Museum of Arts and Sciences
Macon, GA
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The Museum of Arts and Sciences features rotating art exhibits in its galleries. Visitors can explore interactive art and science exhibits in the Discovery House. The Mark Smith Planetarium offers immersive journeys through the sky and space.
Macon, GA
The Museum at Capricorn interprets the history and impact of Capricorn Records and Capricorn Sound Studios within Macon’s music heritage. It features over 1,200 square feet of artifacts, murals, and interactive digital kiosks with music, video, and text. Visitors can explore the label’s discography, publicity photos, and original band bios through an in-depth interactive display.
Macon, GA
The Allman Brothers Band Museum at The Big House is one of the most visited tourist destination by Trip Advisor with patrons coming from all around the world
Macon, GA
The Douglass Theatre in Macon, Georgia, presents a dynamic mix of live music, theatre, film, arts education, and community programming. It provides a platform for emerging and established artists to share their talent and stories. The theatre honors its historic roots and preserves its legacy.
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The Georgia Sports Hall of Fame honors the struggle, perseverance, and achievement of the state’s best teams, athletes, and coaches. The institution recognizes individuals and groups for their contributions to Georgia sports. Visitors can explore information about the inductees.
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The Cannonball House is a museum and historical site in Macon, Georgia. Visitors can take a garden tour, explore the museum, and visit the gift shop. The museum features exhibits and special collections showcasing artifacts from various points in Macon and Georgia’s history, focusing on Georgia’s heritage from the antebellum through Reconstruction eras.
Macon, GA
The Johnston-Felton-Hay House in Macon is a distinguished structure that was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1974. This historic house contains more than 18,000 square feet across 24 principal rooms. Visitors can experience the beauty of the Hay House on a tour.