Augusta, Georgia is a city where African American history, culture, faith, music, business, and education have shaped the community for generations. From historic churches and museums to the legacy of James Brown and the revival of the Golden Blocks, Augusta offers meaningful ways to connect with…
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In the heart of downtown Augusta, Springfield Village Park stands as a powerful tribute to African American history, faith, education, and resilience. Centered around the historic Springfield Baptist Church, this 2.5-acre park honors one of the oldest continuously active African American…
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March is Women’s History Month, and there is no better place to celebrate the strength, creativity, and leadership of women than right here in Augusta, Georgia. From historic trailblazers who shaped our community to modern entrepreneurs, artists, chefs, and business owners who continue to move…
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Looking for a historic weekend getaway in Augusta filled with Southern charm, unique architecture, and rich cultural experiences? This three-day itinerary will guide you through Augusta’s most notable museums, landmarks, and scenic spots, ensuring you make the most of your stay. From fascinating…
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Augusta, Georgia is where front porch conversations still matter, recipes are passed down for generations, and history lives in everyday moments. As Georgia’s second-oldest city, Augusta blends timeless tradition with authentic Southern hospitality. If you’re craving a dose of nostalgia, classic…
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Looking for a weekend filled with Southern charm, inspiring stories, and centuries of history? Augusta, Georgia offers an unforgettable journey through time, where historic homes, art museums, and cultural landmarks tell the tale of a city that helped shape the South. Corey Rogers , Executive…
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If you’re searching for a unique historical experience in Augusta, Georgia, the Bringing Up a President: Tea with Mrs. Wilson tour offers something truly memorable. Hosted at the Boyhood Home of President Woodrow Wilson, this immersive living history program invites guests to step back into the…
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Long before he became the 28th President of the United States, Woodrow Wilson walked the streets of Augusta, Georgia, shaping his worldview in a city rich with history. From the pulpit where his father preached to the bustling banks of the Augusta Canal, visitors can explore the very places that…
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Ready to experience Augusta, Georgia like a creator who finds the good stuff everywhere he goes? Follow David White, better known as The Dropping Pin, through a three-day downtown adventure stacked with local flavor, colorful murals, river views, and one of the Southeast’s favorite festivals. Use…
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Whether you're a first-time visitor or a local looking to try something new, Augusta’s River Region is steeped in Southern charm and strong coffee. From third-wave roasters and historic cafés to modern bakeries serving up the perfect latte and pastry pairing, Augusta’s coffee scene has something for…
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