The venue gets better and better. Some of the best musician acts I've ever had the pleasure of…read morehearing. The sound is wonderful and all the entertainers seem to love coming to this small Southern Gem.l Love the Milltown Music Hall Tonight Oakridge Boys a complete sell out. Always a great place to enjoy music

Has great bands in town. Quick and easy access for west Georgians without the drive and traffic…read more of going into the big city. Not sure if it's where I was sitting or not, but the sound system could have been I little bit more louder. With the owners decision not to serve alcoholic beverages like many other entertainment venues do, the crowd attracted is more of the older "get off my lawn" type. While it's the owners right and choice to not at least sell beer for certain shows, it is my choice to spend my money elsewhere.

I've grown up in Tallapoosa, and I just wanted to comment on the New owners of Johnnys…read more The bar really couldn't have fallen into better hands. April York and her husband run the place now, and things are really looking nice. Lots of people that never came here before come here now, and the prices on beers cannot be beat! Please give our local business a try :)

Since this has place new management, it is amazing ! This…read morelil tallapoosa bar is so convenient and so fun! Cant wait to come back tomorrow!

Tomorrow World was one of the best experiences of my life! It is my BEST and FAVORITE massive music…read morefestival/rave I've ever been to! It is wayyyyy better than EDC and I've been going to these events since 2008 (god I'm old...) and I lived in SoCal for 6 of those years, so you know I've been to quite a few. It sucked for people who didn't camp here because I guess the parking lot and bus trams were a mess due to weather, but this review is based on my personal experience staying in the easy tents at the event. Yes, it was muddy and rainy, but the event had no control over that. They did their best to sprinkle rocks, grass/hay and place wooden planks and plastic crates everywhere to remedy this. They had the fanciest porter potties I've ever seen! Lines weren't too bad in the easy tent area, but I saw how horrendous it was in the bring-your-own tent area. You get what you pay for I guess. The showers were cold and pretty much no hot water, but hey-- its camping! What do you expect?! The vibe from everyone was the best I've ever experienced. Everyone was friendly, fun-loving and just down to have a good time. It was fun meeting people from different parts of the world. The food prices were as expected for festivals. The venue itself I enjoyed a lot. The decorations and stages were beautiful. The bathroom situation was also super clean and fast! Never ran out of toilet paper and there was always a person there cleaning. They were even happy to be there and were even dancing around with the toilet paper rolls and mops (lol). They had the best DJs and best staff! Someone at the Q-Dance stage was so on one that they climbed the decor and high fived the DJ and then climbed back down. The guards didn't stop him cuz he wasn't going to harm himself (barely a fall due to the design of the decor) or anyone else and the DJ thought it was funny. That just gives you an idea of how positive the vibes were. I definitely recommend attending this event and getting the easy tents! It is all set up for you and ready to go. It even comes with a lock to keep your stuff safe.

EL OH EL. I haven't given a 1star review until now…read more So the music sets were fun and the bathrooms were as good as they could get (flushable portapotties), BUT NOTHING COULD MAKE THE ORDEAL OF GOING HOME WORTH IT. Yes it was raining, and yes it was muddy, but TomorrowWorld didn't have a contingency plan for the clusterf*** that ensued when everybody was trying to leave the festival?!?! Basically the muddy parking areas caused onsite parking to be unavailable which resulted in people parking offsite, taking ubers, or shuttles to the drop off location. All these avenues of transportation needed shuttles to pick people up and take them to the actual TomorrowWorld grounds. So obviously, people needed these shuttles to take them back to the offsite/pickup areas, BUT THEY BLOCKED THE ROADS so literally there was standstill traffic due to roadblocks. The shuttles weren't going anywhere and there definitely weren't enough ubers. They stopped letting ubers even come near the pick up location. My friends and I waited in line for a shuttle from the grounds area which never came so we walked from there to the pick up location (3 miles??) and waited in line for an uber that never came so we walked down the dark road for another couple miles and I literally had to stick my hand out to try and hail an uber. Thankfully we flagged one down and our driver WAS THE BEST and didn't try to extort us for more money (the ride ended up being like maybe $80?) and took us to midtown. Note, we left Hardwell at 12:40am and didn't get home until 5am. MY BODY HURTS SO MUCH and I'm currently icing my feet. What kind of international event doesn't even have a contingency plan!??!?! Never coming back again.

I was excited for my first visit to Tomorrowworld this year but it was literally a miserable 6…read moremiles hike back to a field where thousands of people were waiting in hopes of one Uber car arriving. If I could give no stars I would, it was a waste of time and money. Tommorworld should really do something after such a terrible experience. After the concert ended at 1am, crowds of people stormed to leave the muddy event, the staff directed us to wait in a terribly long line to go to Kiss and Ride or take an Uber, we arrived to the front to find out we didn't even need to wait in that line. We had no idea where to go next other than walk 3 miles back to the taxi/uber drop off, which felt like more than 8 miles after enduring the festival. The only way out was offering to pay a random person a large sum of cash that parked at the festival to take us from the area after walking and waiting 3 1/2 hours. If we didn't think of getting a random car to drive us out, we probably still would have been waiting for an Uber car to arrive at 11am this morning. Good luck to anyone who is attending the concert today after braving Saturday's crazy fiasco. September 26, 2015 was my first and last time ever attending Tomorrowworld!

So I have gone two years in a row. The first two things I noted in year two was the following-…read more 1.) The growth of people video taping Go Pro. Maybe I just did not notice it the first year? It can be a little annoying to have people standing around with camera's on sticks around you. 2.) In this snapchat, Instagram era girls are slutting it out, more and more. Lots more REAL skimpy outfits in year two. No complaints here. The lineup of music in year two was simply not as good as year one. Kaskade to close, sure it was OK, but Armin the year before was WAY better. I mean at one point Kaskade just plays the summer anthem, no mixing, no remix....BORING..... The grounds were dusty this year. It had not really rained in Atlanta for 3 weeks, so it was like a rendition of Mad Max. Dusty. I suppose I can't really fault the Event people for this, but it was kind of a drag. Like many, I was listening to XM Radio's coverage of Ultra Japan on the long drive over to Chattahoochie Hills. It seems even that festivals line up might have been better then Tomorrow World. For inaugural year most people will agree the Pete Tong Stage on Saturday was for sure one of the highlights. For this year many people including myself enjoyed the more techno centric line up of the Richie Hawtin stage. In general I love that my city of Atlanta hosts the largest music festival in the US. That said, it is still a music festival in the US. Americans don't really dance. They stare at the DJ, use Go Pro, and pose for Instragram photos, as opposed to truly getting down like festivals in Europe or South America.

Very cool speakeasy located right below the Redneck Gourmet restaurant in downtown Newnan. Great…read morelocation. Beautiful mural on the outside of the building and signs directing you below. I love going below street level to discover a unique place. Great atmosphere! Exposed brick and fun decor. Plenty of games available to play. It was definitely lively on a Saturday night. There was also live music. The musician was excellent! It really added to the ambiance but wasn't too loud to overpower conversations. There were TVs with sports on too. Stellar service from Cassie. Fabulous cocktails! My friend and I loved the Redneck Riviera. It was a tasty rum and pineapple drink that was so smooth going down. I also had the Live, Lav, Love, which was like a spritz with lavender vodka and prosecco. It was quite refreshing. Spacious place with plenty of seating options. It was busy but we still felt like we had privacy. It was a great place for a girl's night!

Traveling through Newnan, I decided to eat at Meat 'n Greet, and as I was walking there, I noticed…read morethis underground establishment and was immediately intrigued. At dinner I met some great local women and ended up coming over to BTN. Great service from Dylan and lots of drink options with full bar. I especially enjoyed different beers to choose from. Lots of fun and good atmosphere!

Love this festival! I was introduced to this festival through someone I met at another show. Very…read moreglad they told me about it. This is the most hospitable and well organized fine arts and craft show I've ever had the pleasure of attending. Lots of amazing artists and craftsman from all over the country come just to Carrollton to exhibit. The show staff and head show a great deal of care as well. Even though it's very arts oriented its still something the family can enjoy. It's a 2 day event with an awards ceremony at the end. Artists are treated to a dinner and show by the art guild in Carrollton as well. For attendees I think it's a good chance to get some amazing one of a kind artworks-- from various painting mediums to pottery and sculpture and wood working, jewelry and more.

This tour started out really great. We were personally shown around Senoia, hitting up all the hot…read morespots like Alexandria, the pudding house, and Woodbury. An employee at The Walking Dead store gave us insider information on where several other scenes were filmed and how we could access those areas. Senoia is home to many movies, such as Sun Dried Tomatoes (a southern classic film starring Kathy Bates). Kara n Caleb then took us to a pond where they insisted an alligator would be found. They were incorrect. Fast forward to the silos (where Merle was shot), the storefront (where Glenn and Rick found Herschel), and Herschel's farmhouse. We drove to the studios but were unable to get past security (though I don't feel like our guides tried that hard). We ended the tour with the most exclusive sight seeing spot yet! Just minutes from downtown Senoia (rhymes with ahoy) was the small lake where the zombie infested houseboat was filmed! Very authentic. Would I take this tour again? Absolutely. Pros: went through McDonalds drive thru for a $1 coke, donkey & goat feeding Cons: no appetizers, no gator, no celebrity sightings

The service is first class here. The food and drinks are priced fairly AND they have happy hour…read moreall day on Mondays. We come here at least twice a week to have dinner and shoot pool. Highly recommend it.