The Neutral Zone in Kingsland, Ga., offers a Fan Appreciation Weekend for insider’s view into their recreation of the 'Star Trek' ship.

Santa's all wet at the Audubon Aquarium in New Orleans.

About 250,000 visitors come to BabyLand General Hospital in Cleveland, Ga., to watch Cabbage Patch Kids be born and/or to adopt one.

Louisiana's Pie Bar in New Iberia and historic Arnaud's Restaurant in New Orleans offer unique holiday traditions.

Rose O'Neil started the popular Kewpie Doll craze but her dolls of different colors failed to excite the public.

The northern Tennessee town resonates with the creative spirit.

Looking for something wild to do now that summer's here?

Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment in Huntsville is the nation's largest privately owned arts and entertainment venue.

Artist Eddie Owens Martin, aka St. EOM, created a folk art paradise in the piney woods of southwest Georgia.

I'm likely to break them all.

New York may dominate the news when New Year’s Eve rolls around but the South has its own countdown at midnight and some are quite unique.

Yeers, cheers and mascots run the gamut in a region that goes crazy for the sport.

The Great St. Pete Cupcake Competition returns for its 13th decadent year.

Looking for a little summer lovin’? How about some mojo magic?

Relieve childhood memories at the Lunchbox Museum in Columbus, Ga.

National Seersucker Day is June 9 and it's especially celebrated in New Orleans, where the seersucker suit was born.

The Chapel of the Madonna in White Castle, Louisiana, is arguably the smallest church in the South — if not the world!

The Witch Tree of Louisville has a strange history and a following that continues today.

Bricklayer Kenny Hill settled in the small bayou town of Chauvin in 1988, erecting a tent on a bayou-side lot while he built his home.

Jasper Newton Daniel, otherwise known as Jack, created one of the world's finest whiskeys. But an impulsive moment took his life.