JOIN US FOR PRESERVATION MONTH ACTIVITIES IN MAY
We’ve got a variety of activities lined up to celebrate National Preservation Month in May. So save the dates and join us as we salute the power of preservation!
Saturday, May 3: Writer Talk with award-winning writer, naturalist and environmental activist Janisse Ray. 10 a.m. at Historic Macon’s office, the old Fire Hall No. 4 at 950 Third St. Tickets HERE.
Sunday, May 4: Rose Hill Ramble with Kathleen O'Neal. Explore all the rich history that Rose Hill Cemetery offers during this 90-minute stroll led by historian Kathleen O’Neal. 10 a.m., at the entrance to the cemetery. Tickets HERE.
Tuesday, May 13: HMF’s Annual Meeting and Preservation Awards, 315 Cotton Ave. at the new Bibb Music Lofts. Come hear highlights about our last 12 months and celebrate our 2025 Preservation Award winners.
Thursday, May 15: Sidney's Salon with Marjy Stagmeier, author of “Blighted: A Story of People, Politics, and an American Housing Miracle.” 5:30 p.m., Booker T. Washington Community Center, 401 Monroe St. Registration link HERE.
Tuesday, May 20: Walk 'n' Talk with Bike Walk Macon: Architecture Stroll. Meet at 6 p.m. at Third Street Park near the old Bibb Theatre. Learn more HERE.
WE’RE HIRING A DIRECTOR OF FINANCE & OPERATIONS
The Director of Finance & Operations oversees all aspects of financial management, including accounts receivable and payable, proper bookkeeping, account reconciliations and reporting for Historic Macon Foundation Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and its subsidiary entities.
In addition, this role provides support to the executive director in the areas of human resources, insurance, risk management, internal controls, budget tracking and forecasting, and fundraising.
For more details, see the full job posting by clicking the button “We’re Hiring” below.
Our mission is to revitalize communities by preserving architecture and sharing history.
One of the benefits of your property residing in a National Register Historic District is preservation incentives. Historic tax credits allow citizens to undertake rehabilitation projects at a reasonable cost and Historic Macon is here to walk you through that process.
A key part of Historic Macon's mission is education. We tell the stories of people who make a difference in our preservation community, as well as those pioneering visionaries whose shoulders we stand on today. Read more about them HERE.