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Dressed in 1800's period costumes, the children will be playing with traditional Appalachian toys and games, giving other children an opportunity to join in the fun; music on the porch; a "smithy" will be at work in the Blacksmith Shop; preachers and teachers will be doing both a traditional church service and a one-room school house in the Chapel; a quilting bee will be held in the Long House; woodworkers will be demonstrating their trade; and home-school moms will be cabin cooking over an open hearth in the Savannah House. Other traditional activities may take place as well! Friday only is designated as Home-School Day, with admission only $3 per person for home-school families. Regular admission applies to all others.
In conjunction with the Living History Days, an open-house for Community residents will be also be held on Saturday, April 10th, by Foxfire's Community Board. Admission for Rabun County residents is complimentary. Admission for out-of-town guests is $6.00 for adults; children ten and under are free. All proceeds benefit Foxfire's Local Heritage Education Programs. A shuttle van will be provided to the Center on Saturday, leaving every 15 or 20 minutes from both churches on Cross Street. Due to limited parking at the Center, Foxfire requests that you take the shuttle up, if possible, and come enjoy them for a day of fun.

Dates:
- April 9th and 10th 2010
- 9:00am until 4:30pm

For more information, please contact
The Foxfire Fund, Inc.,
PO Box 541
Mountain City, GA 30562-0541
706-746-5828
You can also
Visit their Website, e-mail them and add the event to your Facebook event calendar!

Welcome to the Embassy Suites Brunswick hotel in Georgia, a relaxing and comfortable all-suite hotel located on Georgia's Colonial Coast. We are situated just two miles from I-95 and centrally placed, making it easy for hotel guests to explore nearby Savannah, Georgia and Jacksonville, Florida. Our Brunswick, Georgia hotel is connected to the Glynn Place Mall in close proximity to nearby attractions like:
* Historic Downtown Brunswick
* Emerald Princess Casino Cruises
* St. Simons Island
* Jekyll Island
* Summer Waves Waterpark
* Okefenokee Swamp
* Coastal Pines & Oak Grove Gold Courses
* Fort King George

To find out more about Brunswick and the Golden Isles, click here. To find out more about the Embassy Suites Hotel, please click here.

Remember back in the old days, when music was actually stored on circular pieces of plastic? This archaic technology was called a "compact disc" and seems quaint now in the time of gigabytes and iPods. Now you can take your entire music collection (along with your neighbour's) with you on the road. Which means there's no excuse for not having a playlist ready for any travel situation you find yourself in.
Check this list to make sure that you have the right music for every situation! After all, movies do have a soundtrack, too, so why shouldn't your trip!
Enjoy :)

Click here for the list

North Carolina, without question, is the most frequented destination for snow-sports enthusiasts living in the surrounding Southeastern states. Increasingly, it lures skiers, snowboarders and tube riders from every point. North Carolina's diverse geography supports a burgeoning ski industry. It features seven resorts along its Appalachian Mountains spine, plus an additional area dedicated solely to tubing. For more information, visit the North Carolina Destination Guide

The American Saddlebred Museum presents the traditions and heritage of the American Saddlebred Horse through the collection, preservation, and display of artifacts, fine art, photography and the written word. The museum is the "Showplace for Saddlebreds". Located on the grounds of the beautiful Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, KY, the American Saddlebred Museum is an exciting destination. The Museum features special exhibits that change each year as well as our permanent exhibit and award-winning theater show. More about The American Saddlebred Museum

Good times and good friends await you in Knoxville, a modern Appalachian city with great dining, nightlife, museums, shopping, family fun and championship sports. From blues to bluegrass or ballet to Boomsday, there's something always happening in Knoxville. Discover a rich history of musical milestones and military masterminds, literary lights and ghoulish ghost stories. The beauty and natural resources surrounding Knoxville mean limitless opportunities for fun and adventure. Whatever you seek, you'll find it here. Find History! Find Art! Find Drama! Find yourself in Knoxville!
For more information, visit the Knoxville Destination Guide

From Savannah's cobblestone streets and city squares of the 1700's...to the historic lighthouse overlooking the Atlantic on Tybee Island...to the marshes and beaches of Brunswick and the Golden Isles of St. Simons Island, Sea Island, Little St. Simons Island and Jekyll Island...the timeless sand dunes of Cumberland Island...the plantation era with remnants of the Gullah-Geechee culture still evident on Sapelo Island....and into the mysterious Okefenokee Swamp, the coast of Georgia is filled with adventure, fun and discovery!
More about Coastal Georgia
Georgia Coast Destination Guide