Get ready for some sand, sun and fun on Friday, June 7, from 5 p.m. until 9 p.m.! With 80 tons of sand to play in, music from D.J. Hit Play and activities for children, it's sure to be a great time for all!Make sure you visit the Georgia College & State University's Continuing and Professional Education station to learn more about summer camps.Don't forget to visit the Milly Market located at the pavilion (next to Golden Pantry) for fresh produce, flowers and other local foods.
Get ready for some sand, sun and fun! With 80 tons of sand to play in, music from D.J. Hit Play and activities for children, it's sure to be a great time for all!Make sure you visit the Georgia College & State University's Continuing and Professional Education station to learn more about summer camps.Don't forget to visit the Milly Market located at the pavilion (next to Golden Pantry) for fresh produce, flowers and other local foods.
Make your dinner plans to come out to the Pecan Grove at the Central State Campus. More than 10 food trucks will serve up a variety of tasty treats. There will be music, activities and more.One of our non-profit partners, Department of Public Health, is the host organization. Come out and show support.
Make your dinner plans to come out to the Pecan Grove at the Central State Campus. More than 10 food trucks will serve up a variety of tasty treats. There will be music, activities and more.One of our non-profit partners, Department of Public Health, is the host organization. Come out and show support.
Milledgeville Main Street Presents: Hometown Celebration Event on May 3Milledgeville, Georgia - April 19, 2024 - Milledgeville Main Street is thrilled to announce the much-anticipated Hometown Celebration event, set to take place on May 3, from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. in the heart of Downtown Milledgeville.This exciting event promises an unforgettable evening filled with entertainment, local flair and community spirit. Residents and visitors alike are invited to join in the festivities and...
You may have read the book “The Giving Tree” by Shel Silverstein as a child. It follows the life of a tree and a boy. As the boy grows, he takes more and more from the tree, yet the tree continues to willingly give. The book has a much deeper meaning than just helping young children learn to read. It highlights the lasting impact those willing to “give” can have on others. This book inspired an award at Georgia College by the same name. Since 1996, it’s been given by the GIVE Center...
For 24 years, The GIVE Center has helped connect students to volunteer opportunities and the Milledgeville community—creating a legacy of giving and philanthropy. The class of 2021 has made its impact on Milledgeville, with several students exceeding 1000 volunteer service hours. Here's what they said about the organizations they're involved with, why they value community service and how they encourage others to get involved. Kelly Bousquette 4 Majors - Psychology, Sociology,...
