Things to Do in Newnan

Finley’s offers a variety of trendy and fashionable clothing for women of all ages.

Ride horses on a picturesque farm located in historic Newnan. Trail riding allows riders to stay active, bond with horses and enjoy the outdoors.

Need an outdoor event space that is secluded, picturesque and gives you rustic vibes? Look no further!  Located in Newnan, our lawn offers a fresh and inspiring atmosphere for party planners, collaborators, entrepreneurs, artists and more to host  meetups, social events, dinner parties and private events.

This is also the perfect location to shoot equestrian portraits, true-to-life photography, a branding session, family portraits or milestone birthday pictures.

Full Circle specializes in vintage toys, collectibles and gaming.

Geocaching is a high-tech outdoor treasure-hunting game played with a GPS-capable device. Locate hidden containers called “caches,” trade items of equal or greater value found in some larger caches and then sign the logbook before sharing your experience online. After obtaining coordinates and hints from www.geocaching.com, you can begin your search. Download the free app. Nearly all Coweta County parks and recreation facilities contain caches; visit the website link for the full list.

Gillyweeds is a lifestyle market brimming with a mix of local and international treats. It also blends a spectrum of cultures displayed through its eclectic variety of clothing, accessories, gifts, art, gourmet, stationery and home decor.

Grayson’s Steak & Seafood’s private dining room, The Green Room, is a completely private dining area with audio/visual available. This area is perfect for pharmaceutical presentations, meetings, rehearsal dinners, celebrations or any private event. This room typically seats up to twenty guests comfortably.

Greenhouse Mercantile’s Newnan location is a lifestyle store filled with lovely curated and unique wares for the home, including candles and essential oils.

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the 1904 classic revival courthouse anchors Coweta’s town square. Its dome rises 100 feet above street level, and a four-face tower clock chimes the hour. The dome is covered with 13,500 pounds of copper to match the cornice, pediments and railings. The courthouse is also the site of the infamous “Murder in Coweta County” trial.