Drawn to Macon 2: Art Exhibit Returns
February 12, 2019
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Previews
The Macon Arts Alliance is hosting an art exhibit for the second year in a row named “Drawn to Macon 2”. The exhibit centers around the ideas of the different types of drawing, and mainly focuses on art that pushes the boundaries of what has previously been done. This exhibit features art from several local...
Michael’s Law Could Bring Change to Bar Crawl
Katie Atkinson, News Editor
August 19, 2016
Filed under Business, City, News, State
“Just because you’re at a place that sells alcohol doesn’t mean you’re there to drink,” Neese said. “It’s fun to go out with your friends and to just have fun. You can still be safe and not drunk to do that.”
Artistic innovators show off art and gadgets at Make-End Festival
Summer Perritt and Katie Atkinson
November 19, 2015
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Galleries, Tech
The Make-End Festival celebrates "makers" or people who create original art, craft or technology-based works at Make-End Festival at Tattnall Square Park.
Mercerians, prepare to be entertained: even more of Macon’s most beloved arts venues
Conner Wood, Editor in Chief
August 27, 2015
Filed under Arts & Entertainment
Here is a bigger and better list of the local cultural experiences that abound in and around town for the lover of the arts in us all. Douglass Theatre Recently renovated, The Douglass Theatre has been a cornerstone in Macon’s downtown music and film scene since 1921. Otis Redding, James Br...
Local musician amplifies Macon Venue Project
Marin Guta, Digital Editor
August 13, 2015
Local musician Ryan Glisson thinks Macon’s emerging music scene and economic growth all mean one thing. It’s time to give the Macon Venue Project, MVP, another go. In 2007, Glisson and his friends started MVP by hosting seven or eight music gigs that “were amazingly successful,...
Movie Causes Waves Through Macon, GA
January 28, 2015
Macon has become a prime location for filmmakers and TV producers. With films being filmed in Macon and going off to have great success, Macon as well as other cities in Georgia is becoming quite the hub for the visual entertainment industry. “It’s been great to see the excitement of people seeing...
Bear Bites: Stirring Things Up with Ginger Stir-Fry
October 9, 2014
Filed under Bear Bites, City
Downtown Macon is a almost a city of its own with its charming stores, dazzling nightlife, artsy culture and delicious restaurants. There is something for everyone downtown; the hard part is deciding what to do and when to do it. Among this variety of fun and activities lies Ginger Stir-Fry, a modern restaurant that stands out on the ...
7th annual Weaver's Weekend to take place this Saturday
August 22, 2014
Filed under Arts & Entertainment
Weaver’s Weekend is an annual fundraising event for the Friends of Mike Weaver Foundation, a foundation that supports the memory of Mike Weaver. Weaver, who died at the age of 20 in an altercation, is now remembered with a scholarship in his name. Weaver was passionate about music and baseball. The...
Macon knows how to shop 'til you drop
September 21, 2011
Filed under Uncategorized
This week, the Cluster has profiled five boutique stores in Macon to help students uncover the best shopping downtown has to offer. Macon boutique stores may be small in numbers but are growing in style and accommodating to students on a college budget. For more information on any of the boutiques please...
check, please!
September 21, 2011
Filed under Lifestyle
Downtown Macon has opened up its heart and shown the world how hard work and creativity makes a restaurant successful. This week I explored the back alleys of downtown to find the hidden treasures that await in a little restaurant (located at 574 Mulberry Street) called Tokyo Alley. Atmosphere The hidden restauran...
New downtown nightclub tells gay patrons "to act straight" or leave
March 21, 2011
Filed under Uncategorized
Macon’s newest night spot, Club Element, has come under fire recently for alleged homophobic comments made by a bouncer during the club's opening night. The club, which opened March 4, is located in the storefront formerly occupied by Synergy, a venue that catered to the LGBT community. Colby Cain,...
Miss Molly trolley destroyed by flames
February 21, 2011
Filed under News
One of Mercer's two student trolleys inexplicably burst into flames early Friday morning just moments after dropping off its final load of passengers at Greek Village. The driver of the famed "Miss Molly" trolley was traveling north on Stadium Drive near the University Center around 3:30 a.m. when he noticed smoke coming from the vehicle's rear engine. He immediately called 911, bu...