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Calendar
July 2008
Red Top
Mountain State Park
Mountain
Music Series – Saturdays through July 26, 8 p.m. Park passes
are available at the lodge. Bluegrass Performers:
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Mountain Music Series - Saturday, Aug 30, 8 p.m.
Enjoy a summer evening at the Vaughn Cabin, listening to the
music of Bullsboro.
- Star
Gazing Fridays - 8:30 p.m., Aug 1, until Sep 26. Meet at tennis
courts near the Visitors Center for a night of star stories and
myths.
More details:
770-975-4226/www.gastateparks.org.
$3 park pass per vehicle admission.
Acworth
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You’re A Good
Man Charlie Brown – Aug 1-16. Details: 770-565-3995 or
www.theatreonmain.net.
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Maier Giddens Maier - August 1-31. Varied
painting styles, exotic locations and wildlife are subject
matter of the three artists featured at Gallery
4463. Details: 404-808-9971 or www.gallery4463.com.
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Arts and Crafts Festival on Labor Day Weekend.
The festival will have arts and crafts, food, entertainment, and
a kid’s zone with inflatables. Saturday, Aug. 30, 10 a.m.-6
p.m., Sunday, Aug. 31, 12 p.m.-6 p.m. at Lake Acworth Beach at
Cauble Park.
Cartersville
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Mile Mondays – Mondays through August 25 at Pine
Mountain Recreation Area. Guided hike begins at the West Loop
Trailhead at 8 a.m. This 1.57 mile hike is rated moderate to
difficult and takes approximately two hours. Hiking group will
extend to 4.3 mile hike including East Loop Trail in
July/August. Details: 770-387-5626.
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Wednesday Walkers – Wednesdays through August 27
at Sam Smith Park at Milam Farm. The guided walk departs at 8
a.m. This 2.6 mile walk on paved path is rated easy and takes
approximately one hour to complete. The park is located at 1155
Douthit Ferry Rd SE. Details: 770-387-5626.
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Western Movies – Aug. 10 at Booth Western Art
Museum. See two classic Western movies in the Booth Theatre with
paid admission. Movies TBA. Admission: $8 adults, $6 ages 65+
and Military with ID, $5 students, ages 12 & under free. Members
admitted free. Details: 770-387-1300 or
www.BoothMuseum.org.
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• Lunch and Learn – Aug. 20 at Bartow History
Center. Program features various historical topics. Guests are
invited to bring a lunch. Program begins at noon. Free. Details:
770-382-3818 or
www.BartowHistoryCenter.org.
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• Cruise-In with the CHVA – Aug. 23 at Main
Street Shopping Center. The Contemporary Historical Vehicle
Association Etowah-Bartow Region is hosting a cruise-in
beginning at 3 p.m. in the Main Street Shopping Center at 210
Cherokee Place. The CHVA is a non-profit organization and
portions of proceeds benefit families in need in the Bartow
County area. Details: 770-424-7639 or
www.chvaga.com.
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• The Coastal Carving Tradition of Ed Noisecat –
Thru Sept. 27 at Booth Western Art Museum. Born and raised in
British Columbia and formally trained in New York, Ed Archie
Noisecat utilizes contemporary methods and materials in his
sculpture and continues to evoke the carving traditions of his
ancestors. Admission: $8 adults, $6 ages 65+ and military with
ID, $5 students, ages 12 & under free. Members admitted free.
Details: 770-387-1300 or
www.BoothMuseum.org.
- • Bartow
History Center Evening Lecture Series – Aug. 28, 7 p.m. Lecture
series features authors and historians presenting programs on a
variety of historical topics. Details: 770-382-3818 or
www.BartowHistoryCenter.org.
Woodstock
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The Main Street Sessions is a monthly series
featuring prominent local authors on the third Saturday at 1
p.m. at Historic Dean’s Store (8588 Main St.) August 16, Sal
Amico, the Author of “They Answered the Call.” Details:
770-924-0406 or
visitorscenter@oldetownwoodstock.com.
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