Open Daily, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Fernbank After Dark
Offered the second Friday of each month, Fernbank After Dark presents a variety of unique after-hours experiences for grown-ups, including museum exhibits, live music, full bars, tapas menus, science demonstrations and more.
Exclusively for ages 21 and over, Fernbank After Dark is a unique date night for couples, a great place to meet up with friends and a fun experience for travelers. Each month highlights a different science theme and features a variety of fun and immersive programming.
Upcoming Fernbank After Dark Events*
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Fernbank After Dark: Survivor Don't get voted off the island! Come show off your survival skills at Fernbank After Dark: Survivor with themed activities. |
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Fernbank After Dark: The Great Outdoors Answer the call of the wild and quench your thirst for nature – and cocktails – at this tree-mendous event. Enjoy science based and nature-themed activities that will leave you rooting for more! |
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Fernbank After Dark: Sense and Sense-ability Get ready for a night of sensory overload, scientific surprises and mildly questionable puns. Come to your senses...or lose them in the name of science! |
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Fernbank After Dark: Wicked Science Get ready to brew up some trouble at Wicked Science, where you'll explore hair-raising hands-on activities and exhibits that are sure to cast a spell on your curiosity. |
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Know Before You Go
- When purchased online, tickets are $18.95 for members and $23.95 for nonmembers. Tickets purchased at the box office or over the phone are an additional $3. Does not include taxes or fees.
- While the fun is unlimited, parking is not. We recommend Uber, Lyft or a Taxi to join the party.
- Please drink responsibly.
- Tickets are non-refundable. Date changes are subject to a $2 per ticket transfer fee.
*All events and activities are subject to change.
Fernbank is a nonprofit natural history museum, giant screen theater and old-growth forest, and is not affiliated with Fernbank Science Center, which operates as a division of DeKalb County Schools.
