Veterans Invited To Coffee And Company At Chattooga Public Library

Local veterans are invited to spend a morning enjoying coffee, pastries and fellowship during the monthly Veteran’s Coffee & Company gathering at the Chattooga Public Library.

The next gathering will be held Tuesday, October 13, from 10 AM until 11 AM at the library, located at 360 Farrar Drive in Summerville.

Veteran’s Coffee & Company is held on the second Tuesday of each month and is hosted by the Chattooga Public Library and Transitions Hospice Care.

Organizers say the gathering provides veterans with an informal opportunity to connect with fellow veterans in the community while enjoying coffee and pastries.

There is no charge to attend, and area veterans are encouraged to stop by and take part in the fellowship.

For additional information, contact Irene at Transitions Hospice Care at 678-386-5364 or Shelly at the Chattooga Public Library at 706-857-2553.

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Chivalry, costumes, entertainment and a little bit of medieval fun will return to Summerville next Saturday with the 2026 Summerville Mini Renaissance Festival.

The festival will be held Saturday, October 10, from 11 AM until 5 PM at Dowdy Park and is being presented by the City of Summerville.

Organizers describe the event as offering “chivalry, romance, and a rollicking good time,” with activities designed for visitors of all ages.

The festival will feature live entertainment, shopping, art, games and food, along with characters and costumes that bring a Renaissance atmosphere to downtown Summerville. Admission to the festival is free, and visitors are encouraged to come dressed in character if they would like to take part in the fun.

Another attraction during the day will be the arrival of the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum steam engine. The train’s visit will include activity at the Summerville Turntable at 1 PM, adding another attraction for visitors attending the festival.

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