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McDuffi e Center faculty violinist
Stefan Jackiw and award-
winning cellist Brannon Cho.
They'll perform Brahms "Double
Concerto," alongside David
Diamond's joyful "Rounds" and
Prokofi ev's spirited "Classical
Symphony."
For more arts and culture picks, pick
up Cherry Bomb, our new twice monthly
publication with an edge, around town. And
visit Macon Arts Alliance's macon365.com.
For more arts and culture picks, pick
up Cherry Bomb, our new twice monthly
further brand Macon as a vibrant,
creative community.
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Ocmulgee
Indigenous
Celebration
September 12-13
Ocmulgee Mounds National
Historical Park
This powerful two-day
festival honors the cultures of
Southeastern Native American
tribes through traditional dance,
storytelling, music, art, and food.
Set on sacred Muscogee (Creek)
lands, the celebration brings
together Indigenous voices and
heritage.
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Macon-Mercer
Symphony
Orchestra
September 21
The Piedmont Grand Opera House
MMSO welcomes acclaimed
conductor Case Scaglione for his
debut, joined by two extraordinary
soloists: newly appointed
Photo by Melessa
Mims courtesy of
Macon Pride.
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Macon Pride
September 24-27
Downtown Macon
Advancing unity, visibility, and
self-esteem is the mission for this festival, one
of the most comprehensive Pride celebrations in
the Deep South. From a family-friendly interfaith
service and picnic to karaoke and a big street party,
there's something uplifting for everyone in the
LGBTQ+ community and their allies to celebrate.
