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Statesboro, GA is a bustling small city located in the heart of Georgia. It is known for its vibrant music scene, its year-round festivals and events, and its vast array of outdoor activities. Those who come to visit will find that there are plenty of things to do, from strolling through historic downtown streets lined with local restaurants and shops, to exploring the nearby parks and nature trails. With its excellent quality of life, it's no wonder that Statesboro has become one of the most popular destinations in the state.
Reviews of Statesboro are overwhelmingly positive. Visitors often note the friendly people they meet on their trips, as well as all the different activities available in town. Many also praise the beautiful scenery and nature-filled attractions around town. Those looking for an exciting night out can find plenty of live music venues throughout town that feature some of Georgia's best musical talent. There is also a wide range of dining options that offer everything from classic southern fare to unique international cuisines. Overall, it's easy to see why Statesboro, GA continues to be a popular destination for both locals and visitors alike!
based on 5 ReviewsGet to know Statesboro with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Statesboro
Familiar Christian denominations represented in St - 7/11/2012
Many Christian denominations are represented in Statesboro including African Methodist Episcopal, Baptist, Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, Roman Catholic. A short list of larger congregations includes First Baptist Church, Eastern Heights Baptist, Statesboro Primitive Baptist Church, Statesboro Church Of God, First United Methodist Church (UMC), Pittman Park UMC, First Presbyterian (PCUSA), Trinity Presbyterian Church(PCA), St. Matthew's Roman Catholic Church. Numerous other Baptist, Methodist, interdenominational and non-denominational churches hold worship in the city and throughout Bulloch County.
Several Christian student organizations exist for the benefit of Georgia Southern University students. They include Reformed University Fellowship, Campus Outreach, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Baptist Student Union, FOCUS (Fellowship of Catholic University Students), among others.
This is by no means an exhaustive
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Big opportunities for culture and recreation in sm - 7/11/2012
Whether all in Statesboro appreciate it or not, Georgia Southern University is a major economic engine and contributes to culture and recreational opportunities. So far as culture is concerned, first-rate arts and entertainment events are quite frequent on campus and off. GSU faculty and staff, as well as family members are often involved in music and theater productions. The Emma Kelly Theater in the Averitt Center for the Arts, GSU Performing Arts Center and Foy Concert Hall are centers of activity. Visual arts are very well represented on campus and at The Averitt center. There are a few studios and galleries in the area.
Local music legends Emma Kelly (dubbed by Johnny Mercer as the Lady of 6000 Songs)and Blind Willie McTell (blues artist, master of the 12 string guitar, and writer of "Statesboro Blues" later made famous by the Allman Brothers)were native to Statesboro.
Statesboro-Bulloch County Parks are scattered about the area. The primary facility is
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cost of living - 2/24/2010
The cost of living is pretty low in Statesboro. If you are single you can make it work on just $20,000 a year. A married couple will need around $32,000 to $35,000 to make it work. To live very comfortably $60,000 a year is
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Statesboro, GA - 1/25/2009
State university nearby, great family town - lots of outdoor activities. Some museums and theater, but desperately lacks decent
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climate - 12/24/2006
Very few days that are real cold, could be called mild.
Summer it's very hot at times but very nice, a good place to
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