Art museum exhibits in Gainesville, Georgia

The UNG Visual Arts Annex is a school located at 60 Hamp Mill Road in Dahlonega, Georgia, United States. As part of UNG's Department of Visual Arts (DoVA), the institution offers nationally accredited programs that provide a high-quality and inclusive education for students pursuing careers in the artistic industries. The school offers scholarships, awards, art facilities guide, and quarterly exhibitions for students to showcase their work. One of the highlights of the UNG Visual Arts Annex is the MakerBot Innovation Center, the first of its kind in Georgia, located on the Dahlonega campus. This center is available to all majors and departments, providing students with access to cutting-edge technology for their creative projects.

Ink Interactive Neighborhood is a unique museum and tourist attraction located at 999 Chestnut Street Southeast in Gainesville, Georgia, United States. This interactive institution offers visitors the opportunity to explore and engage with various exhibits and installations that showcase the intersection of art, technology, and innovation. From interactive art displays to immersive virtual reality experiences, Ink Interactive Neighborhood provides a one-of-a-kind opportunity for visitors to learn, create, and be inspired. Whether you're a local resident or a tourist passing through, this institution is a must-visit destination for those looking to experience something truly out of the ordinary.

The Reece Farm & Heritage Center, located in Blairsville, Georgia, is a museum dedicated to preserving the early 20th century Appalachian style of life. Visitors can experience farm life from this era, complete with farm animals and fruit & vegetable production. The Byron Herbert Reece Farm features restored barns, a corn crib, chicken house, smokehouse, spring house, and petting farm. State-of-the-art exhibits tell the story of Byron Herbert Reece, a farmer, writer, and poet who lived on the site. The museum also includes a visitor's center, gift shop, creek-side amphitheater, and picnic tables. Small venue concerts are held behind the welcome center on the stage beside the creek or at the pavilion. The Creekside Deck and Betty Sellers Memorial Amphitheater on the creek provide beautiful settings for exchanging vows or hosting smaller ceremonies.