This vibrant and funny play tells the true story of the Atlanta Washerwomen's strike of 1881, where Black women demanded fair wages and ignited a wave of labor activism across Georgia. (Click the button below for specific dates and to purchase tickets.)
Touching the deepest wells of the human spirit through art and nature
We embrace and seek to grow the sense of community we experience in the beautiful countryside of Chattahoochee Hills and we are passionate about creating a model for those who seek to live in or visit a place where art and artists are integral parts of daily life.
• Diversity and inclusiveness
• Stewardship of place
• The exchange of ideas and viewpoints
• Artistic excellence
• The creative process
• The power of art to make the world a better place
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In collaboration with the Art Farm staff, councils bring renowned performers, environmentalists, and creators to the natural beauty of our area to debut original work and delight audiences.
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