Lake Tobesofkee: The History of Macon’s Lake For generations of Macon residents, Lake Tobesofkee has been a place for summer afternoons, family gatherings, fishing trips, boating, camping, swimming, and life

Above: Photo Courtesy of Visit Macon Long before Macon became a city, generations of people lived, gathered, farmed, built communities, and created monumental earthworks overlooking the Ocmulgee River. More Than

The Ocmulgee River has been part of the human story of Middle Georgia for thousands of years. The Ocmulgee River: The Waterway That Helped Shape Macon, Georgia Long before there

Photo Credit: benedek If you are thinking about moving to Middle Georgia, you may be asking a question that many home buyers consider before beginning their search: Is Macon, GA

Find Upcoming Events in Macon with the Visit Macon Events Calendar One of the things I love most about Macon is that there is nearly always something interesting happening. On

Above: Artistic rendering celebrating GABBAfest and Macon’s Southern rock heritage. GABBAfest 2026: The Music and Spirit of the Allman Brothers Return to Macon Every September, music lovers from across the

Above: The Big House Museum in Macon, Georgia. Image courtesy of Visit Macon The Big House: A Century of History, Music and Mystery in Macon Long before it became one

Above: Artistic illustration of the historic Macon City Auditorium in downtown Macon, Georgia. Macon City Auditorium: A Century of History and Mystery Beneath the Copper Dome Standing prominently at the

Above: Artistic rendering of the historic Douglass Theatre in downtown Macon, Georgia. The Douglass Theatre: Macon’s Historic Home of Black Music and Culture In a city known around the world