Summerville Harvest Festival Set For November 7 At Dowdy Park

The Summerville Harvest Festival is coming up next month, offering vendors and the community another opportunity to come together and enjoy a festive fall celebration at Dowdy Park.

The festival will take place Saturday, November 7, from 9 AM until 5 PM at Dowdy Park in Summerville. Admission to the festival will be free to the public.

Organizers are inviting local vendors to participate in the event, which will feature a variety of booths and opportunities for visitors to shop and enjoy the fall season.

Vendors who registered for this year’s Sun Melly Festival will also have the opportunity to participate in the Summerville Harvest Festival at no additional cost.

Anyone who was not registered for the Sun Melly Festival but would like to become a vendor for the Harvest Festival can find registration information at www.summervillega.org.

The event is part of Summerville’s fall activities and will provide another opportunity for residents and visitors to support local vendors and enjoy a day at Dowdy Park.

 

AdventHealth Announces Free Night Of Hope Concert In Rome November 7

AdventHealth is inviting the community to a free evening of Christian music, worship and inspirational testimonies when “Night of Hope – Testimony” takes place Saturday, November 7, at The Forum River Center in Rome.

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Chattooga 4-H To Host Fall Dance For Fifth And Sixth Graders Friday

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Chattooga County 4-H is inviting local fifth and sixth grade students to enjoy an evening of fun, games and dancing during a special Fall Dance scheduled for Friday, October 23.

The event will take place from 6 to 8 PM at the Chattooga County Agricultural Center, located at 40 Middle School Road in Summerville.

Admission is $10 per student and includes entry to the dance, pizza and lemonade. Concessions will also be available for purchase throughout the evening.

In addition to music and dancing, organizers are planning games and other activities for students attending the event. Participants are encouraged to wear costumes and enjoy a festive fall atmosphere.

All proceeds from the Fall Dance will support Chattooga County 4-H programming, helping provide educational and leadership opportunities for local students throughout the year.

Organizers encourage families to make plans to attend and support the local 4-H program while giving students an opportunity to socialize, have fun and dance the night away.

For more information, contact the Chattooga County Extension Office.

Northwest Georgia Center For Independent Living To Celebrate New Location With Halloween Open House

The Northwest Georgia Center for Independent Living (NWGACIL) is inviting the community to celebrate its new location in downtown Rome with a special Halloween-themed open house and ribbon-cutting ceremony next week.

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Pregnancy Resource Center Of Chattooga County Hosting Community Open House Today

The Pregnancy Resource Center of Chattooga County is inviting the public to an open house today, Thursday, October 15, from 4 PM until 6 PM at its facility in Summerville.

The center is located at 11564 Highway 27, next to the Boys & Girls Club.

The event will give community members an opportunity to tour the facility, meet those involved with the organization, and learn more about the center and what’s new.

Refreshments will be served during the open house, and visitors will have an opportunity to see the facility firsthand.

The Pregnancy Resource Center of Chattooga County provides support and resources for women and families facing pregnancy-related needs.

Organizers encourage residents to stop by during the two-hour event to become better acquainted with the center and its work in the community.

The open house is scheduled for today from 4 PM until 6 PM at 11564 Highway 27 in Summerville.

Halloween Activities Planned Across Chattooga County With Events In Summerville, Trion, Menlo And Lyerly

Families across Chattooga County will have several opportunities to celebrate Halloween this year, with community events scheduled in Summerville, Trion, Menlo and Lyerly.

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Thirteenth Annual Sequoyah Quilt Show Coming To Historic Summerville Depot October 17-18

The Historic Summerville Depot will be filled with colorful quilts, traditional craftsmanship and stories of the past this weekend as the 13th Annual Sequoyah Quilt Show returns to downtown Summerville.

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Veterans Coffee And Company Gathering Set For Today At Chattooga County Library

Local veterans are invited to enjoy coffee, pastries and fellowship today, Tuesday, October 13, during the monthly Veterans Coffee & Company gathering at the Chattooga County Library in Summerville.

The event takes place from 10 AM until 11 AM at the library, located at 360 Farrar Drive in Summerville.

Hosted by the Chattooga County Library and Transitions Hospice Care, the gathering provides veterans with an opportunity to connect with fellow service members, share stories and enjoy camaraderie in a welcoming environment.

Veterans Coffee & Company is held on the second Tuesday of each month. Organizers encourage veterans throughout Chattooga County and surrounding communities to attend.

The event includes complimentary coffee and pastries.

For more information, contact Irene at Transitions Hospice Care at 678-386-5364 or Shelly at the library at 706-857-2553.

Pregnancy Resource Center Of Chattooga County Hosting Community Open House Thursday

The Pregnancy Resource Center of Chattooga County is inviting the public to an open house this Thursday, October 15, offering residents an opportunity to visit the facility, meet those involved with the organization and learn more about its services.

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Renaissance Performances at the Summerville Depot Canceled

 

Renaissance Performances at the Summerville Depot Canceled

Due to the Chattooga County Local State of Emergency, the Renaissance performances scheduled for Saturday, October 10, inside the Summerville Depot have been canceled.

The City of Summerville and Summerville Main Street appreciate the community’s understanding and encourage everyone to remain safe during this time.

Thank you for your continued support of Summerville Main Street events.