It's no longer enough just to explore what's here on earth. What's next for us all could be what's beyond the stars: space tourism. While we may not be ready to board shuttles for far-off planets, fans of the cosmos can learn about space flight and admire the stars at many locations throughout the region. Huntsville, Alabama Nicknamed the Rocket City, Huntsville is … [Read more...] about A Space Lover’s Guide to the South
Georgia
A First Timer’s Guide to Oktoberfest in Helen
The small town of Helen, Georgia, was little more than a sleepy mountain community before the 1960s. But today, it has one of the biggest and longest-running Oktoberfest celebrations in the United States, complete with traditional music, dancing, and beer straight from the motherland. Held every September and October for over 40 years, the Helen Oktoberfest celebration takes … [Read more...] about A First Timer’s Guide to Oktoberfest in Helen
Southern Stays: Jekyll Island Club Resort
Originally established in 1888 as a private members club on the Georgia Coast, it was once a playground for people like the Rockefellers and Vanderbilts. It was here that the concept of the Federal Reserve was established and where the first transcontinental phone call was made. The History of the Jekyll Island Club The Great Depression caused a downturn in … [Read more...] about Southern Stays: Jekyll Island Club Resort
The Ultimate Walking Dead Fan Guide to Georgia
The Walking Dead started as a comic book series and has become a full-on cultural phenomenon when it became an AMC television show. This guide is based on the original series, not the spin offs. Between the characters and quotes, it's totally changed the game for the Georgia film scene. There are tours, events, and even accommodations geared towards zombie-loving fans all … [Read more...] about The Ultimate Walking Dead Fan Guide to Georgia
Classic Eats: Hole in the Wall
Established in 1931 in downtown Blairsville, Georgia, Hole in the Wall is one of the region's most beloved eateries. For a time, it even operated as the Trailways Bus Station, selling tickets along with meals as well as a dentist's office. The original flooring remains in the upstairs dining room. The current owners took over in 2006, carrying on the tradition. Inspired … [Read more...] about Classic Eats: Hole in the Wall
