MACON, Ga. — The tunes of 'Tutti Fruitti' and 'Good Golly Miss Molly' echoed through Macon's Pleasant Hill on Saturday.
It is the neighborhood the "architect of rock and roll" called home.
Folks could relax to some live music and even grab a bite to eat at the Little Richard Festival.
The Little Richard House unveiled their new exhibit at the festival, and outside they had community resource tables that lined the streets.
Folks stretched out in a morning yoga class and ended the night with a stirring tribute performance.
"This is the fourth annual festival, and every year it gets bigger & bigger. We just appreciate the people coming out and celebrating Richard's legacy. There's a movie coming out about Richard's life on April the 14th. That'll be coming out nation-wide & world-wide called I'm everything," festival goer Stanley Stuart said.