Are you struggling with finding a gift for that friend or family member that already has EVERYTHING they could ever want? With so much to do in Milledgeville, make your gift an experience to remember this year! We all have been guilty of having too much stuff (or waiting too late for free shipping)…
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Your Milledgeville college years can be some of the greatest memories, meals and friendships of your life. But, have you been back to Milledgeville lately? The Brick is still serving up delicious stuffed sticks, and Amici is still jamming local bands, but the latest additions are amazing too. From…
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Oliver Norvell Hardy was a successful American comedic actor in silent films and one half of the Academy Award winning comic duo Laurel and Hardy, the double act that began in the era of silent films and lasted from 1927 to 1951. Hardy called Milledgeville home from 1903 – 1913. "It was in…
Continue ReadingIn Milledgeville time off means time on the water. Swimming, wind-in-your-hair, jumping-waves kind of time. Good news, Labor Day is just around the corner, which means a three day weekend and time for some fun. Here are five ways you can celebrate Labor Day in Milledgeville. Grab your towel and…
Continue ReadingOne of Milledgeville’s favorite Holiday traditions is touring Georgia’s Old Governor’s Mansion while it is decorated for Christmas celebrations. In case you missed it, here are 5 insider peeks to make you put it on your 2018 bucket list! 1. The largest decoration in the Mansion is the 28-foot-tall…
Continue ReadingFall is football and festival season in the south, and it’s just around the corner! Go ahead, grab a pumpkin spice latte and mark your calendar for these Milledgeville festivals you won’t want to miss. September 1 = First Friday Touch a Truck Party in the Plaza and Touch a Truck at September’s…
Continue ReadingExperience the roots of southern hospitality through 19th century Georgia homes along the Antebellum Trail. Georgia's Antebellum Trail spans 100-miles and seven historically significant communities including Athens, Watkinsville, Madison, Eatonton, Milledgeville, Gray/Old Clinton and Macon. Each of…
Continue ReadingSpring is in the air, and these lively festivals are in full bloom in Milledgeville. We've compiled our annual list of can't-miss spring festivals. Mark your calendars! Experience a recreation of Mary Virginia Brown's 1859 doll wedding where the local Baptist minister married her dolls with pomp and…
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With an intoxicating perfume of magnolia, moonlight and mystery, Milledgeville has earned quite a reputation over the years. The rebellious, yet classic beauty has often been misjudged and misunderstood, but her attraction is undeniable. Southern flair is common in Milledgeville’s colorful…
Continue ReadingWhile the term layover may conjure ideas of a delay in flights or time wasted between destinations, it also can be the thrill and excitement of added time spent exploring an unexpected city. Perhaps one is traveling from Atlanta to Savannah, or Canada to Florida, there may be a layover in…
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