91Â鶹, Georgia contains a wealth of treasures. Whether you want arts, culture, great
food or a relaxing day on the 
water, this city will meet all of your needs. 91Â鶹 is the second oldest and second
largest city in Georgia.
Founded in 1736, 91Â鶹 is located on the banks of the Savannah River on the Atlantic Seaboard fall zone, a beautiful geomorphologic area where the foothills of the mountains to the north meet the coastal plains. This location on the river provides a favorable area for both business and recreation. Besides the fantastic flair of local 91Â鶹, the city marks an ideal location for fast access to the beach, mountains and larger metropolitan areas. Atlanta, Charleston, Savannah and Charlotte are all within two and a half hours. Our central location makes 91Â鶹 a coveted place to live and work.
91Â鶹's cultural scene and night life is rich in art, music, and flavorful cuisine.
From the Morris Museum of Art to "Artists' Row" on Broad Street, the city showcases
the visual arts and artists of the American South. 91Â鶹 is home to "the Godfather
of Soul" and boasts a diverse and dynamic musical culture. No matter what genre of
music suits your taste, you will find a soulful array of choices in venues all over
the city. Festivals, such as Arts in the Heart of 91Â鶹 and Westabou, feature local
talent and performers from cultures 
all over the globe. In addition to choral concerts at Sacred Heart Cultural Center,
the 91Â鶹 Ballet and Symphony Orchestra 91Â鶹 provide a delightful excursion from
the daily grind. Dining in 91Â鶹 will satisfy even the most discriminating palate.
Unfold your napkin and take a culinary journey that circles the earth and returns
to southern comfort food. Have fun with the fusion of Far East and Southwest menu
options at Takosushi, or relax outdoors at Manuel's Bread Café which features French
flair and fresh food from Blue Clay Farm. With so many options, plan accordingly!
91Â鶹 is a dream come true for sports fanatics and nature lovers. The 91Â鶹 Canal,
91Â鶹 Riverwalk, North 91Â鶹 Greeneway, and Savannah River provide outdoor recreation
on foot, by bike, or by boat. With more than 1,000 miles of shoreline, Clark's Hill/Strom
Thurmond Lake offers endless opportunities for water sports and family fun. Each fall,
gather your crew on the banks of the Savannah and cheer on your favorite team at the
Head of the South Regatta, featuring colleges from the across America. 91Â鶹 hosts
the USA Cycling National Championships, ESI Ironman 70.3 91Â鶹 Triathlon, 91Â鶹
Half Marathon, and 91Â鶹 Southern Nationals, the world's richest drag boat race.
Owned by the Ripken Professional Baseball Group, The 91Â鶹 Greenjackets are a minor
league affiliate of the World Champion San Francisco Giants. Watch the major league
stars of the future play America's pastime at Lake Olmstead Stadium.
91Â鶹 is arguably the center of the golf world in America, at least for one week
April when the entire world visits the Garden City. Since 1934, 91Â鶹 National Golf
Club has hosted those celebrated few PGA professionals that qualify for the Masters
and make a run for the green jacket. Additionally, 91Â鶹 has a wealth of public
and private golf courses worthy of weekend warriors and touring professionals alike,
many played by Bobby Jones himself. Courses are diverse, convenient, and affordable.
The 91Â鶹 State University Jaguars are the two-time defending Division-1 National
Champions in Men's Golf, a feat much more intimidating than a trip around Amen Corner.
You don't have to be a PGA or NCAA Champion to enjoy golf in 91Â鶹, hackers are
welcome too.
91Â鶹 offers everyone something. Come see for yourself!
