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These 17 metro Atlanta attractions to offer ‘Swaptember’ savings

Sebastian Moreno, 2, with mom, Maria Urrutia, playing at the High Museum of Art on May 14, 2018.
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By Becca J G Godwin
Aug 21, 2018

It pays to be a member.

Seventeen metro Atlanta attractions have partnered to offer savings for members in the annual Swaptember event from Sept. 1 to 30. The event encourages members of participating attractions to explore other venues.

Members from any participating attraction can show their current membership card at any other participating attraction and receive $10 off a membership purchase.

Some attractions are also offering additional discounts on general admission during the monthlong savings event. For full offer details, visit the participating attraction’s website.

The 2018 SWAPtember participants are: 

ExploreAtlanta Botanical Garden
ExploreAtlanta History Center
ExploreBooth Western Art Museum
ExploreBreman Museum
ExploreCenter for Puppetry Arts
ExploreChattahoochee Nature Center
ExploreDekalb History Center
ExploreFernbank Museum of Natural History 
ExploreHigh Museum of Art
ExploreMichael C. Carlos Museum
ExploreMuseum of Contemporary Art of Georgia
ExploreOakland Cemetery
ExploreTellus Science Museum
ExploreThe Children's Museum of Atlanta
ExploreZoo Atlanta
ExploreAtlanta Contemporary
ExploreCenter for Civil and Human Rights

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