Georgia’s gorgeous spring weather will soon give way to summer, so make the most of May at these rural events!

Flint Energies’ Rural Murals grant program is awakening rural Georgia residents’ community pride.

Make the most of the wonderful weather by taking in one or more of these rural Georgia gems in April!

Keep it rural this March at these popular events throughout the Peach State.

Three of America’s most famous authors have made their homes within a few miles of downtown Eatonton, making the area worthy of a visit.

East- or west-bound Interstate travelers searching for a stop between Savannah and Macon should plan on breaking their trip at Dublin.

Our nation’s 32nd president loved spending time in Warm Springs; the tiny town is as inviting now as it was when FDR arrived a century ago.

The iconic series written by Rabun County students is so much more than a history book or how-to guide; it’s a rural Georgia treasure.

From breathtaking water views to walkable, tree-lined streets, St. Marys is a side trip worth slowing down for.

From outdoor adventures to baby doll dreams-come-true, a weekend in Cleveland offers something fun for everyone.

Thomasville’s Annie B. Jones is doing her part to make one of Georgia’s most beloved small towns the unique and lovely place it is.

In addition to being a destination in its own right, Madison is located “on the way” to many of Georgia’s larger destinations.

Located in coastal McIntosh County, Darien boasts an abundance of small-town charm and opportunities to fill a weekend or week-long stay.

Join us throughout 2023 as we celebrate five years of rediscovering the “real” Georgia, rural Georgia.

Though The Peach State isn’t actually the country’s largest peach producer, Peach County is the largest producer of peaches in Georgia.

With a few more than 2,000 residents, tiny Buena Vista, Georgia, is home to more than meets the eye.

We asked our Facebook friends which rural Georgia farm markets make the best peach ice cream, and you answered!