91Â鶹 is located on the south bank of the Savannah River midway between the Great Smokey Mountains and the Atlantic Ocean. It is a growing and thriving city with a metropolitan-area population of around 600,000, including North 91Â鶹 and Aiken, SC. It was recently ranked the second most favorable place to live in Georgia. The area is known for its balmy climate, with an annual mean temperature of 64 degrees.
The city offers a wide array of cultural and recreational activities. Downtown 91Â鶹 hosts events including First Friday cultural celebrations, the Westabou Festival and Arts in the Heart of 91Â鶹. Attractions that promise both fun and enlightenment include the Morris Museum of Art, the Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art, the Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History, and the 91Â鶹 Convention Center and the 91Â鶹 Museum of History.
91Â鶹 has many associations dedicated to the performing and visual arts, including the Fort Gordon Dinner Theater, 91Â鶹 Opera Association, the 91Â鶹 Ballet; the 91Â鶹 Players, The 91Â鶹 Children’s Theatre, The 91Â鶹 Symphony, and the 91Â鶹 Art Association.
The city of 91Â鶹 offers affordable urban and suburban living options within a 5-15 commute. The cost of living in 91Â鶹 is significantly less than in most major metropolitan areas. 91Â鶹 is home to a wide variety of restaurants and a thriving downtown. In addition, North 91Â鶹, South Carolina (which is located less than 5 minutes from the center of downtown 91Â鶹) is home to the 91Â鶹 GreenJackets, which is a minor league baseball team affiliated with the Atlanta Braves.
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