The tradition and small-town charm of Madison and Morgan County during the holidays is why December is one of our community’s most popular months for visitors. From parades to winter fests and holiday gift markets, not to mention one of the South’s most well-respected Holiday Tour of Homes, it’s easy to see why Madison is… Continue reading 5 Reasons Why There’s No Place like Madison for the Holidays
Just an hour east of Atlanta, the small community of Bostwick celebrates King Cotton with a full day of cotton gin tours, a classic tractor parade, handmade crafts and plenty of good ol’ Southern grub!
Learn the haunted history of the spookiest sites in Madison through this interview with local Melissa Piche of North Georgia Tours. With one of the largest historic districts in Georgia, Madison’s amazingly well-preserved homes, churches and other buildings offer stories to entertain all wanderers who wonder.
Families, musicians, and fireflies will head to Town Park on the last weekend in July for the Firefly Festival celebrating the end of summer. The Firefly Festival takes place in Madison Town Park and is a favorite event by both locals and visitors.
Setting foot in Historic Madison, GA in May is a lot like stepping into a vibrant watercolor painting; the azaleas and hydrangeas are bursting with blooms, the sunshine streams through the tree-lined streets, and the air is buzzing with excitement. That’s exactly why the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center holds the Spring Tour of Homes the first weekend in May every year. There’s no better time and place to experience the magic of Spring in Georgia than during the Madison in May Tour of Homes!
There is nothing like a walk in the woods, a horseback ride, or an early morning paddle to destress, escape, and adventure! Madison is home to several incredible spots where you can experience some of Georgia’s best nature scenes and be whisked away from the routines of everyday life, from stargazing among professional astronomers to connecting with nature on the first Certified Forest Therapy Trail in America.
It’s no secret that Madison and its surrounding towns are chock-full of history. What may be a surprise to you is there are several historical sites we bet you haven’t discovered yet! Some of the most popular antebellum attractions in Madison are our home museums, the expansive Historic District, and the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center, which are must-sees for the first time visitor! But what’s next? Read on to learn about 7 secret spots from Madison to Bostwick you’ve been missing.
Learn more about Madison, GA here! The month of February often brings thoughts of love and romance to everyone’s minds. If you can’t decide what to give your special someone for Valentine’s Day, why not give the gift of quality time together experiencing and exploring a beautiful town? This year, your valentine (or girls group)… Continue reading Madison’s Romantic Getaway Itinerary
In addition to being nominated as one of the “Best Antiquing Towns in Georgia” by Trips to Discover, Madison has been known as a regional collector’s hub for all things antique and vintage for decades. Between our impressive antique markets and our legendary weekend event deemed the “Best Little Antiques Show in America,” read on to learn all about Madison’s antiquing scene and how you can get in on the action!
The most magical time all year in Madison is definitely the Holiday Tour of Homes weekend. The days are wonderfully crisp, the whole town is full of Christmas cheer, and the Historic District is as beautiful as ever with antebellum homes adorned with Christmas wreaths on the doors and garland on the porches. If you’ve never… Continue reading It’s Time for the Holiday Tour of Homes!
Your Guide to Madison, Georgia 