At The Ritz-Carlton Lodge, Reynolds Plantation in Georgia, you'll be greeted by a shimmering lake and quiet tranquility. Whether your visit at the lodge includes golfing on championship courses, a relaxing day of fishing, wandering through antebellum towns or just relaxing at the spa, this Georgia luxury hotel offers an engaging backdrop in the heart of nature. Experience this Georgia luxury resort today.

Built in 1820 by Gideon Widemire and 2 sons, Sandy Creek Barn was originally known as the Shaw Barn.  Widemire spent several years collecting timbers from all over the state of Pennsylvania to build the large dairy barn.

Found in 2005, the barn was transported to Georgia and reconstructed on its present site overlooking a 44 acre pond.  This privately owned barn served as the venue for OPAS's December 2007 production of Gian Carlo Menotti's Amahl and The Night Visitors.

The Eatonton-Putnam Arts Foundation, Inc. (EPAF) was established to renovate the Old Eatonton School, built in 1916, for use as a community arts center.  In 1998-99 a beautiful Plaza in front of the building was designed and constructed, and it has become a center for spring, summer, and fall activities. 

In 1999 an auditorium committee was formed to plan for what would become the central focus of the arts center, and in spring 2008, after many years of diligent work by the EPAF Board of Directors, under the leadership of Tom Rosseter, a magnificent new auditorium and community center was opened. Since then, The Plaza Arts Center has become a focal point for performances and community events throughout the Lake Oconee area.

The Harbor Club community lying along nine miles of secluded Lake Oconee shoreline, is home to the Harbor Club Polo Arena, built in the spring of 1988. The Polo Arena, which hosted the American Olympic Polo Team during the 1996 Summer Olympic Games, has been used by OPAS as a premier outdoor performance venue seating up to 1,400 under the moonlight amongst the tall Georgia Pines.