News — Georgia

Come visit the Sully’s Brand store at 282 Rantoul Street during Beverly's Downtown Trick-or-Treat for a Georgia Made This pop-up event! In addition to lots of candy, we’ll have a coloring station where you can create your own GMT picture to take home and complimentary Liquid Death still & sparkling waters. Georgia’s full collection will be available to shop, including her coffee collaboration with Atomic Coffee Roasters! Lastly, jump in Georgia’s famous guillotine for a family photo-op!

For the 3rd year in a row, Atomic Coffee has teamed up with Georgia of Georgia Made This to illustrate their special Halloween-themed blend!

To help get the word out, they've taken out a billboard in Salem featuring her illustration of the Witch House (aka the Judge Jonathan Corwin House), the only building standing in Salem with direct ties to the Witch Trials of 1692. Check out the coffee HERE and pick some up, while you can!

For the 4th year in a row, Sully's Brand owner Chris Wrenn's daughter Georgia of Georgia Made This returns to hide gold Salem coins featuring her artwork around the city, releasing clues on how to find them every Saturday and Sunday at noon via her Instagram page! In partnership with the Peabody Essex Museum, these 2022 gold coins are one of Salem's most exclusive collectibles and limited to only 13 minted. Bronze and nickel versions are also available for purchase (limited to 35 and 100 pieces respectively) so if you can't find a gold one, grab one of those HERE! This year her coin features The Friendship, the 18th century merchant ship that is docked at Derby Wharf in Salem.

The “Georgia Made This” Coin Hunt returns this year! Search for shiny gold coins embossed with Georgia’s original illustrations, hidden outdoors in Salem throughout the month of October. Clues will be released for each coin on weekends at noon, so make sure to follow us and @PeabodyEssex on Instagram. If you find one, tag us in your stories. Good luck!

Photo of Georgia by Christopher Padgett

One of our highlights last October in Salem was 9 year old Georgia's gold coin hunt. It has returned this year with the help of her friends at the Peabody Essex Museum, with this mask wearing "Witch" on a shiny gold coin. We've scaled things back a little this year and are only hiding coins on Saturdays and Sundays in October, but tune in to Georgia's Instagram page HERE to read the clues and help you on your hunt for gold in Salem! All hiding locations are outdoors, and please wear a mask and socially distance while looking! Can't make it to Salem this year? Check out Georgia's online store and pick up some of her spooky new products, since she won't be out vending this month like she has in past years!