradley examines trap as a form of critical storytelling: a genre that documents labor, aspiration, inequality, and survival.
In-person at MODA
Our world is fast and chaotic. Open Make Session offers a rare kind of space: a place to sit, make, and think.
During this drop-in program, MODA’s galleries become a shared studio.
