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Pecan Pride: Register celebrates its third successful festival

The charming town of Register, Georgia, hosted its third annual Register Pecan Festival on Saturday, May 17, 2025. Visitors gathered to celebrate the beloved pecan and enjoy a day filled with local flavor and fun.

Main Street, the heart of the Register Pecan Festival, was bustling with activity on Saturday. The eagerly awaited event, which showcased tasty fare, local talent, and remarkable artistry, once again achieved immense success, bringing together family, friends, and the community.

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The welcome tent was centrally located and offered t-shirts to commemorate the special event.

A delightful array of vendors lined the festival grounds, offering everything from handcrafted jewelry and artisanal soaps to unique home décor and, of course, a variety of pecan-themed treats. Attendees had the opportunity to browse local businesses and artists, finding one-of-a-kind treasures and supporting the community.

The aroma of delicious food filled the air, tempting festival-goers with a diverse selection of culinary delights. Food trucks and local eateries worked tirelessly to keep up with the hungry crowds, ensuring everyone enjoyed a taste of the region's best.

Live music provided an upbeat soundtrack to the day's festivities. Local bands and musicians took to the stage, entertaining the audience with a mix of genres that kept toes tapping and spirits high. Families gathered on blankets and lawn chairs, enjoying the tunes and the festive atmosphere.

For the younger attendees, the Fun Zone proved to be a major attraction. Even though the heat of the day was intense, undeterred children enjoyed expending their energy in the bounce houses. The traditional cake walk drew enthusiastic participants hoping to win a sweet prize, while other games and activities kept the little ones entertained throughout the afternoon.

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Visitors meandered the various tents filled with handmade wares.

Adding an element of chance and excitement, a raffle offered attendees the opportunity to win various prizes donated by local businesses.The car show also drew considerable attention, showcasing a stunning collection of classic and modern vehicles. Enthusiasts admired the polished chrome and powerful engines, sharing stories and their passion for automobiles.

Event coordinator Breanne Perry was pleased at the turnout, which was estimated at over 3,200 festival goers. All seven acres that the planning committee allotted for parking were utilized. 

"Our main goal of the Pecan Festival is to build community relationships and provide a safe environment for families to come and have some fun," Perry says. "We want to thank the town of Register and the Register Baptist Church for all of their hard work and dedication to make this day possible. We also want to thank our sponsors and vendors for continuing to support us year after year."

The third annual Register Pecan Festival successfully brought the community together for a day of fellowship, showcasing the town's charm and warm hospitality. With its diverse offerings of vendors, food, entertainment, and activities for all ages, the festival left attendees with fond memories and a sweet taste of Register.