Clayton County Georgia, Open to the World

April is Neurodiversity Awareness and Acceptance Month—a time to recognize and celebrate the natural differences in how people think, learn, and experience the world. Neurodiversity includes individuals with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and other cognitive variations, all of which contribute to the richness of our communities. Neurodiversity is not something to be “fixed”—it’s something to be understood, supported, and embraced. Creating inclusive spaces ensures that everyone has the opportunity to engage, learn, and feel welcomed. Awareness leads to acceptance, and acceptance leads to meaningful change in how we design experiences for all. In honor of this month, See Clayton County, GA is proud to support inclusive tourism experiences through Sensory Hours at the Road To Tara Museum. 🧠 Sensory Hours Details: Every Thursday in April ⏰ 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM During this time, the museum will provide a more sensory-friendly environment for visitors who may experience sensory sensitivities, allowing guests of all ages to explore comfortably and at their own pace. 📍 Location: 104 North Main Street Jonesboro, GA 30236 📞 Questions? Call: (770) 478-4800 Creating space for everyone matters. This April, take part in a more inclusive experience and discover history in a way that feels right for you. #SeeClaytonCountyGA #ClaytonCountyGA #NeurodiversityAcceptanceMonth #AutismAcceptance #InclusiveTravel #AccessibleTourism

Congratulations to Beth Bailey, President and CEO of the Clayton County Convention & Visitors Bureau, on receiving the Georgia Tourism Leadership Award. With over 30 years of dedicated service, Beth’s leadership has played a pivotal role in shaping Clayton County, GA as a welcoming and dynamic destination. Her vision, commitment, and impact continue to elevate our community and the tourism industry across Georgia. We are proud to celebrate a leader whose legacy reflects excellence, innovation, and lasting influence. 🌟 #SeeClaytonCountyGA #ClaytonCountyGA #TourismLeadership #GeorgiaTourism #LeadershipMatters

Growing, learning, and building stronger connections 🤝 See Clayton County, GA is proud to be attending the Georgia Association of Convention and Visitors Bureaus conference. We’re learning more about leadership, teamwork, and how to better collaborate with our hospitality partners. @georgiaassociationofcvbs We’re also gaining new perspectives on how to promote our CVB and elevate Clayton County, GA as a destination. Looking forward to everything Day 3 has in store! #SeeClaytonCountyGA #GACVB #ClaytonCountyGA #DestinationMarketing

Awareness leads to action and action can save lives. Join us for a Human Trafficking Prevention Workshop designed to equip you with the knowledge to recognize warning signs, protect your community, and support those in need. This is your opportunity to stay informed, feel empowered, and be part of a proactive solution. As we prepare to welcome global visitors for the FIFA World Cup 2026, it is critical for our community and hospitality partners to remain vigilant and informed. Increased travel brings new opportunities, but also a shared responsibility to prioritize safety. Together, we can ensure Clayton County, GA and Henry County, GA remain not only welcoming destinations, but safe spaces for all. 📅 May 14, 2026 🕐 1:00 PM 📍 125 North Main Street, Jonesboro, GA 30236 💻 Virtual and limited in-person opt #seeclaytoncountyga #claytoncountyga #visithenrycoga #henrycountyga

A legacy stitched in love, history, and family. We had the honor of celebrating the Best in Show Winner of our recent Quilt Show, Yvonne Boyd, surrounded by the people who inspired her award-winning piece… her family. With four generations present, Ms. Boyd shared how traditional quilting is more than a craft. It is a way to preserve stories, pass down heritage, and keep family connected across time. This was more than a recognition. It was a powerful moment that reflected the heart of Clayton County, GA… where culture, creativity, and community come together. Moments like these are what make exploring Clayton County, GA meaningful. Discover more cultural experiences, exhibits, and local stories waiting to be explored. Visit www.seeclaytoncountyga.com (link in bio) #SeeClaytonCountyGA #ClaytonCountyGA #CulturalTourism

April is Neurodiversity and Autism Acceptance Month, and See Clayton County, GA is proud to create more inclusive experiences for all visitors 💙 The Road To Tara Museum will host Sensory Hours every Thursday in April from 10 AM to 12 PM, offering a calm, welcoming environment for guests of all ages. This is a meaningful opportunity to explore film history at your own pace and connect more deeply with stories that shaped the industry. Visitors can also experience the legacy of Hattie McDaniel, whose groundbreaking achievement continues to inspire generations. Her story, along with the history of Gone with the Wind, is an important part of the museum experience. If you have more questions, please call us at (770) 478-4800. Plan your visit and discover a more inclusive way to experience Clayton County, GA. @roadtotaramuseum @officialhattiemcdaniel #SeeClaytonCountyGA #ClaytonCountyGA #AutismAcceptanceMonth #Neurodiversity #InclusiveTravel