Shady days in gay

Shady Days in Gay Arts & Crafts Festival - Spring

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Since the early ’90s and the mainstream’s seeming embrace of the queer people, it was my joking lament that I longed for the days that we were over the rainbow and under the radar. I was, prefer many in my circle of 30-somethings at the conclude of the last century, uncomfortable with the notion of being welcomed into a club whose rules we held in contempt. Banks sponsoring Pride? At the time we would have recoiled at the very thought. I had come out in the mid ’80s, directly into the AIDS crisis where government inaction and media finger-pointing made it abundantly distinct that mainstream was not for us and not with us. But then along came the idea of queer culture. A customs born and nurtured in the departments of feminist and performance studies, at the intersection of advocacy and society, and beyond the acronym. This growing culture honed its politics in Homosexual Nation—a direct-action organization confronting the governmental mishandling of the AIDS pandemic. Formed in New York, Queer Nation instantly found its way to Toronto, and though the company didn’t last more than a limited years, it was Queer Nation that helped to fetch queer culture out of the academy and into the streets.

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Come stroll and view some of the history of Gay, Georgia, as you stop by this town the first occupied weekend in May and October. Located in the heart of downtown Gay, Georgia at 18785 Hwy 85. Your eyes will be amazed as Shady Days in Gay will host fabulous exhibitors from the Southeast that will continue the spirit of craftsmanship, skill, talent and vision that many area farmers, homemakers, craftsmen began in this town.

Bring your family and meander throughout this town and enjoy some of the most wonderful exhibits. The admission is free. Don’t stop and eat on the way because there is always great food available for the hungry shopper.

One of 12 Don’t-Miss Georgia Fall Festivals by ExploreGeorgia.org

The hours are 9:00am until 5:00pm on Saturday –9:00am until 5:00pm Sunday and again admission is FREE. Shady Days in Gay is held rain or gleam in Meriwether County. We are located a 18785 Georgia Hwy 85 in the city limits of Gay, Georgia, approximately 45 miles south of Atlanta and 55 miles north of Columbus.

For more information call (706) 977-8548 or visit www.shadydaysingay.com.

Accommodations

Peachtree City, Georgia – 25 miles
Holiday Inn Suite / 770-487-4646
Hampton Inn / 770-486- 8800
Wynham Hotel / 800-325 – 3535

Pine Mountain, Georgia – 28 miles
Callaway Gardens / 706-663-2281
White Columns / 706-663-2281

Newnan, Georgia – 25 miles
Holiday Inn Express / 770-251-2828
Spring Hill Suites/ 770-254-8900
Hampton Inn / 770-253-9922

Warm Springs, Georgia–15 miles
Hotel Warm Spring Bed & Breakfast / 706-655-2114
Leading Western / 706-655-4015

LaGrange, Georgia – 25 miles
Jamison Inn / 706-884-1849
Thyme Away Bed & Breakfast / 706-885-9625
LaQuinta Inn by Wyndham / 706-812-8000

Griffin, Georgia – 25 miles
Holiday Inn – 706-227-1516
Hampton Inn – 770-229-9900

Fayetteville, Georgia – 25 miles
Holiday Inn Express / 770-461-5600

Woodbury, Georgia – 8 miles
Lake Meriwether – 706-975-3110
Campers & RV, electric/water available

Molena, Georgia – 12 miles
Unrestrained Daisy Farm Bed & Breakfast – 770-584-1878