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Located on Historic Green Street and home to world-class exhibits and workshops as well as a wide variety of classes for all ages and levels of experience. Supporter of local artists, extensive gift shop. Visit our website for additional information www.quinlanartscenter.org.

Restored train depot in downtown convention district. Meeting and banquet facilities for group up to 500, amphitheater. performance space, sculpture garden, gallery exhibit space and more. See website for Calendar of Events schedule including Jazz Concert Series and Dinner Theater Series.

Museum designed to encourage children to develop to their full potential through educational and exciting hands-on learning experiences.

Regional Travel Association providing info on the Northeast Georgia Mountains. Come visit Northeast Georgia's seventeen counties where you can find dramatic vistas, wild whitewater, and unspoiled forests. You'll also find spectacular shopping in brand-name outlets and quaint boutiques. Cool in the summer, mild in the winter, it's the perfect place to escape the crowds for a weekend on the trail or wander the storefronts in beautiful small towns.

Known as the Poultry Capitol of the World, Gainesville has that true Southern town atmosphere. The Downtown area offers a beautiful town square, museums, art galleries, theater, marinas, golf, nature science center, restaurants, and shopping. Lake Lanier offers a wide variety of water activities.

Come visit the remaining wing of General James Longstreet's Piedmont Hotel. Learn about the history of the hotel and of James Longstreet, Robert E Lee's second in command during the American Civil War.

Elachee Nature Science Center promotes environmental understanding through education and conservation. One of the premier environmental education centers in Georgia, Elachee serves over 35,000 students and an additional 30,000 visitors to the museum and preserve each year.

Located in the Frances Meadows Aquatic and Community Center, the Splash Zone has two 3-story body slides, interactive water elements and zero depth entry. Fun anytime of year!

The Northeast Georgia History Center is a not for profit institution dedicated to promoting and displaying historical artifacts and displays from the northeast Georgia area from the past 150 years.

Kayaks and conoes are available to rent on Lake Lanier. Located at the 1996 Lake Lanier Olympic Venue.

The Oaks is located in Gainesville near Lake Lanier in the Northeast Georgia Mountains. It is a unique woodland miniature golf course where the challenge of "adventure golf" meets the beauty of nature.

Museum highlighting the efforts of Beulah Rucker to establish a school for African American children in Hall County, Georgia. This is the only African American museum in North Georgia.

More than 1,000 pieces of original art grace the campus. Find sculpture and paintings in a variety of media.

The Hall County Courthouse and Gainesville City Hall were WPA projects constructed in 1937 and illustrate the Art Deco influenced design of public buildings constructed during Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal Era.

Public hunting, 1,367 miles of trout streams, primitive camping areas, 430-plus miles of hiking trails, birdwatching areas, picnicking, horseback-riding trails, ORV/ATV trails and plenty of waterfalls

Located in downtown Gainesville, this is a historical park with benches and gardens centered around Train Engine 209, a coal car and a red caboose.

A multi-purpose facility with over 25,000 square feet of meeting space, including a 2,500 seat arena, subdivisible meeting space and a 300 seat theater with classroom seating capabilities.

A very special feature at the Northeast Georgia History Center is the 18th century cabin of Cherokee Indian Chief White Path.

Imported 18-foot Venetian Carousel. Exquisitely crafted and operational. One of the few handcrafted in the Southeast.

This 118-acre park on Lake Lanier features a large sand and grass swimming beach with large restrooms and hot showers. The park has 60 picnic sites with tables and grills in the day-use area as well as a multipurpose activity hall with fireplace, restrooms, catering kitchen.

Marina on Northern end of Lake Lanier near Gainesville.

Marina on the northeast side of Lake Lanier.

This 1.8 mile Scale Model Walking Tour of Our Solar System takes visitor from the sun at the Southeast corner of the Gainsville Downtown Square (near the courthouse) down to Pluto, on Lake Lanier. Brochures at the CVB.

The Gainesville Theatre Allliance is unique for an academic theatre program in that it is also a semi-professional performance company. This is a unique collaboration which began in 1979 between Gainesville State College and Brenau University.

Set against the Northeast Georgia Mountains, this 18-hole public course offers challenging play, conveniently located close to I-985 south of Gainesville with beautiful mountain views.