This was our first concert at this venue but I really like it. I love how small and intimate it is…read more The sound is good quality and I noticed the sound guys reworking it all night to make sure we were getting the best experience. The service was good, the drinks were mostly good(we had a couple of the same drink that came to the table and they were not equal pour) but overall great experience. They have some really cool seating areas outside with fire pits to keep you warm. WE WILL BE BACK!

The venue is impressive when you first walk in. Lots of seating, looks new, lots of wood, kind of a…read morecountry feel. We sat in the balcony for the concert. DON'T sit in the balcony for a concert. They seat 8 people to a large table, which is nice, you have a bunch of room. But no one at the table can see the stage if you are seated. Some people had to turn their chairs completely around and some people had to get up and stand at the balcony edge the entire time. Decent sound ( it was loud enough ) but couldn't hear what the singer was actually singing. I don't know if that is a band thing or a venue thing. The service was excellent, but we just purchased drinks. I have an issue with the bathroom. The stalls are so small in the women's bathroom that you have to STEP PAST the toilet to close the door. When you stand up after going, you have to back up to the side of the toilet to open the stall door. So uncomfortable! And THEN, wash your hands and there is no paper anywhere near the sinks! You have to walk to the door to get paper to dry your hands. So if you had to put your purse in between your knees to wash your hands, you will have to grab your purse with wet hands to get over to the towels to dry your hands.

Had a great experience at the theater with a fun and new take on A Christmas Carol! Definitely was…read morea surprise and delight with this one. I am now looking forward to seeing more productions here. More than you expect from a small town theater.

Great old time theater let's you make great memories especially at Christmas time…read more Highly recommend along with visitors Dahlonega.

The festival always has plenty of vendors and their tents setup to keep people busy. Cars are…read morebeautiful and interesting to view at leisure. The foods are always delicious.

Great car show, good vendors with some food options. It's an area tradition. Our first time and was…read morevery impressed they had an electric scooter rental which makes the day "do-able" if you have endurance or walking issues. My fav Vendor was "The Zoo: Groovy Yard Art" from Mineral Bluff, GA around the Blue Ridge area. Bought a sweet little cat us sculpture for the front years traditional green with blue flowers and definitely will be f going to their 7 acre property to check out the rest of the selections. They had all your seasons covered along with some pretty interesting and unusual pieces. I want to add a couple large cactus to our new collection A surprising lack of actual moonshine, which I guess with liquor laws, children of all ages etc. understandable. Just thought maybe they'd play up the name. The dog got to try some

A beautiful and intimate theatre located on the campus of Brenau University! I went to see a…read moreproduction of Cinderella and was blown away by the talent! Gainesville Theatre Alliance (a collaboration between the University of North Georgia and Brenau University) frequently has their performances there. I look forward to the next production!

Bring your lawn chair or dine at a restaurant with outdoor seating to take advantage of this free…read moreconcert venue! The summer concerts at this amphitheater have plenty of room for you, the family and all of your friends to enjoy a casual, inexpensive evening! Online there is a calendar with a list of musicians and bands. My favorite is The Bourbon Brothers!

Beautiful Amphitheater! Gets packed, so come early. You can't bring a cooler; but you can grab…read morefood and drinks from the restaurants.

While they put on good shows, I'm going to speak out as a parent of a recently graduated student…read more GTA purports to be a true professional development program, a conservatory-style theatre program. Yet they invest ZERO effort in providing the tools their graduates can use to bridge into professional work. No film samples graduates can use in their audition work. This is a VERY basic portfolio development step that any real theatre program worth its salt should be making. But no one from the recently graduated classes has anything to show prospective casting directors of their work over the last four years. If you're contemplating sending your kid to GTA, think hard on that decision.

Amazing, professional performances are offered at a variety of venues! Some shows are almost…read moreBroadway caliber! Ticket office staff is most accommodating if one needs to make a date change.

This is one of the best festivals around!! There's so much homemade stuff by some talented people!…read more Make plans to see this festival every time they have one! April and Oct are huge

BRASLETON ANTIQUES AND ARTISAN FESTIVAL!…read more The Antiques Festival is a semi-annual affair that is in its 13th year. It is a free festival that takes place in downtown Brasleton with approximately 150 vendors participating . Parking is free and convenient if you arrive early. The festival starts on Friday afternoon and continues through Sunday evening, (Oct 21st-23rd). You will find a variety of items here including vintage, repurposed, farmhouse, handmade, home décor, pottery, furniture, collectibles, art and so much more. If you are looking for something very specific or just wanting to browse for things you don't need, this is a great opportunity to do so. This festival is perfectly timed for those looking for holiday décor or fall accents. In addition to the vendors, there were food trucks and a play area for kids. We arrived 30 minutes before the event started and were able to purchase items during this time. I love being able to get first pick because the bracelet that I purchased was one of a kind. My husband also purchased a unique item. During this time, we were able to spend time talking with vendors, taking photos and learning more about the products. Attending these festivals is a great way to support small businesses and Yelping helps to shine the light on some businesses that would otherwise go unnoticed. I could not photograph all of the items of interest because some of the items cannot be photographed due to a fear of being "hi-jacked" which I certainly understand. One such vendor had unique sculpted items that were absolutely beautiful but since she only presents once or twice per year, her items are not often seen. She is very low-profile and her items should definitely be put on display for all to see. Although there were several food trucks, no one was serving breakfast which was a missed opportunity. Also if you wanted to get something to eat, there was no designated dining area for those who prefer to sit and dine. I also missed having a bit of music while I shopped. Never the less, I had a nice time and was just glad to get out and enjoy the weather, vendors and fellow shoppers on such a beautiful day!

The app is good for food, festivals, outings, concerts. I use it all the time. Especially, the…read morefestivals are all around and also for restaurants.

This is a great festival, especially as a participant. I came early and thought it was relatively…read morewell organized, with clear signs where parking was. There are two lots near the venue, one reserved for "VIP" guests and the other, across the street for $10 per car. There is apparently another parking lot that shuttles people to the venue for $2 per person. Races occur throughout the morning. Inevitably races back up and are behind schedule. However, the announcer is quite clear as to which races are next to line up and which are occurring. There are several booths that are open throughout the day. Some sell food, other give away freebies, some sell raffles, etc. There are even a crafts booth hosted by Home Depot. It was inspiring to see different teams in their team colors. There is a lot of camaraderie. Drink a lot of water, and maybe bring your own toilet paper if you stay there all day. There are port-a-potties with nearby port-a-sink for handwashing.