
Darren Hester
Exploring Macon
Lights in the Alleyway
Glowing lights above the alleyway (2nd St Ln) connecting Cherry and Poplar Streets in downtown Macon, GA.
Bright City
Bright City neon sign on the side of the NewTown Macon / Johnson Lofts building at 555 Poplar Street in downtown Macon, Georgia.
Water Lily
Water Lily in the small pond near the entrance of Museum of Arts and Sciences in Macon, Georgia. The facility includes four galleries with frequently changing exhibitions, the Discovery House with hands-on activities, live animal habitats, the Mark Smith Planetarium, nature trail, garden, store, auditorium, and classrooms. https://www.masmacon.org/
The Hummingbird Stage & Taproom
National & local bands perform at this lively watering hole also offering a patio, darts & karaoke. https://www.thebirdstage.com/
Downtown Macon Visitor Information Center
Visit the Downtown Visitors Center your first stop on your Macon exploration. Let their specialist guide you to Macon's historic soul through our food, architecture and culture. https://www.maconga.org/
Foot Bridge at Tattnall Square Park
Small rock foot bridge on a path winding through the gardens at Tattnall Square Park.
Entrance to Armory Ballroom
The prominent 19th century Victorian building is located in the heart of historic downtown Macon. Built in 1884 for Macon’s first military unit, the Macon Volunteers, the 3-story building now houses professional office space, retail space, and an auditorium (ballroom) with stage, balcony, and vaulted ceiling spanned by Howe trusses. The building exterior was completely restored. The interior renovation included the installation of an elevator, and all building systems were modernized within the fabric of the historic structure.
Parish Louisiana Grill Sign
Parish on Cherry is a Creole/Cajun restaurant offering your favorite Louisiana dishes along with a great atmosphere in the heart of downtown Macon, GA. https://www.parishoncherry.com/
Be The Bear
Sign on a lamp post running along the sidewalk in front of Mercer University.
Chef statue outside Kudzu Seafood Company
From the Deltas of L.A. (Lower Alabama) Lee Clack and his wife, Kelley Wrigley, a Macon native, have brought the tastes of the Gulf Coast to Historic Downtown Macon. Kudzu Seafood Company is authentic Gulf coast seafood. We make all of our breading, season blends, and sauces in house. We even bring our Po’ Boy bread in from Gambino’s in Louisiana. https://kudzuseafood.com/
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images taken around Macon and Middle
Georgia. Updates every week.