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Things to DoHistory Events in Georgia: Reenactments, Living History and Candlelight Tours42 history events in Georgia: battle reenactments, living-history days, heritage festivals and candlelight tours of historic homes. Next up: “Loyalists & Liberty: Savannah in the American Revolution”, Oct 20, 2026. Dates are the organizers’ own; where only a month is published we say so. Header photo: Hay House in Macon (completed 1859), which hosts Christmas […]Updated Oct 20, 2026Things to DoHistoric Tours in Georgia: Walking Tours, Trails and Ranger Programs46 historic tours and trails in Georgia: 16 walking tours and ranger programs, 8 driving trails, National Historic Trails and heritage areas, and more. 15 are free. Prices and schedules come from each operator’s own page. Header photo: Broughton Street lights in 1911, in the heart of Savannah’s historic district. Credit: Library of Congress, Prints […]Updated Oct 20, 2026Things to DoHistoric Sites in Georgia: Hours, Admission and What to SeeWe list 82 historic sites you can visit in Georgia: 9 National Park Service units, state historic sites, museums, battlefields and house museums. 12 are free. Hours and admission were read from each operator’s own page. Header photo: Andersonville Prison (Camp Sumter) on August 17, 1864, today Andersonville National Historic Site. Credit: Library of Congress, […]Updated Oct 20, 2026EventsSavannah Lighted Christmas Street Parade 2026 (Dec. 12): Time, Route and ParkingThe 34th Savannah Lighted Christmas Street Parade is Saturday, Dec. 12, 2026, 5:30 to 7 p.m., free: route, parking, kids tips and what else is on that week.Dogs in partsStrollers in partsUpdated Oct 20, 2026AnswersWhat to Do in Georgia in November 2026: Dated EventsNovember in Georgia is festival and holiday-lights season. As of October 19, 2026, the three dated November events with organizer pages are the Big Pig Jig in Vienna (November 6 and 7), Stone Mountain Christmas (November 7 to January 3, weekends and holidays), and the Savannah Christmas Market (November 19 to January 3). Each date […]Updated Oct 20, 2026Things to DoGeorgia Food and Drink: Official State Foods, Seasons and State Farmers MarketsGeorgia’s eight official state foods, Vidalia and peach seasons, and all nine state farmers markets, each with an official source.Updated Oct 19, 2026Things to DoGeorgia Visitor Basics: Airports, MARTA, Tolls, Ferries, Alcohol, Fireworks and Road Rules42 visitor questions about Georgia answered from official pages, with the source and the date we read it.Updated Oct 19, 2026Things to DoGeorgia History: Historic Sites, Landmarks, Tours and TimelineGeorgia became the fourth state on January 2, 1788. Here is its history in one place: 82 historic sites you can visit (12 free), 50 National Historic Landmarks, 46 historic tours and trails, 42 history events and a 60-event timeline, each checked against an official page. Header photo: Fort Pulaski near Savannah after Union rifled […]Updated Oct 20, 2026Things to DoGeorgia Landmarks and Sights to See: National Parks, Historic Sites and Natural Wonders78 Georgia landmarks in one list: National Park Service units, state historic sites, National Historic Landmarks and the Seven Natural Wonders, with official links.Updated Oct 20, 2026Things to DoGeorgia State Symbols: Bird, Flower, Tree, Song and All Official DesignationsGeorgia’s state bird, flower, tree, song, fruit and 44 more official designations, with Official Code section numbers and the 2025–2026 additions.Updated Oct 19, 2026

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