Columbus, GA · A public home-products and remodeling expo at the Columbus Convention and Trade Center.
Location
Columbus Convention and Trade Center
Admission
Visitor admission not verified; displayed booth prices are not admission.
Suitability
Age restrictions not stated.
Booking: Visitor registration requirements not stated.
Travel alert: Road trip outside core West Georgia.
Location & visitor notes
Where: Columbus Convention and Trade Center · 801 Front Avenue, Columbus, GA 31901
Current organizer listing confirms November 2026. The separate Columbus attendee page still contains 2024–2025 information and was not used for current prices.
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Buchanan · Haralson County
Buchanan Cruise In
Usual timing: First Saturdays, April–September
Seasonal car gatherings on the square. The city’s published schedule currently covers 2026.
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