Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds
The Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds, which opened in 1978, is home to several popular events throughout the year including the Georgia Mountain Fair, Georgia Mountain Moonshine Cruiz-In, Georgia Mountain Fall Festival, Superstar concerts, and Georgia's Official State Fiddlers' Convention. Located on a tract along the shores of Lake Chatuge in the north Georgia mountain community of Hiawassee, Georgia, Hiawassee, the Fairgrounds offers a glimpse into the past with its historic Pioneer Village, an expansive and comfortable music venue in the Anderson Music Hall, and 189 RV camp sites with lake views and modern conveniences. The Fairgrounds is also home to the Fred Hamilton Rhododendron Garden, Hamilton Rhododendron Gardens, the largest native azalea and rhododendron garden in the Southeast U.S., with more than 5,000 plants. History The Georgia Mountain Fair began in 1951 as a Lions Clubs International, Lions Club project. The fair typically includes carnival rides, exhibits, a phot ...
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