Been sitting here for 20 + minutes after the movie was supposed to start to a completely blank…read morescreen. After spending nearly 50 dollars for tickets I would think you could at least explain the delay

Open on New Years Day and wasn't crowded. Line moved fast and you could tell they staffed up for…read morethe holiday. Comfortable seats

This is a great little museum for fans of Gone With The Wind. It's located in the historic…read moreJonesboro stone train depot (right across the street from a huge Scarlett mural). Your ticket to the museum includes a bus tour of Jonesboro. There is a morning or afternoon tour, and from what I understand each tour takes the same route, however the earlier tour has a historic Jonesboro narration and the afternoon tour has a Gone With The Wind narration. I didn't realize that the tours had different narrations, so we ended up on the morning Historic Jonesboro tour. The tour was nice, but I really enjoyed the museum. It's filled with GWTW memorabilia and information about the Civil War and Margaret Mitchell. My favorite display was the wall of GWTW book covers from all over the world. I also was really impressed by how much they had in their gift shop! The staff was very friendly and helpful as well. Overall, I highly recommend this museum to GWTW fans. I'm so glad I got a chance to visit here.

If you're a fan of the movie "Gone With the Wind," you'll enjoy the Road To Tara Museum. Jonesboro…read moreis where the final battle of the Civil War Atlanta campaign was fought and is the location of the mythical Tara Plantation from the novel. The museum is rather small but nonetheless interesting. The museum is divided into two parts. The smaller of the two is devoted to the Battle of Jonesboro. It thoroughly describes the strategic importance Macon & Western railroad that ran through the town. The chronology of the battle between Maj. Gen. William T. Sherman's Union forces and Gen. John Bell Hood's Confederate forces is laid out well and easy to follow. The larger part of the museum is devoted to the GWTW movie. It nicely describes the characters in the novel, the actors and actresses who played them, how the movie was filmed, the story line, backstories and the history of the period and how GWTW fits within it. There are also numerous artifacts from the movie and the area. The entrance fee was modest - $6/person (senior rate). If you like the movie "Gone With the Wind", you'll enjoy the museum.

There is a lot I can say about Broadway Performing Art Studio but I'll sum it up. My daughter is…read morenow 7 and started at age 4. The owner & choreographer Miss India has done AMAZING with my daughter growth. My daughter started off as a Broadway Baby and now she has earned her position on Broadway Competition Team Season 9. As a Broadway Baby Miss India & Miss Dee worked with these young ladies and cared for them as their own. I love the sisterhood that has been formed with all the ladies ranging from 4-18. Miss India believes in hard work, respect, sister hood & good grades. One of the quote my daughter says a lot is " if you miss up you just keep going" my daughter use this quote on a daily. I can see a big change in her confidence and she ALWAYS EXCITED to go to class. This is our 3rd studio and I'm impressed and we are Broadway Parents for life! To add also the communication from MsIndia is AMAZING. The monthly schedule comes out two months at a time and if anything changes which is rare she communicates that as well via email, parents group chat, Broadway App and/or text msg.

The best thing about this small festival was that I found Ms. Ruby, of Ruby's Kitchen. I had lost…read moreher business card that I got while I was at the Geranium Festival earlier this year. I must tell you that EVERYTHING in her booth is delicious! I have even come across she and her husband at Motorcycle Club events. She is a pleasure to speak with ans her pound cakes and sweet potato pies remind me so much of my grandmother's that I almost cries the first time I had them. And this vendor is the only reason that I give this event 3 Stars. The next best thing was the live band playing. They sounded pretty good. But the heat today just would not allow me to enjoy it! There were maybe 20 vwndors. Most were cooking today and it was already 97 degrees out so it was hot as hell. I had to where my Orthopedic Boot because I damaged my Achilles Tendon. It's black, I'm black and I has on black pants. What on the world was I thinking???? The Philly Cheesesteak booth didn't have everything that appwared on her booth, but she has sign out with her current menue. Although I didn't like my nephews meal, I saw the time and effort that she put into cooking the food. The Philly Cheesesteak looked good I would get that rather than the fish and fries. Fries and ketchup tasted cheap. The fish was Tilapia. There was a Jamaican place with some reasonably priced dinner plates and a place selling Gyros. They both looked and smell good. I noticed an Insurance Co and woman selling items made from wood.

I have only been to the fairgrounds during the fair and for pancake day and it has always been a…read moregood experience.

The Griffin, Ga. fairgrounds, which is a large building and plenty of parking, is a place that…read moredifferent groups rent. The Ga. gourd society rented the space for their state festival. Gourd instructors from around the state and US come to teach classes. Then students (like myself) come to learn from these teachers AND buy supplies!

This is a Main Street take over type festival. They have a few things for the kids sprinkled around…read moreand the focus is on food, fun, and commerce. Yes there are a number of vendors selling home made wares and even a few wholesalers of various items but nothing out of place for a small town festival. Some features for the kids: pony rides, face painting (pro), bungee jumps, and just about any kids food you can imagine. I would recommend a wagon or comfy stroller for those still adjusting to walking as the pavement is nice but still a scrape hazard with a few lumps and dips along the curbs. For adults there are a number of eating options price appropriately for a festival. This year they had not one but two Caribbean eateries attending serving Jamaican and Virgin Island dishes. You will have to eat something the smells wafting up and down the street cannot be ignored! Overall while a simple and smaller festival it is a great day out with the kids and a good way to stretch the legs while seeing local and traveling businesses of Georgia.

5/7/2023 FIRST TIME Had a lot of fun exploring the unique…read morecrafts and art. Parking was easy. $10 entry was worth it. Found really delicious honey, lots of beautiful pottery and truly fun metal wind art. Pictures of what I bought included. Going again in Oct. and it will be combined with a car show. YEA! Visited the free booths across the street, but it was a made in China market not a true craftsman fair. Pay the entry fee and skip the resale junk. PS the "HAWAIIAN SHAVE ICE" on free side is nothing like famous Matsumoto Shave Ice in Hawaii. Skip it too.

Although I love going and looking at what the vendors have to sell, my 8 year old son was not…read moreimpressed and actually board. I would definitely go again but without my son. It's a large outdoor market. Not a place that has activities to do.

Very nice facility. There really is no bad seating spot as I've sat in three different locations…read morenow and saw the stage pretty well from each section. The seating is a little off for me. Disclaimer, it could be my bad knees, but after about an hour of sitting, my knee was uncomfortable as it wasn't much space to stretch my leg out in front of me. In this occasion, I was sitting in the far back towards the door. The aisle is pretty big and there is a little room to stand up in the back to stretch your legs. This is not a complaint, just an FYI if you too have a bad knee.

Nice venue.. great parking. Nice clean bathrooms. The seating was comfortable. The stage was great…read more Few issues with the sound system. Great spot for a small concert. Ample parking. Large lobby. We really enjoyed the the music and the acoustics were great. Dave Collins performed very talented singer. Saxophonist Mckenny wore it out she was fantastic. Looking forward to her album soon.