Georgia Tiny House Festival: March 1-3

The Georgia Tiny House Festival comes to Atlanta on Friday, March 1 through Sunday, March 3, 2019.

The 4th Annual (2019) Georgia Tiny House Festival will be held March 1-3, 2019, and this time we are making it even bigger and more exciting! (As if that was even possible!)

As with all our events, the 2019 (4th Annual) Georgia Tiny House Festival® will be unique to itself and offer activities, workshops, lectures and tiny houses not seen or available at any other tiny house event!

New to the 2019 Georgia Tiny House Festival is that we are at a new location bigger and better location and more suitable for supporting our ever-growing Georgia Tiny House Festival!

Something also new to the 2019 Georgia Tiny House Festival is the 3-Day Hands-On Skoolie Build Workshop.  Registered participants will have hands-on opportunities and personal instruction from some of the biggest names and most respected experts in the skoolie/bus conversion community in the arenas of Seat & Interior Panel Removal, Window Removal & Resealing, Framing & Wood-to-Metal Fabrication, Basic Electrical Wiring, Basic Flex Plumbing, Solar Applications, and MORE!  Registration for this 3-day workshop during the 4th Annual Georgia Tiny House Festival is available HERE. (Note: Registration for this workshop DOES include weekend admission to the Georgia Tiny House Festival, but standard admission to the Georgia Tiny House Festival DOES NOT include admission to the hands-on portions of this workshop.)

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