One of the best and brightest festivals in Georgia happens to be in its 45th year. What is both a time-honored tradition and a way to pay homage to a true agricultural gem in the state, this festival is a family-friendly event that all will love. Recognizing the importance of blueberries in Bacon County, check out this unique fruit festival that is as good as it gets.
Every year, in the tiny town of Alma, Georgia, there is a festival of fruit that is a must for residents and farmers in the area.
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The Georgia Blueberry Festival is officially in its 45th year, which means that this festival has become part of the fabric of this small town.
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This locally organized festival honors and recognizes the importance of this crop within the town of Alma, but also within the state of Georgia.
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But it isn’t just the blueberry crop that makes this festival what it is, it’s also a way to honor those who are involved in the production of blueberries, too.
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The Georgia Blueberry Festival provides two days filled with fun and entertainment, plus food, activities and music, too.
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Beyond just being a visitor to the festival you can also participate in a variety of ways—from the parade to the cooking contest, the 5k fun run or even Miss Georgia Blueberry Pageant.
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Did we mention the blueberry pie eating contest?
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What’s even more is that this festival now makes it a point to honor our Veterans and those who have served our country.
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Patriotism and blueberries—what more could you ask for?
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Where: Alma, Georgia
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When: Friday, May 31st & Saturday, June 1st, 2019
To learn more about the blueberry festival in Georgia, check out the website or Facebook Page.
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