Enjoy a variety of live performances by some of Atlanta’s most beloved children’s musicians and storytellers in this engaging series. Shows take place Fridays, May through September at 10 and 10:45 a.m.
Djoli Kelen Inc. is the only non-profit Intergenerational Cultural Arts Collective in the country. In the Bamana language of Mali, West Africa, Djoli Kelen means “one blood,” which the company embodies in every sense of the word. Djoli Kelen will take you and your little ones on a journey of Traditional African and Diaspora Cultural Arts to spark curiosity through dance, music, and storytelling.
Free with Garden Membership or Admission; no show reservations are required. However, we recommend reserving your timed Admission tickets at least 15 minutes prior to show times, as the performance area is a short walk from the Garden entrance.
- This program is located on the Great Lawn under the shade of the elm trees.
- Bring a picnic blanket or ground cover if desired, as the grass can be damp in the morning.
- Please see our program greeter on the Great Lawn for a spot starting 10 minutes before each session.
We may cancel or move indoors if rain, cold temperatures or inclement weather make outdoor programming impractical. To check the status, email classes@atlantabg.org.
Shows for Seedlings is for children accompanied by an adult.