Macon is said to be a pretty haunted place, full of eerie stories and folklore chilling enough for even the biggest paranormal enthusiast. Travel through our historic streets learning of the spooky tales and happy haunts that call Macon home, too. This October is full of hair-raising Halloween activities that you dare not to miss. Here is your ghostly guide to all-things spooky during your stay in Macon. – Don’t say we didn’t warn you…
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After a festival-scarce summer, Macon’s Annual Film Festival is finally back! Like last year, the…
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This article is excerpted from the Explore Georgia website. Follow link to original article and for…
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Along Mulberry Street in Downtown Macon, Georgia stands the historic facade of the brick building housing one of the city's best authentic Mexican restaurants. Near the corner of Third Street, you’ll notice its two stallions surrounding their logo and black painted brickwork. La Bella Morelia has been a Macon staple even before their relocationto Downtown…
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Every Spring, Macon turns pink as over 350,000 Yoshino cherry trees bloom throughout the city. To…
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With all due respect to Christmas, springtime in Macon, Georgia is the most wonderful time of the year, in large part because of the Yoshino cherry trees blooming. Everyone gets extremely excited to deck themselves, their vehicles, their yards and their homes out in pink…
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Macon, Georgia is the Cherry Blossom Capital of the World with over 350,000 Yoshino cherry blossom trees blooming each March. Have fun at home and get creative with the kids (or by yourself!) with these downloadable cherry blossom coloring pages. …
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It is no secret the cherry tree and International Cherry Blossom Festival hold a special place in…
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From the beautiful Yoshino cherry blossom trees that decorate Wesleyan College and Downtown Macon to the fun carnival attractions and exhibits at Carolyn Crayton Park and its Food Truck Frenzy, the International Cherry Blossom Festival has been one of Macon’s landmark events ever since its humble inception in 1982. Crowned the Cherry Blossom Capital of the World— Macon, Georgia kicks off the bright and lovely spring season with this signature event…
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Spring is almost here, the cherry blossom trees are soon going to bloom and will be seen all around Macon. While you're driving through the city, consider taking the scenic route to view Macon's 350,000 plusYoshino cherry blossom trees. The trail, which runs from Carolyn Crayton Park to Bass Road, provides the best view of the beautiful blossoms…
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