The Beauty Behind Macon's Yoshino Cherry Trees
The delicate pink and white petals of the Yoshino cherry trees are an important part of Macon’s past, present, and future…
Read MoreThe delicate pink and white petals of the Yoshino cherry trees are an important part of Macon’s past, present, and future…
Read MoreIn every town, there are hidden attractions that have unique lore or historical significance. Macon…
Read MoreThe people, the stories, and the history are what make Macon such a special place. Each year, Riverside Cemetery comes alive as actors put a human face on history for hundreds of visitors who enjoy seeing actors in costume at graveside bring history to life…
Read MoreOur community and others around the nation are celebrating National Travel and Tourism Week from May 1 - 7, 2022.The theme of this year's celebration is “The Future of Travel” in which we celebrate the ways our tourism industry is becoming more innovative, efficient, and sustainable…
Read MoreTourism continues to boost local economy through innovation, planning and agility MACON, Ga. (Jan…
Read MoreThough I never had the honor of meeting the ‘Architect of Rock n’ Roll,’ I truly feel like I have…
Read MoreWe pass popular tourist sites like Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park every day; we may not even think of how it supports our community…
Read MoreBy: David Wheeler Experience all ...that the South has to offer on your next visit to Macon, Georgia. This scenic city is rich with history, soulful music as well as a good dose of Southern Charm in an effort to engage visitors. Check out these six beautiful places to enjoy the outdoors in Macon:…
Read MoreOn Monday, Ocmulgee Brewpub was crowned the inaugural Macon Burger Week champion for their “Juliette Burger.” In a live stream on Facebook and Instagram the Georgia Beef Board and Visit Macon announced the 2018 Burger Week winning restaurant…
Read MoreMacon has earned the nickname, “The Festival Capital of Georgia” and for good reasons. This Southern city’s events scene begins to bloom each spring, along with its 350,000 Yoshino cherry trees—it’s the cherry blossom capital of the world— and the fun continues all year long…
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