Okefenokee Adventures, nestled on the bank of the historic Suwannee Canal, is your embarking point into the Okefenokee Swamp. We have everything you need to make your exploration of the swamp comfortable and enjoyable. Accompany us on a guided tour of the Suwannee Canal, open marshes dotted with cypress Islands, and winding trails where alligators and turtles bask on the banks and sand hill cranes watch you drift by... We have all new canoes, kayaks and quiet four-cycle motor boats for rent. We love the Okefenokee Swamp and invite you to come and share this unique landscape with us.
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Derby Dinner Playhouse - Ring of Fire
August 17th – September 26th, 2010
The remarkable life story of the legendary Johnny Cash is told through his music with a cast of gifted singers and instrumentalists. Featuring over 30 of his hit songs such as "I Walk The Line", "I've Been Everywhere", "Will The Circle B e Unbroken", "Jackson", and more! Experience this tuneful, foot-stomping celebration of the Man in Black. Stories of passion, redemption, humor, and salvation set the stage ablaze in this musical celebration of the world's most famous rebel. In 1986 Derby Dinner began a program that combined theatre and education.
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Arkansas - A wonderful nature experience Beautiful scenery, lots of trails, nature, mountains, lakes, rivers, excellent fishing, awesome history. A great educational experience in a variety of ethnic and timeline lifestyles from way to back to way current including all levels of income ranges. A well mixed variety of things to do from bright in the morning to the end of the late night. Convience of modern technology and almost nothing you can't find to do somewhere close by. Travel.Yahoo.com User
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Memphis is a vibrant, interesting city with lots to do and see. The people of Memphis are very diverse, and they are all brimming with Southern hospitality. We enjoyed simply touring the extremely different sides of Memphis. Memphis is very relaxed, and we can not wait to return and see it again. The city offered many opportunities for inexpensive family activities during the day such as visiting the Peabody, a luxury hotel with trained duck performances, tours of Graceland, and Broadway performances at the Orpeum Theater. There were also plenty of activities for the adults, the most fun of these we found was the excitement on Beale Street. Overall, taking a family trip on a budget, we chose Memphis and will return! Travel.Yahoo.com User
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St. Augustine is full of history and fun things to do. The Castillo De San MArcos (the old fort) is a must visit, along with St. George Street area shops, Ripley's Museum, The Fountain of Youth, and all of the wonderful, beautiful beaches. For those who enjoy lighthouses, the St. Augustine Lighthouse is over at Anastasia Island and their cafe serves great breakfast. Also unique is the Alligator Farm.
There are numerous places to dine, such as the locals favorite, O'Steens, Caps or Barnacle Bill's that you would just have to try! All around, it is an excellent place to go. Travel.Yahoo.com User
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There is a lot to do in the city. Great college basketball and football during the seasons and a minor league baseball team the Riverbats who play at home in Slugger field. Excellent art museum (speed museum), Kentucky Derby Museum, louisville Slugger museum, several older restored landmark houses downtown which offer tours, and lots of antique shops in the bardstown road area which is the arts and crafts..soho equivalent Louisville is home to the Kentucky Derby which runs the first Saturday in May. At the track (Churchill downs) there is a great interactive museum that is worthy of a visit. if you are here when the track is open for the regular meets, I recommend at least a visit. There is a very nice zoo and an IMAX theater which changes programs often.
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Escape to the Southeast USA!
Southeast Tourism Society is a non - profit, membership organization dedicated to the
development of industry organizations & professionals and the promotion of
tourism within and to STS member states by sharing resources, fostering
cooperation, networking, providing continuing education, cooperative
marketing, consumer outreach, advice & consultation, governmental affairs
and other programs. Our members listed by state consist of Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia.
You are looking for original handicrafts or handspun enjoyment, than you will find plenty of choice among more than 100 artists, crafters and food booths and a variety of entertainment, from local bluegrass bands playing traditional mountain music to haunting melodies of Native American music. Beside mainstays of music and craft, the festival offers glimpses into local and regional pastimes, such as the Mountain Glory Craft Show, foot races and 3 stages of area talent. Addie's Chapel Gospel Choir is an annual favorite. Fun for the whole family, something to do for everyone! More about Days Inn North Carolina
The Tree Spirits of St. Simons Island
Integrated into the many folklore legends of St. Simons Island are the tree spirits. These sorrowful faces are the creations of sculptor Keith Jennings. He was commisioned to immortalize the numerous sailors who lost their lives at sea aboard the mighty sailing ships that were made from St. Simons oak. He also carved several Indian faces. The oaks, which display these faces, seem to reflect their sad expressions with their drooping limbs and hanging Spanish moss. Follow the trail of the tree spirits and let your imagination take you back to another time! More about Brunswick and the Golden Isles, GA
The Wheeling Vintage Raceboat Regatta
September 4th - 5th, 2010
Come to the Regatta and see the beautiful wooden hydroplanes and raceboats up close. Watch them run on the Ohio River at speeds between 60 and 140 mph! Learn about how these boats were built in their "glory days" from the 1920's to the mid 1980's. Find out who the famous boat builders were and the differences among them. Learn about the aerodynamics, engineering and physics of boat racing. Transport yourself back to the 1960's and 1970's, when one of the most famous sites in power boat racing, New Martinsville, WV, was in its heyday. More about Wheeling, WV
Harvest Weekend
September 25th - 26th, 2010
Take a break from the city by driving to Shaker Village to experience the Harvest Weekend Festival. At the festival you will be able to enjoy autumn's bounty. There will also be hands-on harvest activities, including cider pressing and apple butter-making. Visitors can purchase bags and gather their own apples from the Village orchard. Guided tours through the orchard are also available. While visiting the Village, see and touch alpacas and talk with local alpaca farmers. Watch shearing, felting and spinning demonstrations and see unique alpaca products for sale. Can you think of a more perfect way to greet autumn than this? More about Lexington, KY
Helen, Georgia
Nestled among Georgia’s Blue Ridge Mountains is a little piece of Bavaria – Helen. As a re-creation of a quaint alpine village, Helen has become a popular destination for travelers in and out of Georgia. There is always something to discover in this old town.
Stroll the cobblestone streets and visit the unique antique shops and specialty stores that fill this Bavarian townscape. You’ll have plenty of shopping to choose from, as Helen boasts more than 200 specialty and import shops with everything from candles to clocks. More about Georgia
Lantern and Carriage Tour
September 26, 2010
History becomes alive at Old Gray as you stroll through 13 acres of the Cemetery and visit with Knoxvillians from the past on Sunday, September 26 from 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM. Through reenactors, you will be introduced to an officially pensioned Civil War nurse, a police chief who died as the result of an accident, a family of probable Melungeon ancestry, the father of a famous playwright named Tennessee, and a World War II veteran. This family event encourages young and old to enjoy a carriage ride in Knoxville's oldest planned cemetery. More about Knoxville, TN
Explore the BMW Zentrum, Greer
The BMW Zentrum is a 28,000-square-foot visitor’s center which showcases the company’s heritage of engineering, innovation and commitment to social responsibility. Fascinating exhibits will take you through BMW’s rich history in aircraft, motorcycles and automobiles; learn all about the transportation of today and itś way through history, plus a unique look “inside” the automobile manufacturing process with a “virtual factory tour” – watch a BMW being made from the car’s perspective. In addition, the BMW Zentrum is also the starting point for tours of the state-of-the-art BMW factory.
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Shrimp & Grits Festival, Jekyll Island
September 17th -19th, 2010
A weekend celebration of two of Georgia's most beloved foods - shrimp & grits. The Jekyll Island Shrimp & Grits Festival celebrates Southern coastal cuisine and the unique beauty of the Georgia Coast. Set in the Jekyll Island Historic District, the Shrimp & Grits Festival invites guests to sit amongst the live oaks, enjoy the beauty of Jekyll Island, and dine on delicious Georgia shrimp prepared by some of the area's top restaurants.The festival features a cook-off, shrimp boat tours, cooking demonstrations, book signings, arts and crafts vendors, live entertainment and kid-friendly fun zone. This festival is a must-see for any food lover. More about Georgia Coast
Beach Fun at the Alabama Gulf Coast
A great weekend getaway is closer than you think. A visit to Gulf Shores and Orange Beach offers the perfect balance of non-stop activity and lay-around-doing-nothing time. Putter around a bit on one of championship golf courses. Cast your line for deep-sea adventure on a charter fishing trip from Dauphin Island. Travel back in history with a visit to Fort Morgan, the site of the Civil War Battle of Mobile Bay. Commune with Mother Nature as you hike through one of Alabama wildlife areas and gaze at gators and shorebirds. More about Days Inn Alabama
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Geocaching at Callaway Gardens
Geocaching is a fun and interactive way to enjoy Callaway Gardens! It involves finding hidden “treasures” either by using a GPS unit or by following map directions. All of the caches within the Gardens begin with the pre-fix “Callaway Gardens.” Caches are placed in cooperation with the Gardens’ Education Department to ensure that the plants, natural communities, and other features of Callaway Gardens are not damaged or cause searchers to become lost. More about Pine Mountain, GA
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You are looking for original handicrafts or handspun enjoyment, than you will find plenty of choice among more than 100 artists, crafters and food booths and a variety of entertainment, from local bluegrass bands playing traditional mountain music to haunting melodies of Native American music. Beside mainstays of music and craft, the festival offers glimpses into local and regional pastimes, such as the Mountain Glory Craft Show, foot races and 3 stages of area talent. Addie's Chapel Gospel Choir is an annual favorite. Fun for the whole family, something to do for everyone! 
Integrated into the many folklore legends of St. Simons Island are the tree spirits. These sorrowful faces are the creations of sculptor Keith Jennings. He was commisioned to immortalize the numerous sailors who lost their lives at sea aboard the mighty sailing ships that were made from St. Simons oak. He also carved several Indian faces. The oaks, which display these faces, seem to reflect their sad expressions with their drooping limbs and hanging Spanish moss. Follow the trail of the tree spirits and let your imagination take you back to another time! 
Come to the Regatta and see the beautiful wooden hydroplanes and raceboats up close. Watch them run on the Ohio River at speeds between 60 and 140 mph! Learn about how these boats were built in their "glory days" from the 1920's to the mid 1980's. Find out who the famous boat builders were and the differences among them. Learn about the aerodynamics, engineering and physics of boat racing. Transport yourself back to the 1960's and 1970's, when one of the most famous sites in power boat racing, New Martinsville, WV, was in its heyday. 
Take a break from the city by driving to Shaker Village to experience the Harvest Weekend Festival. At the festival you will be able to enjoy autumn's bounty. There will also be hands-on harvest activities, including cider pressing and apple butter-making. Visitors can purchase bags and gather their own apples from the Village orchard. Guided tours through the orchard are also available. While visiting the Village, see and touch alpacas and talk with local alpaca farmers. Watch shearing, felting and spinning demonstrations and see unique alpaca products for sale. Can you think of a more perfect way to greet autumn than this?
History becomes alive at Old Gray as you stroll through 13 acres of the Cemetery and visit with Knoxvillians from the past on Sunday, September 26 from 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM. Through reenactors, you will be introduced to an officially pensioned Civil War nurse, a police chief who died as the result of an accident, a family of probable Melungeon ancestry, the father of a famous playwright named Tennessee, and a World War II veteran. This family event encourages young and old to enjoy a carriage ride in Knoxville's oldest planned cemetery.
The BMW Zentrum is a 28,000-square-foot visitor’s center which showcases the company’s heritage of engineering, innovation and commitment to social responsibility. Fascinating exhibits will take you through BMW’s rich history in aircraft, motorcycles and automobiles; learn all about the transportation of today and itś way through history, plus a unique look “inside” the automobile manufacturing process with a “virtual factory tour” – watch a BMW being made from the car’s perspective. In addition, the BMW Zentrum is also the starting point for tours of the state-of-the-art BMW factory.
A weekend celebration of two of Georgia's most beloved foods - shrimp & grits. The Jekyll Island Shrimp & Grits Festival celebrates Southern coastal cuisine and the unique beauty of the Georgia Coast. Set in the Jekyll Island Historic District, the Shrimp & Grits Festival invites guests to sit amongst the live oaks, enjoy the beauty of Jekyll Island, and dine on delicious Georgia shrimp prepared by some of the area's top restaurants.The festival features a cook-off, shrimp boat tours, cooking demonstrations, book signings, arts and crafts vendors, live entertainment and kid-friendly fun zone. This festival is a must-see for any food lover. 
A great weekend getaway is closer than you think. A visit to Gulf Shores and Orange Beach offers the perfect balance of non-stop activity and lay-around-doing-nothing time. Putter around a bit on one of championship golf courses. Cast your line for deep-sea adventure on a charter fishing trip from Dauphin Island. Travel back in history with a visit to Fort Morgan, the site of the Civil War Battle of Mobile Bay. Commune with Mother Nature as you hike through one of Alabama wildlife areas and gaze at gators and shorebirds. 
