Milledgeville Georgia
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Founded in 1803, Milledgeville served as the capital of Georgia during the Civil War. Walk beneath the shadows of the towering oaks through wrought iron gates that lead to magnificently preserved mansions, haunted historic sites and fascinating museums. Founded in 1803, Milledgeville served as the capital of Georgia during the Civil War. Walk beneath the shadows of the towering oaks through wrought iron gates that lead to magnificently preserved mansions, haunted historic sites and fascinating museums.
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Reminder that we are celebrating National Travel and Tourism Week 2017 and locally that means FREE historic trolley tours to visitors through May 13th, Old Governor's Mansion in Milledgeville, GA is offering one free tour a day at 3 pm, Sallie Ellis Davis House will offer tours today, Wednesday, at 2 pm by appointment only and Rose Hill Lockerly Arboretum will offer free tours to the public all day on Wednesday. The John Marlor Art Center and the GCSU’s Natural History Museum will be open to the public and offer FREE admission through Friday. Andalusia, Home of Flannery O'Connor is free and open to the public Thursday - Sunday 10 - 5. Andalusia will offer a free Flannery pin to any visitor that week who mentions National Tourism Week and each will be entered into a drawing to receive our next limited edition tee-shirt in honor of National tourism week. Get out and explore Milledgeville this week! #iloveMilly
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There is a new way to float/paddle down the Oconee River in town, Mac's Yaks Kayak Rental! Have you given them a try?
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Multiple local attractions are offering free tours this week in recognition of National Travel and Tourism Week 2017! “Travel and tourism is one of the most reliable generators of jobs at all levels of the American economy, including right here in Milledgeville. We aim to show the powerful role of travel in this community,” says Linda Bailey, Office Manager of the Milledgeville Convention & Visitors Bureau.
A Few of My Favorite Things
After 45 blog posts, the voice of Meet Milledgeville reflects on some of her favorite things as she says goodbye. We would like to thank her for the passion she has given to share all the wonderful stories, attractions, people and tastes that make Milly special over the past year.
Andalusia Book Group Open to Everyone
Andalusia, Home of Flannery O'Connor continues its drop-in all-O’Connor book group on the last Thursday of every month, 10:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. The program takes place during the weekday and is a perfect opportunity for retirees, students, and travelers to be introduced to the author’s work and to the place where O’Connor lived with her mother from 1951 until her death in 1964 at age 39.
Milledgeville Official Calendar of Events - What's Happening in Milledgeville
This week we are ‘Showcasing Milledgeville’ at Milledgeville Main Street's First Friday event. Friday night, from 6 – 9 pm, downtown will fill with local artist demos, local talent, live music, face painting and merchant specials. Heart Pine will be performing a free evening of bluegrass music in Allen's Market beginning at 7:30 pm. Saturday morning, grab your locally grown, sustainably produced vegetables, fruit, meat, bread, preserves and plants at The Green Market (now weekly on Saturdays from 9 am – noon). Then moms and daughters can participate in an acrylic painting workshop to create a painting that that incorporates your child's little hand.
Milledgeville Film Fest: 2017 Schedule
You still have time to catch a panel, workshop or feature film during the Milledgeville Film Festival this weekend!
Rose Hill Listed in the National Register of Historic Places
Congratulations to Rose Hill at Lockerly Arboretum for officially being listed in the National Register of Historic Places - NPS as an excellent and intact example of the Greek Revival style and the Georgian house type in Baldwin County.
Spring DIY Sports
Get outdoors with these 5 activities you, your friends and family will enjoy this summer in Milledgeville.
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Milledgeville hosted 9 travel writers from all over the country along Explore Georgia's Southern Charm itinerary this week! We shared our hospitality, history and heritage while showcasing our eclectic downtown! #ilovemilly
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It is your last chance to see the Fathers and Sons Special Exhibit at the Old Governor's Mansion in Milledgeville, GA. From the people who brought you the exhibit Mothers and Daughters last year, this year we explore men's clothing from the 19th century. This exhibit is guest curated by PNJW Collections and on display through April 29.
Milledgeville Official Calendar of Events - What's Happening in Milledgeville
This week in Milledgeville, watch the latest film stars be born and catch various live musical performances. Tonight starting at 7:30 pm, Max Noah Recital Hall will host Small Ensembles Spring Concert. Tonight and tomorrow, April 25, catch the Solo Performance by Kayla Thomas at Campus Black Box Theatre. Beginning on Wednesday night, catch a flick as part of the 4th annual Milledgeville Film Festival. Get ready for 5 days of films, panels, and parties. On April 27, Sound Sculptures XII will be held on Georgia College's McComb Building. The 2017 JazzFest is held on Saturday, April 29, from 2 – 9 p.m. at the Pecan Grove on the Central State Hospital grounds. Bring a picnic basket and blanket and sit out under the stars while listening to the sounds from the University's own Jazz Band as well as other featured artists.
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