Checked out GSU for the game with LSU and Flaujae, the school did a great job with the…read moreaccommodations. There was tons of on and off campus parking. The arena and bathrooms were kept really clean. I do think there could have been more concession options, but I understand for a smaller school they made do. Overall, it was a good experience and I felt safe with the large crowd they had.

What a BIG campus with some old southern charm- a few very…read morelarge & cool live oaks around. Tour guide was friendly & a student if GA Southern. Tour was 10:30 am - 12:30 pm & ALL WALKING. Not a bad walk, just be prepared. We were really not able to get to the gym they spoke highly about & we went i to 1 classroom, which was a basic med room. My daughter wasn't jumping out of her skin in excitement, but she has now a reference to consider. They have a lot of food options, good parking, seems like nice housing as well. 4 hr drive from Gwinnett county. I'm sure a fine school! Let's see what comes of today.

Love this Botanical Garden! Polite and courteous staff…read more Beautiful work that they have completed and always willing to share gardening n landscape advice. Great sale too. Some go here at lunch just to call and enjoy nature.

The garden attached to Georgia Southern is next to a highway and does get road noise. There are…read morealso, unavoidably, biting insects. Other than that, it's quite impressive, with an outdoor event space and some nice facilities, as well as a dynamic and well-manicured exhibition of plant life. It was free and I had no trouble just walking in and out. I wouldn't say it's an essential thing to visit, but for my needs it was a good stop.

Small but convenient art museum and local art center for young and old. Very nice staff, they offer…read morea pottery and wine for locals on Friday (?) nights.

From the owner: The Averitt Center for the Arts is located in the heart of downtown Statesboro, Georgia and is…read morecomposed of three different buildings: The Main Building/ Main Gallery (historically the Bank of Statesboro) and Emma Kelly Theater (previously the Georgia Theater), The West Main Building (Rosengart Gallery and the Whitaker Black Box Theater), and the Roxie Remley Center for Fine Arts. We aim to keep the arts alive in rural georgia and our thriving community of artists and supporters. We hold a wide range of Theater & Dance performances, Professional Gallery events, and Live music concerts from classical to modern genres, and also offer a variety of classes in the fields of visual arts, choral/vocals, dance, theater, and strings. We also hold various other events and hands-on workshops to engage with our community and promote creativity year round.

Fantastic educational spot for adults and children in Statesboro, Georgia. The staff was super…read moreknowledgeable as well and were excited to talk to us about the different animals. There's an indoor portion and an outdoor portion - both well laid out and with clear walking paths.

this place is beautiful with tons of things to see and do, including the waterfowl pond, the trails…read moreand reptile shows.