PATRONS PARTY SET FOR AT NEEL’S LOFTS ON MARCH 5
We're holding our 2026 Patrons Party at the brand-new Neel's Lofts, at 418 Third St., from 6:30-9 p.m. Thursday, March 5. So save the date and make plans to attend. We’re excited!
Our members at the Patron or Young Patron level (or above) will be among the first people to see Macon's newest loft development, with 95 apartments, a co-working space, two retail stores and a restaurant space, among other features. It is coming together beautifully.
If you know you’ll be attending, RSVP HERE by Feb. 26 to help us plan properly.
It's the best winter party in Macon! Just make sure you're a member of Historic Macon at the Patron or Young Patron level (or above) in order to attend.
You can join or renew a membership HERE. Preservation Partners are also invited, so come aboard or renew that partnership HERE.
SAVE THE DATE: SPRING FLEA MARKET IS MARCH 27-29
It may only be February, but our volunteers are already hard at work getting ready for our spring Flea Market, scheduled for March 27-29.
They’re unpacking donations from our kind contributors, dusting them off or shining them up, then finding the proper home for them in our big warehouse, located at 357 Oglethorpe St. in downtown Macon.
We’ll have everything you could think of, from beautiful furniture to artwork, electronics, kitchen appliances, lamps, albums, antiques, linens of all kinds, sporting goods, rugs, home and garden items, and plenty more. And remember: Our members get 15% off their purchases. Depending on what you buy, those savings could more than pay for your membership.
Friday is VIP shopping night. Tickets are $75, and that gets you into the warehouse before the general public. Get that ticket HERE. The Flea Market is free to enter for shopping on Saturday and Sunday.
Ask anyone who’s ever been to the sale. It’s fun, you’ll find unbeatable bargains and you’ll be helping Historic Macon’s preservation mission. Join HMF today.
See you in March. Please help us spread the word!
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