Come discover Lake Lanier with us!
The hottest months of summer are here. Lake Lanier is more appealing than ever, especially after all the rain we had in June of 2017. Getting out in the sun is nothing but fun — if you know how to avoid sunburns.
Once a year, a marvelous day of fun lands at the Gainesville Airport. The 2017 Cracker Fly-In gives you up-close view of an odd variety of exceptionally fascinating flying machines.
Lake Lanier’s water level has risen by 4.87-feet since January 1, 2017. As of July 1st, the lake stood at 1065.13 feet above sea level.
It doesn’t take much for feuds to explode these days, especially when annoying neighbors blow off loud fireworks at night.
Fireworks displays are planned for the long 4th of July 2017 holiday all over North Georgia. Thunderstorms are in the forecast. If any events are postponed, we will do our best to update this list.
Here’s the annual lakelanier.com list of 4th of July 2017 fireworks near Lake Lanier — with links to all the details available.
Fireworks are illegal on federal property, including national forests, unless you are a firefly.
Light up your life … as they light up the skies at LanierWorld’s 2017 Red, White & Blue 4th of July at Lanier Islands. Four straight days of pyrotechnic magnificence!
Celebrating America is the theme of this year’s Patriot Pops Concert presented by the Arts Council in Gainesville, Georgia, at 8 PM on Monday, July 3, 2017, on the lawn of Smithgall Arts Center.
All sorts of farmers, singers and crafty folks invite you to the Gainesville Farmers Market for good food, good music and great locally grown produce.