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Sip & See, A Progressive Dinner
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MILLEDGEVILLE, GA, FEBRUARY 4, 2019: On February 23, join the Milledgeville Museum Association for the first “Milledgeville Progressive Dinner” featuring an exclusive after…
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SUPER MUSEUM SUNDAY: Free Admission to Milledgeville’s Historic Sites
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MILLEDGEVILLE, GA, January 28, 2019 -- To spotlight Milledgeville’s fascinating past, many historic attractions are offering free admission on Sunday, February 10. This event is…
Continue ReadingShops and Boutiques that Ooze Local Georgia Flavor
Article originally appeared on Explore Georgia. Looking for a unique gift for that special someone, or maybe you just want something to remember your time in Georgia? Well, fear not, we have the…
Continue ReadingCelebrate the season with these 20 holiday events around Atlanta
Article originally appeared on Curbed Atlanta. The holidays are in full swing, which means the Atlanta region is bursting with events and attractions that celebrate the season. Parades, light shows…
Continue Reading6 Socially Sharable Teen-Tested Day Trips in Georgia
Article originally appeared on Explore Georgia. Getting teens out of their comfort zone is a sure-fire way to engage them on any outing. No matter what type of adventures your teen enjoys, they can…
Continue ReadingSanta Claus is coming to Georgia's Lake Country
Article originally appeared on Explore Georgia. You better watch out, you better not cry, better not pout, I'm telling you why… Santa Claus is comin' to town! And here are the best places in…
Continue Reading7 Excellent Things To Do In Milledgeville This Holiday Season
Christmas tree lights, beautifully wrapped presents, time off with family… the holiday season is called the best time of the year for a reason. This upcoming November and December brings some of the…
Continue ReadingExhibit at Andalusia: these machines put genius on paper
Article originally appeared on the Atlanta Journal Constitution. Ray Bradbury, Ernest Hemingway, John Lennon and Tennessee Williams created worlds, and they all used typewriters to do it. Attention…
Continue Reading13+ Atlanta Ghost Tours That Guarantee Goose Bumps
Article originally appeared on 365 Atlanta Traveler. The stories on these Atlanta ghost tours don’t have blood and gore, but are filled with just enough macabre to make the hair on the back of your…
Continue ReadingA Road Trip Worth Barking Over Along Georgia’s Antebellum Trail
Article originally appeared on Explore Georgia Blog. The towns along Georgia’s Antebellum Trail are Southern, classic and friendly for Fido! Each community has pet-friendly locations to eat, to sleep…
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