Great way to explore your creative side in a pressure free and fun atmosphere. The price is…read morereasonable, the supplies are plentiful, the host/teacher is fantastic. We were a party of 5 (ages: 12, 15, 19, 40 and 65; 2 guys and 3 gals; none of us painters...at all) from out of town. They made us feel welcome and introduced us around to the others, including the regulars. We painted our own interpretation of the theme for the night on canvas from ~6pm to ~8pm. Our host/teacher gave simple easy to follow instructions to start off and to help improve features in each of our paintings. She was very supportive and made sure we had what we needed at all times. We were not hurried to leave or stop prematurely, and were instead encouraged to experiment with new colors and lines. A good time was had by all, and we'd recommend it to any one in town, or passing through.

These folks are very customer service friendly Tracy and Robb provided excellent information and…read moreservice. I work for the Salvation Army and often times when we need information about a donation, we call local businesses. Tracy was very thorough and informative.

This was the first time I went to the event and our first trip to Jekyll Island. Less than 1.5 hr…read moredrive from JAX, this was an easy day trip. Festival admission is free, but there is a daily parking fee for the island, which was $15 on the day of the festival, $5 more than on a non-event day. The festival is held in their historic district. The roads are blocked off. I love that it's set up this way. It's way less chaotic, and visitors don't have to deal with trying to avoid both vehicles and crowds. Vistors staying off-island can park at designated spots at the airport and take the shuttle to the festival. We brought our bikes and parked our vehicle at Great Dunes Beach, which was less than a two miles bike ride to the festival. The festival was incredibly well organized and clean. There was a hand washing station and both porta potties and restrooms are located throughout the festival. There were ample tables and chairs set up. Lots of shaded areas. If you wanted to eat picnic style, bring a blanket. There was plenty of lawn space. Lots of food vendors and other options even if you're not a shrimp and grits fan. We were there on a Sat between 11 am - 3 pm. It's less busy in the morning, but the vendors we visited were very efficient, so even if the lines were long, they moved quickly. We thought the food prices were reasonable for the portions. For beverages, you should walk around first since a can of pop/water can range from $2-$5. Same with the beer. There were two main places selling beer for $7/ticket. But if you want a Budlight, you can get one at the Snack Shop of $4. There are live music, tons of festival merchandise, and local crafts & food for purchase from the Artist Market vendors. There are also permanent shops such as Cotton & Copper & Doc's Snack Shop located on the festival grounds. If you've never been, it's definitely worth checking out and not too bad of a drive from JAX.

Once a year for 3 days Jekyll Island has their Shrimp and Grits Festival! Artist, food/alcohol…read morevendors, non-profit and tourism information set up along the inter-coastal. There are bands set up in 3 locations and they estimate 45,000 people come. It cost $12 to drive on the island and then parking is just a school bus ride away from a parking lot. We brought our bikes so we found parking and biked in; our preferred mode. We bought shrimp/grits from Jekyll Island Club resort, said to be best of show for $12 but they had all kinds of food-pizza, burgers, hotdogs, Latin Fusion, ice cream, cookies, funnel cakes etc. we then biked down to beach and saw some cool kites.. Something good they have done here is build a large walking/biking path at the ocean to get people out and about!

I attended a wedding rehearsal dinner at Brunswick Country Club. The dinner was held on a Friday…read morenight and it appeared the entire club shut down for our private party. The clubhouse opened in 2009, so it's relatively new. The clubhouse has a modern yet traditional design. Modest, elegant, and spacious. We spent our time at the bar and grill and in the main dining room. Both rooms had expansive views of the golf course. From the holes I saw, the golf course looked very flat with not too many trees. The course was originally designed by Donald Ross. Love Golf Design (Davis Love III's company) restored it in 2007. The bar was small and had a large flatscreen TV playing Golf Channel. The dining room and lobby were large and open. Several staff were on hand to handle our group. I'm bad at estimating numbers of people, but I'd venture to guess we had about 40-50 people at the dinner. Dinner was preceded by light hors d'oeuvres and cocktails. Hors d'oeuvres included various deep-fried seafood concoctions involving shrimp and crab. This was fitting since we were at the Golden Isles of Georgia (barrier islands). The dining room tables were covered in white tablecloth and had a sea island theme with fishing nets and seashells. The dinner consisted of both a seated portion and a buffet portion. During the seated portion, we were served dinner rolls, soup (corn bisque with shrimp), and salad. The self-serve buffet portion contained a Southern smorgasbord of goodies: fried chicken, turkey, collard greens, fried okra, mac and cheese, etc. I loved the regional selection. My personal favorite touch was the bottles of Texas Pete Pepper Sauce next to the collard greens. I love this sauce and it makes most Southern green veggies instantly better with its whole green Tabasco peppers and vinegar. Dessert included peach cobbler and vanilla ice cream. Overall, Brunswick Country Club provided fantastic food and service and a classy ambiance. A great time was had by all.

Really fun course with great greens. Easy to walk. Well worth playing if you have the chance.read more

Very cool place for a show. Really small and personable. The staff was great. The a/c had gone out…read more So the staff was handing out free cold water bottles. And they went out and got some shop size fans. We never broke a sweat. That's stepping up. Thanks for the great experience

As you walk through the door into Port City Music Hall, you are greeted by the beautiful face of…read moreAdam the DoorMan, who demands your money to see the show you've selected at this amazing venue. Run by musicians, Jet Turner and Jake O'Neil of the Pantera meets Limp Bizkit -esque metal band, Bearshark, these fellows know good music and pick great touring and local acts within a large variety of genres, ranging from hip-hop to metal. The place will leave you entertained with funny bathroom reading, Nintendo based walls, great sound system, and great locals to interact with. The venue is big on the fact that it is Drug and Alcohol- free. Smokers are welcomed to step outside inbetween acts to get their NicFix. This is a great place to see bands and meet new folks, you'll be a fool if you don't come back for more shows!

Like me, if you don't read closely, you might miss the fact that their wine, all their wine, is…read moremade from blueberries. But that laziness might be a very good thing because this is one of the most surprising wine experiences I've ever had. I believe variety in life is a good thing...and this place provides a nice departure from mainstream wine. They have 4 wines. Just 4 wines. There is a dry option that truly is dry and definitely tastes a bit of blueberry. It is a pleasant wine for sipping and relaxing. The next in line is slightly sweet and again rather tasty. The next one is the best in my opinion. It's a "blend". Not in the sense that you normally think of wine blends (you know, multiple grapes) but in a way exactly the same because it's more than one berry. They blend blueberries and blackberries to create an amazing fruity and semisweet wine. This is more that a dessert wine. I could see it as an aperitif, or maybe a lunch wine on a lazy Saturday at home (thinking cold cut sandwich and chips). The final wine was sweet. They finally crossed over into the taste profile I expected for the whole lineup. Service was friendly and gracious. Somehow I expect this guy does a lot of defending his wine against the conventional. Our kindness, open-mindedness and acceptance of this alternative was well received. So in the end, if you're walking the streets of Brunswick and want a little mind-expansion on the wine front, stop in...I think you too will be surprised.

BINGO every Thursday night! They've got a snack bar that…read moresells the best tasting burgers and sausage dogs. Grilled BINGO Burgers!

Wonderful museum of the history of Methodism. You will enjoy this place if you have any interest…read morein the origin and history of the Methodist Church.