Augusta GA

Augusta GA itelf is filled with so much history, known mainly for a large golf tournament that's held in  early April (HINT: The Masters Tournament pronounced tuna-mint).

Augusta GA is more, much much more!

Augusta, GA was founded in 1736 as a fur and tobacco trading post alond the Savannah River being one of only three cities settled along this beautifaul river. Also known as "The Garend City" for it's once large number of privately owned gardens Augusta, GA has been the capital of the state of Georgia twice in it's history. You will find Augusta, GA full of southern hospitality and city fun!

Many famous people have hailed from Augusta, GA including baseball great Ty Cobb (his home still stands on Williams Street), "The Godfather of Soul" himself James Brown, polatician Woodrow Wilson, and some our most recent claims to fame professional golfers Vaughn Taylor and Charles Howell III and if you didn't know Augusta's very own Charles Kelly and Dave Haywood of recording artist Lady Antebellum.

Augusta, GA continues to be a thriving arts community where you can enjoy an evening out at Le Chat Noir and Fort Gordon Dinner Theater two popular Augusta "to dos." Two don't miss fesitvals is the ever evolving Westobou Festival and the long running Arts in the Heat of Augusta Festival.

Family fun is not forgotten in Augusta, GA either take the entire family to catch a fly ball with the Augusta Greenjackts or stay cool with the Augusta River Hawks Hockey team.

Augusta, GA and it's people and neighborhoods are the perfect blend of new and old whether it be Augusta's Historic Summervile District or the lively newness of neighboring Evans, GA this charming sourthoun city will have something that excites you!