Drive the Antebellum Trail Capitals, columns & culture, Georgia�s Antebellum Trail Old South Tour is a fly-drive choice. It starts 70 miles from Georgia's capital city Atlanta, in Athens and heads 100 miles south through seven character towns and cities to Macon including, Watkinsville, Madison, Eatonton, Milledgeville, and Old Clinton. Georgia�s Antebellum Trail hosts an annual Pilgrimage in the spring offering exclusive entrances to private homes, discounted tickets at museums and a variety of special events.

Improve your golf swing From the legendary Bobby Jones to contemporary champion Stewart Cink, Georgia has been home to a number of top professional golfers. Georgia also hosts some of the sport�s best courses that have been developed in collaboration with top pros and designers. These professionally designed courses also play host to major PGA events. The most well known of these tournaments is the Masters, played at the Augusta National Golf Club.

The luck of the Irish! Savannah has been celebrating St Patrick's Day since 1813. It is home to the second largest St Patrick�s parade in the US, drawing party people from around the world with numerous Irish themed events arranged throughout the day. It is expected that over 400,000 people will visit Savannah for the 186th annual St Patrick's Day Parade. Planned are activities on River Street on the 16th and 17th with entertainment, food, drinks, contests as well as over 70 restaurants and shops in the Savannah Historic District, commencing with a celebration of Mass at the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. The three-hour parade will step off at 10:15 am. International Music Scene Immediately following St Patrick�s Day, and renowned for its music heritage, the State offers sounds for an international and modern day audience with its Savannah Music Festival which takes place March 18 - April 3rd. It is Georgia's largest musical arts festival and one of the most distinctive cross-genre music festivals in the world, presenting unique and imaginative productions and rare regional appearances by renowned artists in jazz, classical, blues, bluegrass, gospel and other styles of American and international roots music. The festival was recently selected as one of the "best events around the world" by The Times of London. For more events in the State � visit www.exploregeorgia.org

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