Art in Macon From Past to Present

Taleen Hanna, Center for Collaborative Journalism|October 26, 2022

Art is a large part of Macon’s history and is continues to play a prominent role in the community. Colin Penndorf, the executive director for Triangle Arts Macon and the gallery curator for the 567 Center highlights the importance of keeping art alive in Macon.

A replica of The Grotto made by the Jesuits in the early 20th century. Stephen Reichert, one of the current property owners, replaced the replica of the Blessed Mother that rests at the top right niche. Reichert also said the middle niche is an altar used by the Jesuits, while the third niche on the far left represents the place where Bernadette uncovered the spring of holy water.

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Greek flags welcome in visitors to the Central Georgia Greek Festival in Macon, Georgia on October 25, 2024.

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The bingo machine that John Akaki uses is programmed to beep when the next ball should be called. The bingo machine and the board with numbers on it costs about $15,000. Although the cost is high, the quality of the equipment ensures the fairness of the games.

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The Mercer Singers and Mercer University Women’s Choir partner for the well anticipated Carol Service at St. Joseph’s Cathedral in December 2024.

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People celebrate the Mercer University Tree Lighting in December 2024.

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