Today is a special day in Milledgeville, March 25th would have been Mary Flannery O’Connor’s 95th birthday. While Milledgeville typically hosts activities and events to celebrate her life and birthday, this year social distancing requires us to celebrate a bit differently. Instead of visiting…
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Whether you enjoy beautiful architecture, intriguing history, or spring blooms, Milledgeville is brimming with options for cultural enthusiasts. Learn about the local past, take in beautiful homes, and witness the spring season come alive through these self-guided tours. As it is an important time…
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Nothing says spring quite like a picnic! If you’re looking to practice social distancing with a new activity to get the kids out of the house or to just breathe in a little fresh air with your intimate circle, save yourself some time by calling in a to go order from a local restaurant. With merely a…
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We love to dine out and we are guessing you do too. Visit Milledgeville works to update restaurant status reports daily; those offering curbside pick up during this period of recommended social distancing however, we encourage you to also check restaurant hours and daily operations via phone or…
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As the situation evolves, Visit Milledgeville is actively engaged in conversations with hospitality partners across our community to provide daily updates on attraction closures and event cancellations. While we remain open for visitation, we’ve compiled a list of sites and activities that have…
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Since its founding in 1842, the Central State Hospital Campus (originally known as the Georgia State Lunatic, Idiot, and Epileptic Asylum) has been one of MIlledgeville’s most well known and intriguing sites. The site gained national recognition during the 1960s as the United States’ largest mental…
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