Dahlonega means gold in the Cherokee language and this historic city in Georgia is notable as the first gold rush area in the United States. The Dahlonega Gold Museum Historic Site features a number of artifacts and exhibits related to the gold rush of 1828, including prospector equipment, gold nuggets and an educational film. For local culture, the Olde Cannery Arts Center presents art in all medias, from professional to beginning artists and is housed in a former cannery built in the 1940s. The fertile hillsides of Dahlonega make the area the heart of Georgia's wine industry. Wine lovers can explore a number of local wineries, including the award-winning Frogtown Cellars, and sample the wines at the downtown wine tasting rooms. The Dahlonega Square is a popular shopping destination and the site of the city's many annual festivals. Each October, the Gold Rush Days festival attracts nearly 200,000 visitors.
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