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If you're shopping for the perfect gifts, new décor or tchotchkes for any occasion, Georgia has festivals that you won’t want to miss.

Looking for a quick and inexpensive way to try hot new Atlanta cuisine? Food trucks are the perfect solution! You don’t even have to wander the streets looking for them because most post their location ahead of time, and many can be found in food truck parks. Food trucks are making a big splash in...

There’s something captivating about waterlilies. Their colorful blooms glisten like jewels as they appear to float, almost magically, on top of the water, transforming a pond or water garden into a living work of art. The flowers come in a range of colors, including white, pink, red, yellow, blue...

Are you looking for one of the most scenic drives in North Georgia? Recently, in the North Georgia mountains, they have discovered the head of a dragon that has laid in the Southern Appalachian Mountains for millions of years. During this process, they uncovered 77 miles, 715 curves, two loops, six...

Enjoy live music and explore the rich music history of "The Good Life City" at these venues and points of interest.

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...

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...

Follow this list to experience live music in Atlanta and explore the musical history of Georgia's capital.

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...

Start exploring James Brown's hometown with these live music venues, music festivals, tours, and more.