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- Tuesday, June 18, 2013 Gainesville, Georgia
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Chamber musicians head out on weekend tour
The North Georgia Chamber Symphony is set to kick off a weekend filled with performances in North Georgia.
Rodin exhibit comes to North Georgia
DAHLONEGA - Presented by North Georgia College & State University and the Dahlonega Arts Council, "Rodin: The Figure in Bronze" features 24 posthumous original bronze sculptures by Auguste Rodin, a master sculptor in human forms and anatomy.
Guys, grab your dolls
Performers with the Gainesville High School Theatre group will be trying their hands at bringing "Guys and Dolls" to life for their season closer.
Ducks are ready to race on Lanier
The 13th annual Rubber Duck Derby to benefit the Boys & Girls Clubs of Hall County is scheduled for Saturday at Clark's Bridge Park on Lake Lanier.
A Fusion of classical works
The Gainesville Symphony Orchestra will team up with local youth to perform the Spring Fusion Concert on Saturday.
Church’s chancel choir to perform jolly good show
If anglophiles among us still are feeling a bit British-y after the big nuptials, they can end their weekend with a final bit of culture from the Isles.
Modern music with a medieval flavor
Planning, practice and a government arts grant have made it possible for the Voices of North Georgia to perform "Carmina Burana" this weekend.
Funnybone tickling for the whole family
Good clean entertainment. That is the goal of comedian James Gregory. Apparently, Gregory is doing something right because he is often referred to as the "Funniest Man in America." Gregory has been doing stand-up for more than 20 years. He is regularly featured on more than 200 radio broadcasts from coast to coast, and has managed to set attendance records in many of the venues where he entertains. Now Gregory is planning to entertain North ...
Chick it out!
The next seven days will be filled with a flurry of activity in downtown Gainesville. Kicking things off is the annual Spring Chicken Festival this weekend. The poultry celebration begins with a parade at 9 a.m. Saturday. The parade will begin the Suntrust Bank on Washington Street and wrap around the downtown square before concluding back at the bank. "This is the first time that we've had a parade in conjunction with the festival," said ...
Meet your jug maker
Hey, sports fans, if you're looking to decorate with a three-foot-high red elephant, a la Gainesville High School, or a Georgia Bulldog face jug, make the trip on May 7 to the Gillsville Folk Pottery Festival.
5 Question with Luke Pilgrim, singer-songwriter
He may have gotten his feet wet in the music industry with the pop-rock group Last November, but Luke Pilgrim is ready to get back to his country roots.
Get ready to wing it
This weekend's Georgia Mountain BirdFest is shaping up to be the Woodstock of bird watching.
Easter drama offers artistry
The folks at Free Chapel are planning to present the story of Jesus' life and sacrifice in living color with their weekend production of "AD33...The Year That Changed the World."
North Hall students go the extra mile
In the words of the rock band Journey, "Don't stop believing." And that is exactly the message that North Hall High School English teacher Tessa Shirley tries to extend to her students.
Car show spins a wheelie on cancer
Car enthusiasts plan to show off their rides and rev up their engines for a good cause this weekend.
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Songwriter concert series kicks off
John Ford Coley and Alex Harvey will kick off the Summer Songwriter Series at 7 p.m. Saturday, June 8, at the Brenau Downtown Center.
Gospel group to honor retired Army veteran
The T. W. Holeman Gospel Music Group will pay tribute to retired U.S. Army veteran Master Sgt. Wayne Cantrell and the Veterans Alliance Group with a concert at 11:30 a.m. Sunday, June 9, at The International Apostolic Church of Northeast Georgia, 1029 W. Ridge Road, in Gainesville.
Monty Python-style play spoofs Hitchcock thriller in Clarkesville
Blending an Alfred Hitchcock thriller with the hilarity of the Monty Python produces Habersham Community Theatre's next play "The 39 Steps."
Children stage classic tale in song
More than 50 children will sing, dance and act in a musical rendition of Hans Christian Andersen's classic "The Ugly Duckling," as part of the 2013 Pam Ware Summer Community Theatre Children's Musical Theatre Workshop production HONK! Jr.
Race local sheriff in 5K
The inaugural Sheriff's Summer Sprint 5K benefiting the Georgia Sheriff's Youth Homes will be Saturday, June 8, at Allen Creek Soccer Complex, before the Hall County Sheriff's Office training center on Allen Creek Road.
New hiking guide maps out 22 trails in North Ga.
Volunteers with the Yahoola Trails Conservancy have helped the Dahlonega-Lumpkin County Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center launch a complete and accurate new guide to "Hiking Trails in the Dahlonega Area: 22 Trails in the North Georgia Mountains within 32 miles of Dahlonega."
Mother, daughter show off talents
The Bowen Center for the Arts in Dawsonville is displaying the work of artists Ruth I. Money and Ann Goble until July 19.
Dancers circle up for Contra event at SNCA
Dancers ranging in age from high school and college students to adults of all ages will tap their feet to the sounds of fiddle and guitar, banjo and keyboard during Contra Dancing at the Sautee-Nacoochee Community Association Center in Sautee.
Food trucks roll into Suwanee
Food trucks will return to Suwanee's Town Center Park on Friday, June 7, following a successful event in May.
HAHC seeks old Helen photos for centennial book
The city of Helen's 100th birthday is Aug. 18, and the Helen Arts & Heritage Center is asking visitors and residents to thumb through picture albums and search attics for old photos dating back as far as 1913.
3 Rings Circus in town
The 3 Rings Circus will set up camp Sunday, June 9, in Dahlonega to raise money for five local charities.
Allen recognized among 47 incoming freshmen
VALDOSTA - Misti Allen of Flowery Branch will enter Valdosta State University's Honors College this year with an honors scholarship awarded by the VSU Foundation. Allen is a graduate of West Hall High School.
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