Prospective music students! The GCSU Department of Music in Milledgeville hosts its annual Career Day on Feb 16, 2026. High schoolers can explore paths in Music Therapy, Education, and Performance. Meet faculty, tour facilities, and learn about scholarships. Register now to discover your future in Middle Georgia music. Register using the QR code!

Join Evenings with History for an engaging lecture series now in its 21st year! Held at the Allen's Market in downtown Milledgeville, each program features a unique speaker. This month, welcome Joseph Sumner as he discusses the 1540 AD meeting of the Muscogee/Creek Peoples with the Hernando de Soto Expedition in Middle Georgia. Learn, discuss, and connect with the community every third Tuesday.

Join Lake Oconee neighbors Russ and Meg of EzTravel for a relaxed and informative travel chat at Compassion Cafe on Thursday, February 19, 2026. They are inviting the community to stop by, enjoy a complimentary coffee, and talk all things travel in an easy, no pressure setting.

This casual meet up is a chance to explore different ways to travel, discover popular and emerging destinations, and ask questions about international trips of all kinds. Whether you are dreaming of Europe, curious about river cruises, or simply looking for fresh travel inspiration, Russ and Meg are happy to share insights and ideas while getting to know fellow Lake Oconee locals.

Allied Arts presents the Towards Unity: Embodying the Eight Limbs of Yoga workshop. This yoga series is held on Thursdays from 5:15–6:30 PM, beginning January 15, 2026. The workshop takes place at Allen's Market, located at 101 Floyd L Griffin Jr St. Advanced registration is required via the provided link or QR code to attend this Milledgeville yoga and wellness event.

The Love Walk returns to Milledgeville on February 21, 2026! This inspiring community event raises awareness for breast cancer, lupus, and heart health. Participants can come together to show support, spread love, and promote wellness throughout the community. Don’t miss this meaningful walk for a cause that touches so many lives.

What's more romantic than a night of mystery? Don't miss February’s Crime & Wine on Saturday, Feb. 21!
Sheryl "Mac" McCollum, Founder and Director of the Cold Case Investigative Research Institute (CCIRI) and Georgia author of "Cold Case: Pathways to Justice" will discuss and present an unsolved true crime case! A single ticket is $45 each or multiple tickets are $40 each.

Love to sing? Looking for a creative way to connect with others in the community?

The Voices of Milledgeville is forming and looking for passionate singers of all experience levels. This joyful, welcoming choir will explore a diverse range of music while building community through song. FREE to attend!

Allied Arts presents the Towards Unity: Embodying the Eight Limbs of Yoga workshop. This yoga series is held on Thursdays from 5:15–6:30 PM, beginning January 15, 2026. The workshop takes place at Allen's Market, located at 101 Floyd L Griffin Jr St. Advanced registration is required via the provided link or QR code to attend this Milledgeville yoga and wellness event.

Coffee House Series Brings Community Together for a Free Evening of Live Arts

The Plaza Arts Center and The Arts Barn are proud to be collaborating for another year on The Coffee House series featuring Coffee Houses, Mocha Houses and Cocoa Houses. The Coffee House Series invites the community to gather for a relaxed and inspiring evening celebrating creativity in all its forms. This free event showcases a wide range of local talent, featuring live music, theater, dance and more, all in a welcoming, coffee-house style atmosphere.

Designed to bring artists and audiences together, the Coffee House Series offers a platform for performers of all backgrounds, ages, and experience levels to share their work in an intimate and supportive setting.

The Coffee Houses are designed for high school and college aged performers. Cocoa Houses are designed for middle and elementary school performers and Mocha Houses are designed for performers of all ages. Performers must submit an “audition” video — for information on submitting an act, visit theartsbarn.net.

Admission is free and open to the public, making the Coffee House Series accessible to everyone. The first Coffee House of the series is February 27 at The Plaza Arts Center.

Attendees are encouraged to come early, grab a seat, and enjoy coffee or treats that will be for sale. All proceeds from the Coffee House series go toward the Broadway Intensive program this summer.

For more information about the Coffee House Series, including upcoming dates or how to participate, visit theartsbarn.net.

Enjoy Music at The Mill a free, family-friendly evening of local musical talent held every last Friday of the month! October's event features Spotlight Artist Soyuna. The main show is followed by an open jam session, inviting all musicians and singers to collaborate.

By popular request, Story Time with Miss Neely is back at Lake Country Books & Gifts for another delightful morning of storytelling and imagination. Families are invited to gather for a cozy, kid-friendly experience filled with engaging stories, cheerful smiles, and creative fun.

Miss Neely brings stories to life in a warm and welcoming environment that young readers will love. It’s the perfect Saturday outing for children and caregivers looking to spark imagination and enjoy quality time together.

All are welcome to join this charming story time event—where books, laughter, and little imaginations come together.

Mark your calendars for the annual Auction & Casino Night on Saturday, February 28, 2026, from 6:00 PM – 11:00 PM in the Kidd Center! Support talented students with a silent auction, live auction, casino tables, dinner by Southern Dawgs Catering, and a cash bar. Enjoy a fun night of fundraising, including the popular karaoke hour from 10 PM – 11 PM. Get tickets or become a sponsor today!

Click the button below to purchase tickets!

The BEST of Bon Jovi is coming to the Plaza Arts Center on February 28th!

Covering the hits of the most popular American rock bands in history, Don Jovi has established itself as one of the premier party bands! Rock out to the greatest hits from Livin’ On a Prayer, You Give Love a Bad Name, Bed of Roses, It’s My Life, Wanted Dead or Alive, Runaway, I’ll Be There for You, Blaze of Glory, Thank You for Loving Me, Always, & More! Ticket prices: $64, $54, $44

CCE hosts FAT Sunday: Friends and Fellowship Service on the First Sunday of every month. This is a special time for the community to come together after service for fellowship, food, and fun. The goal is to grow in faith, build lasting friendships, and ensure there is room for everyone. Join CCE for this monthly community event!

Putnam Reads invites families to lace up their sneakers for the Seuss on the Loose Fun Run & Festival on March 7 at Putnam County Primary School. This colorful, Seuss-inspired community event combines an energetic fun run with a lively family festival designed to celebrate reading, imagination, and healthy fun.

Registration begins at 9:00 a.m., with the race kicking off at 9:30 a.m. Children and families are encouraged to come dressed in playful, Seuss-themed attire as they enjoy a morning filled with movement, laughter, and community spirit. Participants who preregister by February 20 will receive an event T-shirt.

Following the run, the festival continues from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., featuring kid-friendly activities and entertainment that bring favorite storybook themes to life. Festival wristbands are available for $10, making it an affordable and engaging outing for families. Hosted by Putnam Reads, the event supports local literacy efforts while giving children a joyful way to celebrate books and creativity.

The 2026 Georgia Miss Amazing Amplify Event presents "Abilities In Full Bloom." This special, inspiring event celebrates and amplifies the abilities of young people. Join the community on Saturday, March 7, 2026, for a day dedicated to empowerment and positivity. This is a wonderful opportunity to support a great cause in the Lake Sinclair area.

The 5th Annual Be a Light Sneaker Ball will be hosted at The Club at Lake Sinclair on March 7, 2026, from 7-10 PM. Guests are invited to attend this exclusive fundraising gala where fashion meets philanthropy. Tickets are $100 per person for a unique night of fun, music, and giving back to the local community. The event supports a worthwhile cause through an upscale twist on sneaker culture.

Lake Country Books & Gifts invites families to a special Story Time with author Andrea Cassell on Saturday, March 14 at 11:00am as she shares her delightful new children’s book, Kibby the Underdoodle. Young readers will enjoy a fun and engaging reading experience with the author herself.

A perfect morning for kids, families, and book lovers alike! 📚✨

The Honoring Our Heroes Fundraiser will take place on March 14, 2026 at Briarpatch Farm, bringing the community together for an inspiring evening dedicated to the men and women who have served our country.

As the inaugural Honoring Our Heroes fundraising event, this special night is designed to celebrate service, sacrifice, and commitment to our nation while raising vital funds for programs that support veterans and local heroes.

Guests will enjoy an evening of dinner and fellowship, along with special guests, live entertainment, raffles, and a silent auction—all in a warm and meaningful setting.

Proceeds from the event directly benefit initiatives and programs that provide resources, assistance, and support to veterans and heroes in the community.

Evenings with History presents Ashley Quinn discussing Eldren Bailey, Grave Maker, a black folk artist known for masonry sculptures and headstones in Atlanta cemeteries. This popular Milledgeville history lecture series is held every third Tuesday at 6:30 PM at the NEW LOCATION, Allen's Market. Join the community to learn unique stories about local history!

Walk the historic grounds of the Georgia Lunatic Asylum once the world's largest mental institution. Offered by Georgia's Old Capital Heritage Center & Seeking Asylum LLC, this chilling walking tour starts at the Central State Hospital Museum. Historian Jessica Whitehead shares compelling stories of mental health treatment and history.

Click the button below to purchase tickets!

Shop fresh, local, and seasonal at the Downtown Eatonton Farmers Market on March 27! Join us in the heart of historic downtown for a community-focused market featuring farm-fresh foods, homemade goods, and locally produced favorites.

This is a great opportunity to support local farmers and food vendors while enjoying a welcoming downtown atmosphere.

Types of Vendors Accepted:

• Produce

• Meats and dairy

• Frozen foods

• Bread and baked goods

• Candles, soaps, and personal care items

• Pre-packaged specialty items (honey, pecans, jams/jellies, and more)

• Non-alcoholic beverages (cider, bottled drinks, etc.)
  Please note: We are no longer accepting lemonade vendors for this event.

Types of Vendors NOT Accepted:

• Food trucks

• Direct sales vendors (Paparazzi, Pampered Chef, etc.)

• Arts & crafts

Come out and enjoy a day of fresh flavors, local shopping, and community connection in Downtown Eatonton!

Downtown Greensboro, Georgia introduces Art in Action, a brand-new community celebration of creativity taking place March 27–28. This free, weekend-long event invites residents and visitors to experience the vibrant arts scene through live performances, local artists, and interactive experiences throughout downtown.

The celebration begins Friday evening with Gallery Night at Festival Hall from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., where guests can explore featured artwork, meet artists, and enjoy a lively social atmosphere.

On Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., the Creative Walk extends the festivities across downtown Greensboro, showcasing outdoor student art installations, live music from local performers, and demonstration artists creating in real time.

Art in Action highlights the creativity, culture, and local spirit that make downtown Greensboro a special gathering place. Whether attendees enjoy fine art, live music, shopping local businesses, or simply spending time with friends, this welcoming event offers something for everyone.

Coffee House Series Brings Community Together for a Free Evening of Live Arts

The Plaza Arts Center and The Arts Barn are proud to be collaborating for another year on The Coffee House series featuring Coffee Houses, Mocha Houses and Cocoa Houses. The Coffee House Series invites the community to gather for a relaxed and inspiring evening celebrating creativity in all its forms. This free event showcases a wide range of local talent, featuring live music, theater, dance and more, all in a welcoming, coffee-house style atmosphere.

Designed to bring artists and audiences together, the Coffee House Series offers a platform for performers of all backgrounds, ages, and experience levels to share their work in an intimate and supportive setting.

The Coffee Houses are designed for high school and college aged performers. Cocoa Houses are designed for middle and elementary school performers and Mocha Houses are designed for performers of all ages. Performers must submit an “audition” video — for information on submitting an act, visit theartsbarn.net.

Admission is free and open to the public, making the Coffee House Series accessible to everyone.

Attendees are encouraged to come early, grab a seat, and enjoy coffee or treats that will be for sale. All proceeds from the Coffee House series go toward the Broadway Intensive program this summer.

For more information about the Coffee House Series, including upcoming dates or how to participate, visit theartsbarn.net.

Downtown Greensboro, Georgia introduces Art in Action, a brand-new community celebration of creativity taking place March 27–28. This free, weekend-long event invites residents and visitors to experience the vibrant arts scene through live performances, local artists, and interactive experiences throughout downtown.

The celebration begins Friday evening with Gallery Night at Festival Hall from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., where guests can explore featured artwork, meet artists, and enjoy a lively social atmosphere.

On Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., the Creative Walk extends the festivities across downtown Greensboro, showcasing outdoor student art installations, live music from local performers, and demonstration artists creating in real time.

Art in Action highlights the creativity, culture, and local spirit that make downtown Greensboro a special gathering place. Whether attendees enjoy fine art, live music, shopping local businesses, or simply spending time with friends, this welcoming event offers something for everyone.

By popular request, Story Time with Miss Neely is back at Lake Country Books & Gifts for another delightful morning of storytelling and imagination. Families are invited to gather for a cozy, kid-friendly experience filled with engaging stories, cheerful smiles, and creative fun.

Miss Neely brings stories to life in a warm and welcoming environment that young readers will love. It’s the perfect Saturday outing for children and caregivers looking to spark imagination and enjoy quality time together.

All are welcome to join this charming story time event—where books, laughter, and little imaginations come together.

Walk the historic grounds of the Georgia Lunatic Asylum once the world's largest mental institution. Offered by Georgia's Old Capital Heritage Center & Seeking Asylum LLC, this chilling walking tour starts at the Central State Hospital Museum. Historian Jessica Whitehead shares compelling stories of mental health treatment and history.

Click the button below to purchase tickets!

CCE hosts FAT Sunday: Friends and Fellowship Service on the First Sunday of every month. This is a special time for the community to come together after service for fellowship, food, and fun. The goal is to grow in faith, build lasting friendships, and ensure there is room for everyone. Join CCE for this monthly community event!

Join us for Ty's Capstone Exhibition at Georgia College, Ennis Hall! This free, public event showcases Ty's final college project before graduation. The artwork of other graduating seniors will also be displayed. Early arrival is recommended for parking. Don't miss this inspiring art showcase!

Downtown Eatonton is hosting the Magnolia Market & Chalk Walk, a fun-filled day celebrating local creativity, small businesses, and community spirit! Stroll through a lively outdoor market featuring unique vendors, handcrafted goods, and specialty items while enjoying colorful chalk art throughout the downtown area.

This event is the perfect opportunity to shop small, support local organizations, and experience the charm of Eatonton’s historic district.

• Arts & Crafts

• Bread and baked goods

• Candles, soaps, and personal care items

• Pre-packaged specialty foods (honey, pecans, jams/jellies, and more)

• Direct sales vendors (Paparazzi, Pampered Chef, etc.)
  Please note: A Paparazzi vendor has already registered for this event.

• Small business informational booths

• Churches

• Civic organizations

Whether you're coming to shop, showcase your business, or enjoy the chalk walk experience, the Magnolia Market & Chalk Walk is a can’t-miss downtown event for the whole family.

Get ready for the 2026 ArtHealthy Festival on Saturday, April 11, 2026, from 12-5 pm! The theme is "Move With The Culture: A Global Dance Fitness and Wellness Experience." Join the fun on the Front Campus of GCSU for a day dedicated to art and health. Visit arthealthy.org for more information.

Coffee House Series Brings Community Together for a Free Evening of Live Arts

The Plaza Arts Center and The Arts Barn are proud to be collaborating for another year on The Coffee House series featuring Coffee Houses, Mocha Houses and Cocoa Houses. The Coffee House Series invites the community to gather for a relaxed and inspiring evening celebrating creativity in all its forms. This free event showcases a wide range of local talent, featuring live music, theater, dance and more, all in a welcoming, coffee-house style atmosphere.

Designed to bring artists and audiences together, the Coffee House Series offers a platform for performers of all backgrounds, ages, and experience levels to share their work in an intimate and supportive setting.

The Coffee Houses are designed for high school and college aged performers. Cocoa Houses are designed for middle and elementary school performers and Mocha Houses are designed for performers of all ages. Performers must submit an “audition” video — for information on submitting an act, visit theartsbarn.net.

Admission is free and open to the public, making the Coffee House Series accessible to everyone.

Attendees are encouraged to come early, grab a seat, and enjoy coffee or treats that will be for sale. All proceeds from the Coffee House series go toward the Broadway Intensive program this summer.

For more information about the Coffee House Series, including upcoming dates or how to participate, visit theartsbarn.net.

Join the VHS Warhawk Bass Anglers for their annual service project on Lake Sinclair! This community focused event allows student athletes to give back through a dedicated lake clean-up initiative. Supported by local sponsors, the team works to preserve Georgia's natural beauty while building character and teamwork. Help support these anglers as they serve their local environment!

Pickleball to the Rescue is returning on Saturday, April 18 with a fun-filled community tournament and festival-style fundraiser benefiting the Lake Oconee Humane Society. Designed for players of all skill levels and families of all ages, this annual event brings the Lake Oconee community together for a day of friendly competition, entertainment, and meaningful impact.

More than just a pickleball tournament, Pickleball to the Rescue is growing into a lively family festival featuring kid-friendly activities, local sponsors, and interactive attractions that make it a celebration for everyone. Organizers are currently planning exciting additions — including hopes for a bounce house and other family entertainment — to create an unforgettable day of community connection.

All proceeds from raffles and fundraising efforts directly support the Lake Oconee Humane Society, helping provide food, medical care, and life-saving services for homeless, abandoned, and neglected pets. With the support of local businesses, players, and volunteers, this event helps give animals in need a second chance while bringing neighbors together for a shared cause.

Community members and sponsors are encouraged to get involved by contributing ideas, volunteering, or supporting festival activities. Pickleball to the Rescue promises a day of fun, generosity, and teamwork — all in support of helping animals find safe and loving homes.

The 10th Annual Eatonton One Day Paint Out
Saturday, April 18, 2026.

The day consists of two main events: Workshops (advance registration required) and a Paint Out (advance registration recommended).

1. Workshops:
From 9:00 am – 12:00 pm we are pleased to offer two Plein Air Workshops ($50) taught by award-winning Plein Air painters and instructors: Allison Doke and Ginny Fergus. Each workshop only has room for 10 participants, so be sure to register early! The deadline to register for the workshop is April 10, 2026.

2. Paint Out Competition:
Artists must be 18 years of age or older. Registration for the Paint Out is $25. Please be sure to read the full rules and regulations. There are cash prizes (1st: $200; 2nd: $150; 3rd: $100 and up to three merit awards at $40 each). Judging will be done by the workshop instructors. The event will be held rain or shine, so come prepared.

We highly recommend you register in advance for the Paint Out so we can provide recommended locations to paint and suggestions for inclement weather locations as well. However, we do accept walk-ups on the day of the event.

Walk the historic grounds of the Georgia Lunatic Asylum once the world's largest mental institution. Offered by Georgia's Old Capital Heritage Center & Seeking Asylum LLC, this chilling walking tour starts at the Central State Hospital Museum. Historian Jessica Whitehead shares compelling stories of mental health treatment and history.

Click the button below to purchase tickets!

Shop fresh, local, and seasonal at the Downtown Eatonton Farmers Market on April 24! Join us in the heart of historic downtown for a community-focused market featuring farm-fresh foods, homemade goods, and locally produced favorites.

This is a great opportunity to support local farmers and food vendors while enjoying a welcoming downtown atmosphere.

Types of Vendors Accepted:

• Produce

• Meats and dairy

• Frozen foods

• Bread and baked goods

• Candles, soaps, and personal care items

• Pre-packaged specialty items (honey, pecans, jams/jellies, and more)

• Non-alcoholic beverages (cider, bottled drinks, etc.)
  Please note: We are no longer accepting lemonade vendors for this event.

Types of Vendors NOT Accepted:

• Food trucks

• Direct sales vendors (Paparazzi, Pampered Chef, etc.)

• Arts & crafts

Come out and enjoy a day of fresh flavors, local shopping, and community connection in Downtown Eatonton!

Putnam Christian Outreach invites the community to take part in its 7th Annual Helping Hands and Caring Hearts Golf Tournament—an impactful day of golf that supports neighbors in need across the Lake Country area.

Proceeds from the tournament help provide vital resources such as food, clothing, and financial assistance to local individuals and families facing hardship. Contributions also play a crucial role in supporting the homeless and helping feed children on weekends when free school lunches are not available.

By participating, golfers are not only enjoying a great day on the course—they are making a meaningful difference in the lives of deserving local residents. Community support through this annual tournament helps ensure that compassion and care continue throughout the year.

Registration Options (selected during registration):

• Single Player: $80 (1 attendee)

• Two Players: $160 (2 attendees)

• Three Players: $240 (3 attendees)

• Four Players / Foursome: $320 (4 attendees)

Putnam Christian Outreach thanks all participants and supporters for helping extend a helping hand and caring heart to those who need it most.

Walk the historic grounds of the Georgia Lunatic Asylum once the world's largest mental institution. Offered by Georgia's Old Capital Heritage Center & Seeking Asylum LLC, this chilling walking tour starts at the Central State Hospital Museum. Historian Jessica Whitehead shares compelling stories of mental health treatment and history.

Click the button below to purchase tickets!

The Warhawk Bass Anglers are heading to the GHSA State Championship! This event includes official practice and tournament days for all qualified anglers. Supported by a dedicated community of local sponsors, student athletes will compete for the state title on the water. Join in cheering on the team as they represent their school and community at this elite level.

The highly anticipated 2026 GHSA State Finals for Bass Fishing, presented by Alfa Insurance, is set for Saturday, May 9, 2026, at Lake Sinclair in Milledgeville, GA. This major high school championship event culminates a season of qualifying tournaments. The thrilling weigh-in event is free and open to the public at the Little River Park Ramp (3069 N Columbia St).

Coffee House Series Brings Community Together for a Free Evening of Live Arts

The Plaza Arts Center and The Arts Barn are proud to be collaborating for another year on The Coffee House series featuring Coffee Houses, Mocha Houses and Cocoa Houses. The Coffee House Series invites the community to gather for a relaxed and inspiring evening celebrating creativity in all its forms. This free event showcases a wide range of local talent, featuring live music, theater, dance and more, all in a welcoming, coffee-house style atmosphere.

Designed to bring artists and audiences together, the Coffee House Series offers a platform for performers of all backgrounds, ages, and experience levels to share their work in an intimate and supportive setting.

The Coffee Houses are designed for high school and college aged performers. Cocoa Houses are designed for middle and elementary school performers and Mocha Houses are designed for performers of all ages. Performers must submit an “audition” video — for information on submitting an act, visit theartsbarn.net.

Admission is free and open to the public, making the Coffee House Series accessible to everyone.

Attendees are encouraged to come early, grab a seat, and enjoy coffee or treats that will be for sale. All proceeds from the Coffee House series go toward the Broadway Intensive program this summer.

For more information about the Coffee House Series, including upcoming dates or how to participate, visit theartsbarn.net.

Walk the historic grounds of the Georgia Lunatic Asylum once the world's largest mental institution. Offered by Georgia's Old Capital Heritage Center & Seeking Asylum LLC, this chilling walking tour starts at the Central State Hospital Museum. Historian Jessica Whitehead shares compelling stories of mental health treatment and history.

Click the button below to purchase tickets!

Walk the historic grounds of the Georgia Lunatic Asylum once the world's largest mental institution. Offered by Georgia's Old Capital Heritage Center & Seeking Asylum LLC, this chilling walking tour starts at the Central State Hospital Museum. Historian Jessica Whitehead shares compelling stories of mental health treatment and history.

Click the button below to purchase tickets!

Walk the historic grounds of the Georgia Lunatic Asylum once the world's largest mental institution. Offered by Georgia's Old Capital Heritage Center & Seeking Asylum LLC, this chilling walking tour starts at the Central State Hospital Museum. Historian Jessica Whitehead shares compelling stories of mental health treatment and history.

Click the button below to purchase tickets!

Walk the historic grounds of the Georgia Lunatic Asylum once the world's largest mental institution. Offered by Georgia's Old Capital Heritage Center & Seeking Asylum LLC, this chilling walking tour starts at the Central State Hospital Museum. Historian Jessica Whitehead shares compelling stories of mental health treatment and history.

Click the button below to purchase tickets!

Walk the historic grounds of the Georgia Lunatic Asylum once the world's largest mental institution. Offered by Georgia's Old Capital Heritage Center & Seeking Asylum LLC, this chilling walking tour starts at the Central State Hospital Museum. Historian Jessica Whitehead shares compelling stories of mental health treatment and history.

Click the button below to purchase tickets!

Walk the historic grounds of the Georgia Lunatic Asylum once the world's largest mental institution. Offered by Georgia's Old Capital Heritage Center & Seeking Asylum LLC, this chilling walking tour starts at the Central State Hospital Museum. Historian Jessica Whitehead shares compelling stories of mental health treatment and history.

Click the button below to purchase tickets!

Walk the historic grounds of the Georgia Lunatic Asylum once the world's largest mental institution. Offered by Georgia's Old Capital Heritage Center & Seeking Asylum LLC, this chilling walking tour starts at the Central State Hospital Museum. Historian Jessica Whitehead shares compelling stories of mental health treatment and history.

Click the button below to purchase tickets!

Walk the historic grounds of the Georgia Lunatic Asylum once the world's largest mental institution. Offered by Georgia's Old Capital Heritage Center & Seeking Asylum LLC, this chilling walking tour starts at the Central State Hospital Museum. Historian Jessica Whitehead shares compelling stories of mental health treatment and history.

Click the button below to purchase tickets!

Walk the historic grounds of the Georgia Lunatic Asylum once the world's largest mental institution. Offered by Georgia's Old Capital Heritage Center & Seeking Asylum LLC, this chilling walking tour starts at the Central State Hospital Museum. Historian Jessica Whitehead shares compelling stories of mental health treatment and history.

Click the button below to purchase tickets!

Walk the historic grounds of the Georgia Lunatic Asylum once the world's largest mental institution. Offered by Georgia's Old Capital Heritage Center & Seeking Asylum LLC, this chilling walking tour starts at the Central State Hospital Museum. Historian Jessica Whitehead shares compelling stories of mental health treatment and history.

Click the button below to purchase tickets!

Walk the historic grounds of the Georgia Lunatic Asylum once the world's largest mental institution. Offered by Georgia's Old Capital Heritage Center & Seeking Asylum LLC, this chilling walking tour starts at the Central State Hospital Museum. Historian Jessica Whitehead shares compelling stories of mental health treatment and history.

Click the button below to purchase tickets!

Walk the historic grounds of the Georgia Lunatic Asylum once the world's largest mental institution. Offered by Georgia's Old Capital Heritage Center & Seeking Asylum LLC, this chilling walking tour starts at the Central State Hospital Museum. Historian Jessica Whitehead shares compelling stories of mental health treatment and history.

Click the button below to purchase tickets!

Walk the historic grounds of the Georgia Lunatic Asylum once the world's largest mental institution. Offered by Georgia's Old Capital Heritage Center & Seeking Asylum LLC, this chilling walking tour starts at the Central State Hospital Museum. Historian Jessica Whitehead shares compelling stories of mental health treatment and history.

Click the button below to purchase tickets!