To PLAY is to engage in activity for enjoyment and recreation rather than a serious or practical purpose.

PLAY

grow

DREAM

heal

LOVE

empower

INSPIRE

create

CONNECT

teach

PLAY grow DREAM heal LOVE empower INSPIRE create CONNECT teach

Visit Macon Presents GOOD MEDICINE:

Silent Scream Halloween Disco
when?
First Friday October 4th from 5-9 PM
where?
Third Street Park in Downtown Macon
(in front of Piedmont Brewery)
what?
Joins us from 5-9 October 4th in Downtown Macon for a spooky edition of GOOD MEDICINE! We will have a silent (scream) disco and dance party, costume contest, vendor market, trunk or treat and more!

GOOD MEDICINE is ALWAYS free to the public, and our mission is to inspire the community to return to the spirit of PLAY as a daily practice.

See you on First Friday for your MEDICINE!

Get Involved!

We are looking for character performers, DJs, vendors, and businesses to do a trunk or treat for the community and get leads for your business!

We welcome any community partners and non-profits to reach out to us to a space at no cost.

Trunk or treat and vendor registration is $40 for a 10x10 foot Booth.

If interested in participating in ANY WAY please reach out to us via this form below and a team member will reach out with additional details.


“The circle was seen as a dangerous for m when it was first introduced in public buildings like the coliseums rather than the rectangle of cathedrals because the people could now see one another and recognize their common desires and oppressions.”

- Rhiannon, Vocal River

Macon’s MEDICINE

Macon is home to the Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park, one of the  best preserved sites of human habitation that spans back over 17,000 years and the largest archaeological dig in the United States. It is only through the protect and support of landmarks like these can we preserve and continue the medicine, or wisdom, of these cultures.

You can learn more at Visit Macon.

All MEDICINE comes from the cradle of humanity - Africa. Macon is home to the Tubman Museum, a massive space that showcases African and American history and preserves pan-African culture.


Learn more about the Tubman Museum here!

“These seven stories, written after their author canoed the Ocmulgee and its tributaries, draw on European-American, Native, and African-American traditions and relationships with the upper river between..Jackson Lake and Macon. Set from the 1810s to the present, the stories follow characters as their inherited or adopted perspectives on the river - and their ignorances of it - are altered by their personal experience.. Each story engages a specific place, among them Pittman's Ferry, the Seven Islands, Smith Shoals, the levee in Macon, and the Ocmulgee Mounds of the Mississippian people."

You can purchase this book here.