David H. Averitt Center for the Arts 912-681-5397, Located in the old Statesboro bank building, this arts center features a 362 seat performing arts theater, six small studios, a gallery, a large classroom, a conference room, a computer art room, a photography darkroom, and the Statesboro Artist Hall of Fame.

Center for Wildlife Education Located at Georgia Southern University, 912-681-0831, This center is home to numerous birds of prey in their natural habitat including eagles, hawks, owls, falcons, and vultures. A wide range of educational and entertaining programs are available on site.

Georgia Southern Botanical Gardens 1505 Bland Avenue, Statesboro, GA 30458, 912-871-1149, Totaling 11 acres, this educational center and preserve features a wide array of native plants, Southern gardens, and microhabitats of the coastal plain. Seasonal programs, as well as information on sustainable landscaping, are also available. 

Georgia Southern University Museum P.O. Box 8061, Statesboro, GA 30460, Located at Georgia Southern University, 912-681-5444, A fascinating collection of dinosaur fossils, do-touch exhibits, and revolving scientific and technological displays are on display at this museum. The museum is also home to a 40 million year old whale founded in 1983 and a 78 million year old Mosasaur skeleton collected in 1978. more...

Georgia's Highway 301 Trail 332 South Main Street, Statesboro, GA 30458, 912-489-1869, This scenic, self-guided trail was completed in the 1940s and, for many years, was the route from New York to Florida along the eastern shores of the United States. The trail is abundant with stately Georgia pines, moss-covered oaks, and unspoiled rivers and travels through small Southern towns full of unique shops, country stores, and restaurants.