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October/November 2025 | maconmagazine.com 101 The Company of Pretty Woman: The Musical. Photo by Matthew Murphy. event will spark joy through style, from maker workshops and runway shows to discussing sustainability and ethics. 8 McDuffie Center Young Artist Concert November 3 The Bell House These concerts take place in the elegant 1855 restored mansion of the Bell House with some of the best conservatory students in the country – but you get to enjoy them right here in Downtown Macon, for free. These short programs are the best way to get in a dose of musical excellence in to beat the Monday blues. 9 Fire & Ice Ceramic and Glass Festival November 14-22 Round Building, Carolyn Crayton Park The 7th annual Fire & Ice event showcases ceramic and glass artwork from artists across the Southeast, featuring thousands of original pieces for exhibition and sale. As one of Georgia's largest ceramic and glass festivals, it welcomes all audiences, with proceeds supporting arts and culture in Central Georgia. 10 Macon Christmas Lights Extravaganza November 28-January 4 Downtown Macon Experience 1,000,000+ moving lights timed with holiday music by the Macon Pops in the heart of our community. Live music, a Christmas Market, pictures with Santa, and more happen throughout the experience. 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 The Rocky Horror Picture Show October 31 The Piedmont Grand Opera House On the 50th anniversary of this cult classic film, watch the annual Grand screening on Halloween with a live shadow cast and costume contest. For mature eyes only, this rock musical follows innocent sweethearts who stumble into the bizarre world of Dr. Frank-N-Furter. Get ready for a beloved, campy, interactive experience special to the LGBTQ+ community. 7 Macon Fashion Week November 2-8 Downtown Macon Macon Fashion Week is making its debut with a citywide celebration of fashion, design, and community unlike anything the region has seen before. Presented by Macon Magazine and held in partnership with Wesleyan College, this inaugural