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Macon Tue. Nov 26 2024

Adventures in Middle Georgia: Things to Do this Week in the Heart of Georgia

There are plenty of interesting things going on in the heart of Georgia this week

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Adventures in Middle Georgia: Things to Do this Week in the Heart of Georgia

Nate Weeks Editor

Macon Wed. Nov 20 2024

Fun Things to Do this Week in the Heart of Georgia

Music lovers have a lot to rejoice this week in Middle Georgia

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Fun Things to Do this Week in the Heart of Georgia

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Dublin Weather: Wednesday July 9

High: 92°

Low: 78°

Wind: 2 MPH WSW

Chance of rain: 81%

Patchy rain nearby, with a high of 92 and low of 78 degrees. Thundery outbreaks in nearby in the morning, clear overnight.

Macon Mon. Nov 11 2024

Fun Things to Do this Week in the Heart of Georgia

This week there will be free concerts, another storytelling event from Storytellers Macon, and much more from November 11th through 17th

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Young Artist Camp I and II at The 567 Center for Renewal - Mon Jul 14 9:30 am
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Zach Butler at Just Tap'd - Summer Music Series at Just Tap'd - Fri Jul 11 5:00 pm
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51st Buggy Day Arts & Crafts Festival in Barnesville (9/20-9/21) - Sat Sep 20 10:00 am
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Ocmulgee Indigenous Celebration at the Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park (9/13 - 9/14) - Sat Sep 13 10:00 am
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GABBAfest 2025 (9/26-9/28) - Sat Sep 27 12:00 pm
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Historic Macon Foundation's Fall Sale (10/3-10/5) - Fri Oct 3 8:00 am
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The Milly Market at Milledgeville Marketplace (8/1-11/21) - Fri Sep 5 4:00 pm
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John Crist Jokes for Humans at the Macon City Auditorium - Sat Sep 27 7:00 pm
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Macon Fri. Nov 8 2024

EDITORIAL: When Silence Was Golden: Lessons from Life 100 Years Ago

Contrasting Our Current Frenzy with the Simplicity of the Past

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EDITORIAL: When Silence Was Golden: Lessons from Life 100 Years Ago

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Macon event

Tue Dec 31 7:00 pm

The Perry Buzzard Drop

One of the most unique New Year's Eve celebrations around, the 12th annual Perry Buzzard Drop will take place

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Macon event

Sat Nov 16 8:00 am

2nd Annual Macon Music Half Marathon

The 2nd Annual Macon Music Half Marathon will f

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Macon event

Fri Dec 6 6:00 am

Opening Reception of "Progression - From the Archives of Ric Geyer" at the McEachern Art Center

Artist and furniture building Ric Geyer, who is also the founder of

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Opening Reception of Progression - From the Archives of Ric Geyer at the McEachern Art Center

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Macon Mon. Nov 4 2024

Adventures in Middle Georgia: Things to Do this Week in the Heart of Georgia

The first full week of November will include art, lots of music, and even robots

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Macon Mon. Nov 4 2024

EDITORIAL: Opinions Are Like Ear Holes, Everyone Has Them

No matter our opinions, we still share more in common than we often admit

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EDITORIAL: Opinions Are Like Ear Holes, Everyone Has Them

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Macon Wed. Oct 30 2024

EDITORIAL: Using the Power of Boredom to Make You More Creative

Many fight boredom with brightly lit electronic devices and streaming media, but there are reasons why being bored is good for you

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EDITORIAL: Using the Power of Boredom to Make You More Creative

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Macon Wed. Oct 30 2024

EDITORIAL: Lessons in Peace from Nature

Stresses these days are high for many but observing nature can teach us some important lessons about having peace in our lives

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Macon Mon. Oct 28 2024

Adventures in Middle Georgia: Things to Do this Week in the Heart of Georgia

The last week of October and the first weekend of November will bring plenty of fun (and spooky) events for both kids and adults

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