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7 Can't-Miss Historic Sites in Savannah
Deeply rooted in history and beautifully preserved, Savannah is Georgia's oldest city. Established in 1733 by English settlers, Savannah grew into a graceful town known for its architecture and Southern hospitality. Among the popular things to do in Savannah is strolling through the historic squares...
A Georgia Road Trip With the Family
The Georgia Family Vacation Begins My husband Wilson and I grew up in Georgia. It’s where we met and where we bought our first home. We now live a state away with our daughters Lydie, four, and Ellis, seven months, and we want to take them back for a vacation. But getting ready for a road trip with...
Feast on Georgia Music History
Nothing goes better with a good meal than good music -- or a heaping side of Southern music stories. Here in Georgia, you don’t just hear the music, you taste it, too. From greasy spoons to vegan bowls, Georgia plates are full of folklore from some of music's finest. So, loosen those belt buckles...
Top Places in Albany, Georgia, for Music Fans
Enjoy live music and explore the rich music history of "The Good Life City" at these venues and points of interest.
Live Music in Dahlonega: Where Music Strikes Gold
Rooted in Appalachian culture, Dahlonega's music scene is pure gold. Locals and visitors flock to the weekend jam sessions on the Dahlonega square, where fiddles, dulcimers, a forest of banjos, and even the occasional yodeler or buck dancer take center stage. The twangy sounds, handed down through...
A 3-Day Guide to Macon, Georgia's Music Scene
The roots of American music run deep in Macon. Native son Little Richard helped birth rock ‘n’ roll, and Otis Redding, who grew up and started his career here, took soul music to unsurpassed heights. James Brown and the Famous Flames recorded their first demo, “Please, Please, Please,” at Macon...
Top Places for Music Fans in Atlanta
Follow this list to experience live music in Atlanta and explore the musical history of Georgia's capital.
Blues Music
Spend a day exploring Georgia blues, beginning with the early Paramount recordings of Gertrude "Ma" Rainey, known as the "Mother of the Blues," and those of her early pianist and arranger, "Georgia Tom" Dorsey. Then, spend time with Piedmont Blues stylists, including Blind Willie McTell, whose song...
Top Places in Augusta for Music Fans
Start exploring James Brown's hometown with these live music venues, music festivals, tours, and more.