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August/September 2025 | maconmagazine.com 111 From Ocmulgee to Okmulgee 2025 August 21-September 14 McEachern Art Center This annual exhibition brings Muscogee (Creek) artists in multidisciplinary fi elds to Macon. It's a gallery show that works to connect the thread of those living along the Ocmulgee River in The Muscogee Nation's ancestral homelands to the seat of their government today in Okmulgee, OK. The Company of Pretty Woman: The Musical. Photo by Matthew Murphy. 8 Macon-Mercer Symphony Orchestra September 22 The Piedmont Grand Opera House Get ready for a night of musical fi re! Guest conductor Joseph Young leads the orchestra through Rossini's "La Gazza Ladra" overture, Elgar's soul-stirring "Cello Concerto in E minor" featuring Mercer Concerto Competition co-winner Kathryn Fakeley, and the evening wraps with a bang in Stravinsky's explosive "Firebird Suite." 9 Stardew Valley: Symphony of Seasons Concert Tour September 25 Macon City Auditorium SOHO Live, the Tokyo-based live music company, uses a 35-piece orchestra to bring the music of the iconic video game to life. Accompanied by a screen above the stage featuring gameplay from the game itself, this is a must-see for fans who nerd out on the expansive universe of Stardew Valley. 10 Macon Pride September 25-28 Downtown Macon Celebrate love and acceptance during Pride Week with Macon Pride! From a family-friendly interfaith worship and picnic to an all-day street festival and evening drag show, there's a place for everyone in this inclusive festival. For more information and more arts and cultural events, visit macon365.com. See recaps from arts and culture events by following Macon Magazine on social media. 6 Heart of the Dragon Boat Races September 20 Lake Tobesofkee These exciting races pair teams of individuals and workplaces for Dragon Boat Racing along the lake. Even hotter than the competition is raising money for Big Brothers Big Sisters Heart of Georgia, a tried and true mentoring program that serves kids in need in our community. 7 All Hands Art Festival September 20-21 Corner of Third and Plum St. A special weekend celebrating art made with clay, glass, metal or wood. Featuring local and regional artists, interactive demonstrations, special vendors, live performances, and the Art Olympics competition across multiple downtown locations.