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What just may be the largest pottery event in Georgia kicks off on August 30 in Watkinsville, Ga.
The 6th Annual Perspectives 2008: Georgia Pottery Invitational, held at Oconee County Arts Foundation (OCAF), is three-week long event featuring the works of 50 potters selected from the state. Around 150 pieces will be on display, […]
If you find yourself in the deep south, that is Alabama, Tennessee and Georgia, during Labor Day weekend, don’t worry because there is A LOT going on. Whether you like food festivals, fireworks or laser shows, you’ll find it in this region.
Here’s a short list to get your started:
In Alabama
It seems to be all about […]
As you know, the South definitely has its stories, story makers and important places to both. Everyone knows about Ernest Hemingway and Sloppy Joe’s in Key West, as well as William Faulkner and his home, Rowan Oak in Oxford, Miss. Of course, this is just the beginning. Many of literature’s best-known authors and characters have […]
Don’t let the summer slip away without getting out and enjoying yourself at one of the many festivals or events happening in the region. Here’s a quick sample of what you can find going this weekend:
Come one, come all to the 120th Gillespie County Fair in Fredericksburg, Texas on August 21-24. Enjoy a carnival, […]
When I first set out to do my post, I was only going to focus on Atlanta Cyclorama & Civil War Museum located in Grant Park. However, once I started doing some research, I realize that I would be doing you, dear readers, a great disservice. See, by only focusing on that one attraction, […]
When you are planning a vacation where is the first place you go? Southern Byways, of course (and the rest of the b5media travel sites). Ok, sometimes you need more specific information on a particular city/state such as where to stay, a list of festivals or events, sports teams, shopping destinations, information on the […]
As the official end of summer approaches, doesn’t mean the travel deals have to end. Here are a few for fall travel.
The Casa Marina Hotel and Restaurant in Jacksonville Beach, Fla., is offering a “FALL in Love” package that is good for two night, Sunday - Thursday, September 2 - November 26. The package […]
From a birthday celebration to food and wine festivals, you’ll be able to find it happening in the South.
If you enjoy wines, the South has a number of wine events going on. There’s the Greek Wine Fest 2008 on August 16 in Tarpon Springs, Fla. The Harvest Wine Trail (celebrating the harvest) in Fredericksburg, […]
Okay, so I had this elaborate plan that I would include a photo tour on I-75. Well, have you ever tried to take photos while driving 80 mph (and that’s slow to some drivers) on the interstate? Take my word for it, it doesn’t work.
However, while trying to take photos (got a real good […]
Being that I spend a good portion of my time researching (and tasting) food and wine, I thought I’d share some insight into the best food and wine experiences in the south. Yes, an entire trip where you are surrounded by some of the best food and wine in the area - a gastronomic adventure.
Keswick […]
From the Interstates to the backroads throughout Texas to D.C., travel along at Southern Byways to discover new places to visit.
Written by Apryl Chapman Thomas [email] for b5media.
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