Chattanooga is a dynamic mid-sized city nestled along the banks of the Tennessee River. Chattanooga is one of the most revitalized cities in the country with a thriving arts, music, and dining scene complemented by exceptional world-class attractions. The "Scenic City"​ offers all the amenities of a major metropolitan city in a comfortable, convenient and beautiful location, including a free electric shuttle serving the downtown area and the fastest citywide internet speeds anywhere in the world. Chattanooga also boasts one of the nation's top ten green convention centers, a state-of-the-art, one-level, 185,000 square foot facility. The city offers 11,000 guest rooms in the metro area, an airport that offers non-stop and one-stop connections to over 1,000 destinations, and unique off-site function venues and recreational options.

The Huntsville Museum of Art is a non-profit municipal corporation established by the City of Huntsville, Alabama, and governed by a city-appointed Museum Board. The Museum seeks to foster understanding of the visual arts and appreciation of artistic achievement. The mission of the Museum is to bring people and art together through acquiring, preserving, exhibiting and interpreting the highest quality works of art.

The Kentucky Railway Museum, Inc. is A 501 (C) (3) Non-Profit Organization chartered in the Commonwealth of Kentucky for the purpose of education of the public regarding the history and heritage of Kentucky's railroads and the people who built them through the acquisition, restoration, preservation, display, and operation of the rail equipment and artifacts. KRM is dependent upon the generosity of our members and volunteers. Both play a key role in our organization and dedicate many hours every year. You can contribute in many ways as we have many different areas from which your talents may be utilized. For more information on these opportunities please email us or call the museum directly at 1-800-272-0152. As an operating railroad dedicated to preserving our rail heritage, KRM has a number of restoration projects underway in addition to the daily operating expenses associated with the railroad and the museum. As a 501 (c) 3 non-profit, your donations may be tax-deductible. Please see your tax preparer for information on your circumstances. All donations will be promptly acknowledged by letter for your tax keeping purposes.

The Chattahoochee Nature Center's (CNC) mission is to connect people with nature. Being outdoors is more important than ever to our communities' health and well-being. At CNC, visitors of all ages have 127-acres to safely explore and endless opportunities to connect with nature while learning about Georgia's ecosystem. CNC features three ponds, six woodland and wetland trails, including a newly renovated 2,000-foot river boardwalk. We offer a space for quiet, reflective moments, or more active options such as hiking, ziplining, or canoeing. CNC also offers programs involving rehabilitated native wildlife, horticulture, photography, art, and more. Our goal is to encourage life-long learning and demonstrate the important role nature plays in our daily lives. Open 7 days a week. Visit website for events, programs, hours, and holiday closures. Admission: $15 Adults | $11 Seniors (Ages 65+) & Students (Ages 13 -18) | $9 Children (Ages 3 -12) | Children 2 & under are free

As the only museum dedicated to all dimensions of African American music, The National Museum of African American Music (NMAAM) will showcase over 50 music genres created or impacted by African Americans, honor the legacy and legends of this diverse music and detail the impact this music has on musicians and consumers around the world.

Lane Motor Museum in Nashville, Tennessee features the largest European collection of cars and motorcycles in the United States.

Incorporated in 1987, the museum is a private, nonprofit, 501(c)(3) organization focusing on children’s development through exhibits and programs designed to support early learning.

Vulcan is the world's largest cast iron statue; made of 100,000 pounds of iron and 56 feet tall, he stands at the top of Red Mountain overlooking the city of Birmingham. But, Vulcan is more than a statue. Vulcan Park and Museum features spectacular views of Birmingham, an interactive history museum that examines Vulcan and Birmingham's story, a premier venue for private events and a beautiful public park for visitors and locals to enjoy. With an official information center that is operated by the Greater Birmingham Convention and Visitors Bureau, Vulcan Park and Museum serves as the first stop for visitors to the Birmingham area. Vulcan® Park and Museum is operated by Vulcan® Park Foundation, a non-profit organization with a mission to preserve and promote Vulcan as the symbol for the Birmingham region, to advance knowledge and understanding of Birmingham’s history and culture, and to encourage exploration of the region. Our offices are located inside Vulcan Center.

High on a mountain plateau, The Bascom art center provides audiences of all ages with stimulating, diverse exhibitions, studio art instruction and other cultural experiences. Visit the six-building, six-acre campus in Highlands, North Carolina. The Bascom offers a community gathering-place amid art and nature, along with many program offerings.