The Pride of Trion Marching Band will present its annual Spring Band Concert tonight, Monday, May 11, at Trion High School.
The concert begins at 6:30 PM in the Trion High School Gym at 919 Allgood Street in Trion.
The event will highlight the hard work and dedication of Trion’s band students throughout the school year. The community is invited to come out and support the student musicians during an evening of music and celebration.
Band members should arrive between 5:45 and 6:00 PM dressed and ready to perform.
The City of Summerville is inviting the community out for a day of music, food, and local shopping at the upcoming May Market & Melodies event.
The event is scheduled for Saturday, May 23, 2026, from 10 AM until 3 PM at the Summerville Train Depot.
Organizers say the event will coincide with the arrival of the Tennessee Valley Railroad’s steam engine passenger train, adding a unique attraction for attendees. The day will feature live musical entertainment, a variety of local vendors, and a wide selection of food and handcrafted goods.
The event is free to attend and is designed to be family-friendly.
City officials also noted that anyone interested in becoming a vendor should contact the City of Summerville directly, warning residents not to send payments through third-party apps to avoid potential scams.
The 5th Annual Chattooga River Fest is set to return to Trion on Saturday, June 13, bringing a full day of outdoor fun, live music, and family-friendly activities to Northwest Georgia.
The event will begin at 10 AM at the Trion Recreation Department and is open to the public.
Organizers say this year’s festival will feature vendors, festival food, outdoor life demonstrations, and educational talks focused on the Chattooga River and surrounding environment. Attendees can also enjoy live local music throughout the day, with The Band Chickamauga scheduled to headline at 4 PM.
Family activities will include a free KidZone with access to the splash pad, as well as a cornhole tournament and other recreational events.
A kayak raffle sponsored by Atrium Health EMS is also planned, along with a free float on the Lower Chattooga River, with additional details expected to be announced soon.
Organizers say the event is pet-friendly but note that pets must be leashed, well-behaved, and meet specific guidelines for safety.
The Chattooga River Fest is organized by Cindy L. Rivers McGraw and the Chattooga River Group, with support from local sponsors including Atrium Health EMS and Pine Ridge Outdoor Supply.
More information, including vendor and participant registration, is available online.
Live music is coming back to downtown Summerville as the Friday Night Concert Series continues on May 15.
The concert will take place in the East Washington Street Entertainment District, featuring the 1st Generation Band as the headlining act.
Music begins with a local opening act at 7:00 PM, followed by the main performance from 7:30 to 9:30 PM.
The event is sponsored by the City of Summerville Main Street, and organizers encourage the community to come out and enjoy an evening of live entertainment, food, and fun in the heart of downtown.
A celebration of culture, food, and community is happening today in Walker County.
The “Corners of the World” Multicultural Festival is taking place this morning from 9 AM to 1 PM at the LaFayette Farmers Market Pavilion on East Villanow Street.
Organizers say the event will transform the market into an international experience, featuring over 70 vendors, a global marketplace, and interactive cultural stations for all ages.
Visitors can enjoy a variety of international foods, along with live music ranging from Irish and blues to reggae.
Guests are also encouraged to dress in clothing that represents their culture or one they admire, adding to the celebration of diversity.
Organizers say it’s a great opportunity to experience cultures from around the world—right in the heart of downtown LaFayette.
The City of Menlo is moving forward with early planning for its annual July 4 celebration, with city leaders discussing dates, activities, and logistics during a recent council work session.
The City of Summerville and Summerville Main Street are inviting the community out tonight for another evening of live music as the Summerville Natural Gas Friday Night Concert Series kicks off in downtown Summerville.
Tonight’s featured act is Pink Houses, a John Cougar Mellencamp tribute band, performing from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. along East Washington Street in downtown Summerville.
A local opening act will take the stage at 7 p.m., kicking off a full night of entertainment in the city’s Entertainment District.
Organizers encourage everyone to bring lawn chairs and enjoy a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere filled with music and community spirit.
A big announcement has been made for one of Northwest Georgia’s most anticipated annual events. Organizers of the Honeybee Festival in LaFayette have officially revealed the main stage entertainment lineup for 2026.
Headlining this year’s festival will be Channing Wilson, Shane Profitt, and The Band Perry, bringing a full day of live music to downtown LaFayette.
The Honeybee Festival is set for May 30th, running from 9 a.m. until 11 p.m., and once again will offer free admission for the community.
Local sponsors, including Mitchell’s Plumbing and P.O.T.S., are helping make the event possible while also supporting efforts to keep the festival clean, organized, and family-friendly.
The festival is expected to feature a full day of activities, including live entertainment, food vendors, and attractions for all ages.
Organizers are encouraging residents and visitors alike to come out, enjoy the music, and take part in one of the region’s signature community celebrations.
The City of Summerville is inviting the community out for an evening of live music as the Natural Gas Friday Night Concert series continues on April 24.
This week’s featured performance will showcase Pink Houses, a John Cougar Mellencamp tribute band, taking the stage from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. The event will take place along East Washington Street in downtown Summerville.
An opening local act will kick things off at 7 p.m., setting the stage for a full night of entertainment in the city’s Entertainment District streetscape.
Organizers encourage attendees to bring lawn chairs and enjoy a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere filled with great music and community spirit.
