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Help Bring Atlanta’s Hemp & Cannabis Museum to Life
A place to preserve stories, spark curiosity, and explore the plant’s role in our world. Join the National Institute of Plant Medicine and Education in supporting the vision for a planned Hemp & Cannabis Museum.
Become a Founding SupporterThe museum is in development. A permanent venue and opening date have not been announced.
The Museum We’re Imagining
Our vision brings together Atlanta artists, community voices, historical sources, and accessible science. A pop-up or traveling exhibition would help develop the visitor experience before a permanent museum.
Art & Cultural Stories
Commissioned portraits, a community mural, oral histories, and installations exploring hemp and cannabis in everyday life.
From Field to Form
Discover fibers, textiles, paper, and creative uses of hemp through hands-on material displays.
History & Education
Explore plant history, policy, science, and the communities shaped by cannabis laws.
Support the Next Chapter
We’re seeking supporters for concept development, exhibition planning, paid artist commissions, a pilot exhibition, and community education.
Individuals, businesses, artists, educators, and cultural partners can help through funding conversations, sponsorship inquiries, introductions, or offers of relevant expertise and materials.
Ask About Making a DonationEmail About SponsorshipOnline donations are not available yet. Contact us to discuss supporting the project and request donation instructions from the National Institute of Plant Medicine and Education. Do not send payment or bank details through the contact form.
No contribution is collected on this page. Please request the organization’s donation documentation and receipt information before giving.
Education Starts with Safety
The National Institute of Plant Medicine and Education is also developing a children’s safety program focused on preventing accidental ingestion of medicated gummies. Families, educators, and community organizations are invited to ask about supporting this work.
Explore an Education Partnership