Nestled in the heart of Downtown Greensboro, Genuine Georgia stands as a testament to the vibrant spirit of local artistry and community support. For 19 remarkable years, this beloved establishment has been a beacon of creativity, showcasing the rich tapestry of talent that Georgia has to offer. As we celebrate ..read more

Southland Jubilee is taking place Saturday from 10 am - 4 pm in Historic Downtown Greensboro. Come and celebrate the community at this wonderful heritage arts festival, which will include live music, heritage demonstrations, classic cars, antique tractors, children’s activities, arts and crafts, and more! Our Artist Demonstrations at Southland Jubilee ..read more

Join us for our annual Holiday Open House! Both days will feature working artist demonstrations, book signings, and our popular food tastings. Take your time strolling through Downtown Greensboro and celebrate the holiday season with our entire community, as a variety of stores throughout the square will be open for ..read more

Downtown Greensboro’s 3rd Annual Hop & Shop event returns, bigger and better than ever! The Easter bunny will be hopping around to all of the downtown merchants, with each shop offering treats and activities throughout the day! Plus, you can enter to win a Greensboro Business Association-sponsored Easter basket full ..read more

Genuine Georgia is gearing up for the holiday season and we are so excited for this year's Holiday Open House! Take your time strolling through Downtown Greensboro and celebrate the holiday season with our entire community, as a variety of stores throughout the square will be open for shopping and ..read more

The Southland Jubilee is taking place on Saturday, April 15th, 10am-4pm, in historic downtown Greensboro. Come and celebrate the community at this wonderful heritage arts festival, which will include live music, heritage demonstration, classic cars, antique tractors, children’s activities and arts and crafts, and more! Genuine Georgia will be open and ..read more

Established in 1786, Greensborough (later shortened to Greensboro) was named for Revolutionary War hero, General Nathanael Greene. The city, also known as Lake Oconee's Hometown, was laid out in a traditional quadrangle from between North, South, East and West Streets, with its historic downtown lying halfway between Augusta and Atlanta ..read more