If you didn’t get the chance to attend your high school prom or want to relive the magic of the night, Fernbank Museum’s summer event is a must.
The facility focused on nature and science is hosting an adult prom called Adult Prom: Roaring '20s. Happening Friday, June 26, it has a roaring '20s theme fit for the new decade.
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Guests can attend the adults-only gathering for $21.95, the price for members and non-members. Craft beer, wine, themed cocktails and small bites will also be available for purchase.
“Get dolled up in your best retro ‘20s attire and celebrate the decade that brought us flappers and gangsters at Fernbank’s Adult Prom: Roaring ‘20s, exclusively for adults,” reads the event description.
For attendees who purchased tickets before the adult prom was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic, Fernbank posted the following notice on the event page.
"If you purchased tickets to the event, you will receive an email from Guest.Services@FernbankMuseum.org with additional information."
Guests who didn't receive an email by April 1, are asked to call (404) 929-6400 or email Guest.Services@FernbankMuseum.org.
The promenade will be held in Fernbank’s Great Hall, where the world’s largest dinosaurs will watch under the 86-foot ceiling as guests cut a rug. Music from Amp’d Entertainment will play decade-spanning tunes while attendees can snap pictures to take home in a 1920s photo booth.
Plus, guests can test their sense in an experimental exhibition, Our Senses: An Immersive Experience.
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Although Fernbank is a field trip destination for students in kindergarten through twelfth grade, the museum regularly hosts adult-themed events throughout the year. They include Fernbank After Dark, which occurs on the second Friday of every month. Other events include Latin Dance Night and the past event, '90s Night.
DETAILS
Adult Prom: Roaring '20s
7 p.m. - 11 p.m. Friday, June 26
Fernbank Museum of Natural History: 767 Clifton Rd, Atlanta
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