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Category: Lake Lanier Events
Lake Lanier Association’s 2018 Annual Meeting
The Lake Lanier Association’s 2018 Annual Meeting is scheduled to be held on Saturday, March 24, 2018 from 4:00 until 8:00 PM at Port Royale.
Laurel Park on Lake Lanier is Practically Perfect
If you’re looking for a park that is far from Atlanta but close to perfect … you’re looking for Laurel Park on Lake Lanier. It’s practically perfect in every way!
The Best Valentine’s Day Getaway at Lanier Islands
Looking for a Valentine’s Day Getaway for a romantic dinner, some smooching, and a bit of bubbly with your Hunny Bunny? Lanier Islands is where you’ll want to be — and you can bring the kids for their own Night Out!
USACE Master Plan Open House Meetings in February
The Corps of Engineers will host four open house meetings in February to update the public on the status of a Recreation Capacity Study and Master Plan Update for Lake Lanier.
Sale of Château Élan Winery & Resort
Château Élan Winery & Resort in Braselton, Georgia, has been sold to an affiliate of the investment firm Wheelock Street Capital. (It’s true, I double-checked.)
Lanier Islands Partners with Safe Harbor Development
The new partnership between Safe Harbor Development and Lanier Islands will transform Georgia’s best resort from Great to Greater!
Valentine’s Day Singles Only Hike at Carter State Park
Tell the dating scene to take a hike and come to Don Carter State Park on Lake Lanier for their cozy Valentine’s Day Singles Only Hike.
2018 Atlanta Boat Show
The wind chill in Georgia this morning was 5-degrees. Not exactly the type of weather that makes us say, “Let’s go to the 2018 Atlanta Boat Show!”
Sustainable Water Management Plan for Lake Lanier
The Sustainable Water Management Plan for Lake Lanier isn’t exactly “new” news, but it is back in the news as the Water Wars continue in the U.S. Supreme Court.