The Site of Macon’s Music Business. The official headquarters of Capricorn Records were located in executive offices along Cotton Avenue (now D.T. Walton Sr. Way), where it served as the…
read moreWhere the Architect of Rock Was Raised. This small, shot-gun style home is where a young Richard Wayne Penniman lived on and off throughout his youth as the third of…
read moreThe Site of the Patriarch of Sacred Harp. You’ll find a Historic Macon Music Registry plaque outside this former storefront of Andersen’s Jewelers. The reason for the plaque is in…
read moreWhere Classical Virtuosos Go to School. Experience one of Macon’s most recent music scenes, where classical music is always in the making at this premiere school for string players. The…
read moreWhere Little Richard Found His Groove. Originally known as Ann’s Tic Toc Lounge, today’s Tic Toc Room still has the original brick wall that served as the backdrop to Little…
read moreThe Fine Dining of Macon Music. Today, tucked in a Downtown Macon alleyway, the Downtown Grill is one of Macon’s most elegant seafood and steak houses. But it used to…
read moreWhere Legends Were Fed. It’s a place of pilgrimage for southern music fans and musicians seeking the true soul food of this legendary meat-and-three restaurant. With original, iconic posters and…
read moreThe Resting Place of the Allman Brothers. Founded in 1840, this scenic cemetery bordered by railroad tracks on the banks of the Ocmulgee River provided artistic inspiration for the Allman…
read moreA Tribute to the King of Soul. The bronze life-size statue of Otis Redding sits overlooking the Ocmulgee River, adjacent to the Otis Redding Memorial Bridge. It’s here you can…
read moreThe Anchor of Macon’s Entertainment Scene. What began as an African American vaudeville hall pioneered the way for black entertainers, created a landmark marquis casting a bright light on Macon’s…
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