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Fall Concerts at North Georgia Performing Arts Center

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Live Music in North Georgia The Sautee Nacoochee Cultural Center is one of the most celebrated places for performing arts in the north Georgia Mountains. Not only does it host local artists, but it brings in world-renowned musicians to share their talents with our north Georgia mountain region. Here are some exciting concerts that are coming up this fall and winter seasons: Dr. Milton Masciadri Dr. Milton Masciadri is a third-generation double bass player whose musician experience spans the globe. He has performed alongside symphonies in Europe, Asia, North America, Central America, and South America. He will also be accompanied by … Continue reading →

Habersham Community Theater: North Georgia’s Hidden Gem

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There’s just something special about a small, local theater. The intimacy of seeing the characters up close, the ever-present history of the building itself seeping into every part of the show, and the ease with which you can completely immerse yourself into the story being told. The Habersham Community Theater is all that and more. Make it a part of your stay in the north Georgia mountains, and you will be as delighted as you are captivated. The Habersham Community Theater is just off the square in Clarkesville, GA. It was originally built in 1937 as a movie theater. Now … Continue reading →

Bluegrass & BBQ Festival in the North Georgia Mountains

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Make history by joining the Smithgall Woods State Park friends group as they host “Cabin Fever: Bluegrass & BBQ Festival” along Duke’s creek. On October 5, 2019, from 10am to 4pm, the park will feature live bluegrass bands, local artisans and their wares, food vendors, and more!  The goal of this event is to raise money for the state park to be able to dismantle and relocate a chestnut log cabin to their property. This cabin will be located near the Visitor’s Center and will be used for educational programming. Admission is $10 per vehicle, and additional donations are appreciated … Continue reading →