Top Rated Attractions in Oakwood

Home to the Gwinnett School of Music, Red Clay Music Foundry is a perfect venue for art and theater patrons of Duluth to enjoy a variety of shows. Eddie Owen Presents, the music company behind this venue, opened a platform for encouraging talented singers and songwriters to display their musical expertise in front of a community. The auditorium is equipped with state of the art sound and light facilities and the stage has been graced by enthralling performances by various musical budding stars.

Visit the vibrant and historic Holly Theatre to explore the local performing talent of Dahlonega. Constructed as a movie theater in 1948, the venue is now operated as a volunteer-run community theater. Throughout the year, the theater organizes musicals, plays, concerts, and children's shows. It also hosts local community events and holds interesting classes for visitors of all ages. The theater has earned popularity for holding improv classes, summer camps, and playwright workshops for children. When in Dahlonega, stop by this place to witness the local performers in the theater's comfortable seating and lively atmosphere.

Built by Jacob Hollingswort, Fort Hollingsworth was a frontier fort. Its construction began around 1792 with an intention to safeguard the settlers, their families, possessions as well as animals and livestock. In 1796, the raids ceased and the troubles ended, hence the fort was transformed into farmhouse. Currently in the possession of the White family, the fort is well-preserved and open to visitors. Concerts, war re-enactments, storytelling, car show are many of the fun events hosted here. Check website for more details.