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🌸 GOOD MEDICINE on First Fridays is BACK!
After an amazing year of GOOD MEDICINE, we’re kicking off 2025 with a fresh dose of positivity, creativity, and community! Join us March 7th in Third Street Park as we launch Cherry Blossom season with GOOD MEDICINE on First Fridays: Pink With Positivity! 💖✨
🌟 What’s in store? 🌟
🎧 Silent Disco – Open decks for all ages!
🔥 Flow Arts Session – Bring your hoops, poi, and energy!
🎨 Arts Market – Support local artists & creators!
🎤 POSITIVITY BATTLES – A spoken word freestyle showdown where the challenge is to uplift your opponent or the world!
We’re looking for sponsors, vendors, and volunteers to make this the BIGGEST and BRIGHTEST GOOD MEDICINE yet! 🌟 Want to be part of the magic? Reach out today!
📍 Downtown Macon – First Fridays
💖 March 7th – Third Street Park
💫 Come get your dose of GOOD MEDICINE!
Community Partners
Get Involved!
We are looking for character performers, DJs, vendors, volunteers and businesses to join the MEDICINE movement!
GOOD MEDICINE thrives through community support. Here’s how you can help:
Sponsorship Opportunities – Partner with us to keep the event free while gaining meaningful exposure for your brand.
Volunteer & Participation – Whether you’re a local business, performer, or wellness advocate, we welcome collaborations.
Spread the Word – The more people who know about GOOD MEDICINE, the bigger the impact we can make together.
Vend at our art and wellness market.
We welcome any community partners and non-profits to reach out to us to a space at no cost.
Vendor registration is $40 for a 10x10’ 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.