There must be "something in the water" in Rome's northwest Georgia rivers. Music — whether it is bluegrass, blues, symphonic music, choral music, rock, or opera — is truly a major part of this city's DNA. The Rome Symphony Orchestra is the oldest symphony in the South, having been founded in 1921...
Georgia's Historic Sites are often overlooked amid the chatter of the state parks, but they hold treasures that should not be missed. Visit Georgia's State Historic Sites and experience what makes them special.
Get on board the vinyl revival by visiting independent record stores across Georgia.
“Wineries have opened up this whole new, exciting venue for both the homegrown talent and for touring artists,” says Bob Fortin, a local promoter and festival producer. Fortin’s impresario career has stuck to a noticeable theme — he used to manage Atlanta-based jam band The Grapes, and now he...
Take a road trip to discover these musicians' final resting places in Georgia.
Summer is just around the corner, which offers the perfect excuse to explore our great state. Augusta, Helen and Columbus are fantastic towns for families, and we've got the scoop on where to stay, where to play and where to eat! 1. Augusta Augusta is filled with great food, outdoor adventure, and a...
Check out these outdoor adventures that showcase Georgia's scenic beauty at the state's seven natural wonders.
From hot air balloons to beer, local performers to living history, these festivals have everything you need to celebrate fall.
Most people travel through Georgia on the Interstate highways, but it’s worth taking a break from driving and visiting Georgia’s many small towns. Here are four places located just off major Interstates with unique places to eat and surprising things to do.
If you are looking for great shopping experiences with the family in the Atlanta area, we have a few recommendations.