Thanks you for visiting our event page, the information we are sharing is base on information we gather from many sources, it is accurate to the best of our knowledge. So be sure to check in with any destination before you visit. GMAP hope you are fully educated and entertained in some way by visiting all of these wonderful and interesting places.
Museums: (1) Ma - Rainey House, 805 fifth Ave, Columbus, Ga.31901 ph.706 -653 -4960 ( raineyblues.com )
(2) Roland Hayes Museum at the Harris Art Center, 212 Wall St. Calhoun, Ga. harrisartcenter.com/roland-hayes (706-629-2599 ).
(3) Harriet Tubman Museum, 310 Cherry St. Macon, Ga. ph.478-743-8544.
(4) Music Memories museum 215 West Main St. Swainsboro, Ga, ph. 478-237-0936.
(5) The Allman Brothers and Capricorn Records museum and studios Macon, Ga. (thebighousemuseum.com)
(6) The Augusta Museum of History, visit augustamuseum.org
(7) Rock Candy Tours In Macon highlight Georgia rich musical heritage, (exploregeorgia.org)
(8) The Otis Redding Foundation 339 Cotton Ave, Macon, Georgia. (otisreddingfoundation.org) 478-742-5737
(9) Eddie Owen Presents: Red Clay Music Foundry. 3116 Main St. Duluth; (eddieowenpresents.com) 678-892-6373.
(10) Songs For Kids Foundation (songforkids.org) 404-541-9231
(11) Augusta, Jessye Norman Amphitheater, 15 Eighth St. Augusta,Ga.30901 Ms. Norman was a world famous opera singer, she was a four time Grammy award winner.
(12) Macon, Grand Opera House built 1884 651 Mulberry St. Macon, Georgia This theater was first called Academy of Music and boasted the largest stage in the south east. The theater had a seating capacity of 2,418 patrons.(478-301-5470) (thegrandmacon.com)
(13) Augusta, Imperial Theatre. built, 1918. was saved in the 1980s by local residents who rallied in its defense to keep it from the wrecking ball. The theatre seat up to 1200 patrons, and Charlie Chaplin once sold war bonds there in 1918. (14) Savannah music Festival. for info. Ph. (912-234-3378) (
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