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Natural Strides Kids Running Club in WoodstockThu - Feb 02
Woodstock: Field 1 at J J Biello Park/ Natural Strides Kids Running Club/ Led by Coach Greg Scott and Coach Erin Sutton/4 pm to 4:45 pm for ages 4 to 9 and 4:50 to 5:35 pm for ages 10 to 13/ Adult must be onsite at all times/ Dues:$10 a month per child (includes a Natural Strides kids t-shirt/ 770-627-5692 or www.naturalstrides.com
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Ladies Night Out at Yawn's Books in CantonFri - Feb 03
Canton: Yawn’s Books/Polly Balint and dawn Glaser/Ladies Night Out and Book Signing/ Music by Lori Kennedy; Food by the Soul Food Market/ 5 pm to 7 pm/ www.yawnsbooks.com or 678-880-1922
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"Wonderful World of Roses" from Cherokee Master Gardeners in Hickory FlatSat - Feb 04
Hickory Flat: Hickory Flat Library/ “Wonderful World of Roses” from the Cherokee Master Gardeners; Learn to make those beautiful ornamentals flourish in your garden/10 am/ Free/ 770-479-0418 or www.caes.uga.edu
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"Propogation" from Cherokee Master Gardeners in CantonTue - Feb 07
Canton: YMCA/ “Propagation” from the Cherokee Master Gardeners; learn to start plants from seeds, by dividing, with cuttings or layering/ 7 pm/ Free/ 770-479-0418 or www.caes.uga.edu
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"The Unchained Tour" in CantonThu - Feb 09
Canton: Yawn’s Books/ “The Unchained Tour”; a great evening of music and storytelling at the Canton Arts Center/ Tickets: $15 at Yawn’s Books/ 7 pm/ www.yawnsbooks.com or 678-880-1922 or visit www.theunchainedtour.org
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Natural Strides Kids Running Club in WoodstockThu - Feb 09
Woodstock: Field 1 at J J Biello Park/ Natural Strides Kids Running Club/ Led by Coach Greg Scott and Coach Erin Sutton/4 pm to 4:45 pm for ages 4 to 9 and 4:50 to 5:35 pm for ages 10 to 13/ Adult must be onsite at all times/ Dues:$10 a month per child (includes a Natural Strides kids t-shirt/ 770-627-5692 or www.naturalstrides.com
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"Two Small Pieces of Glass: the Amazing Telescope" at Rollins Planetarium in Young HarrisFri - Feb 10
Young Harris: Rollins Planetarium/ "Two Small Pieces of Glass: the Amazing Telescope"/ See how the world‘s great telescopes gaze ever further into the distant past—and into the future. Sure to engage audiences of all ages, this show traces the history of the telescope since its invention set to a thrilling soundtrack recorded by the London Symphony Orchestra. From the moons of Jupiter to the rings of Saturn and the structure of galaxies, this show explores how telescopes have helped us understand our place in space and how they continue to expand our understanding of the cosmos./ Show starts at 8 pm/$3.00 for adults; $2.00 for children/800-241-3754 or www.yhc.edu
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"Brigadoon" at Elm Street Cultural Arts Village in WoodstockFri - Feb 10 -- Sat - Feb 11
Woodstock: Elm Street Cultural Arts Village/ "Brigadoon"/ Fridays at 7:30 pm; Saturdays at 2 pm and 7:30 pm/Advance tickets online: Adults: $11; Seniors & Students: $10; Ages 12 and younger: $9/678-494-4251 or www.elmstreetarts.org
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"Toasting the Arts: a Valentine Art and Wine Event" at Blue Ridge Mountain Arts AssociationSat - Feb 11
Blue Ridge: Blue Ridge Mountain Arts Association/ This is a special Valentine Wine and Cheese tasting event featuring vineyards from across the region. Bring your Valentine and enjoy a special evening of great wine, music, and the ambience of great art. Special exhibits include the Art of Paul Fontana and Tom Chambers. Enjoy the Blue Ridge Art Experience and support BRMAA at their first fundraiser of the year/ Tickets on sale now; $25. for Art Center members and $35 for non-Art Center Members/ 7 pm/ email: blueridgearts@gmail.com or call 706-632-2144/ For more information: blueridgearts.net
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"Vegetable Gardening for Beginners" in Ball GroundSat - Feb 11
Ball Ground: Ball Ground Library/ “Vegetable Gardening for Beginners”/10 am/ Free/ 770-479-0418 or www.caes.uga.edu
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ChiRunning Workshop at Natural Strides in WoodstockSat - Feb 11
Woodstock: Natural Strides/ Workshop on ChiRunning conducted by Certified Instructor Greg Scott/ 9 am to noon/ involves both indoor drills and outside running. Come dressed to run, but ready to take notes as well. 10 person limit in each workshop/ $100 for non-members; $90 for members/ For more information, or to register: www.naturalstrides.com
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Natural Strides Kids Running Club in WoodstockThu - Feb 16
Woodstock: Field 1 at J J Biello Park/ Natural Strides Kids Running Club/ Led by Coach Greg Scott and Coach Erin Sutton/4 pm to 4:45 pm for ages 4 to 9 and 4:50 to 5:35 pm for ages 10 to 13/ Adult must be onsite at all times/ Dues:$10 a month per child (includes a Natural Strides kids t-shirt/ 770-627-5692 or www.naturalstrides.com
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"Two Small Pieces of Glass: the Amazing Telescope" at Rollins Planetarium in Young HarrisFri - Feb 17
Young Harris: Rollins Planetarium/ "Two Small Pieces of Glass: the Amazing Telescope"/ See how the world‘s great telescopes gaze ever further into the distant past—and into the future. Sure to engage audiences of all ages, this show traces the history of the telescope since its invention set to a thrilling soundtrack recorded by the London Symphony Orchestra. From the moons of Jupiter to the rings of Saturn and the structure of galaxies, this show explores how telescopes have helped us understand our place in space and how they continue to expand our understanding of the cosmos./ Show starts at 8 pm/$3.00 for adults; $2.00 for children/800-241-3754 or www.yhc.edu
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"Brigadoon" at Elm Street Cultural Arts Village in WoodstockFri - Feb 17 -- Sat - Feb 18
Woodstock: Elm Street Cultural Arts Village/ "Brigadoon"/ Fridays at 7:30 pm; Saturdays at 2 pm and 7:30 pm/Advance tickets online: Adults: $11; Seniors & Students: $10; Ages 12 and younger: $9/678-494-4251 or www.elmstreetarts.org
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10th Annual Forsyth Senior Expo in CummingSat - Feb 18
Cumming: Central park Recreation Center/ 10th Annual Forsyth Senior Expo/Will feature information regarding a variety of topics including health care, housing, finance, safety and security, recreation, and travel/ For more information call 770-781-2178 ext. 5032 or email djgrizzle@forsythco.com
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"Fire and Ice" in Downtown Blue RidgeSat - Feb 18
Blue Ridge: Downtown Blue Ridge/ The 2nd Annual Fire and Ice Chili Cookoff/ Live music,Ice skating rink set up in the City of Blue Ridge Park. Lots of fun for the whole family! 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m/
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ChirRunning Workshop at Natural Strides in WoodstockSat - Feb 18
Woodstock: Natural Strides/ Workshop on ChiRunning conducted by Certified Instructor Greg Scott/ 2 pm to 6 pm/ involves both indoor drills and outside running. Come dressed to run, but ready to take notes as well. 10 person limit in each workshop/ $100 for non-members; $90 for members/ For more information, or to register: www.naturalstrides.com
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Natural Strides Kids Running Club in WoodstockThu - Feb 23
Woodstock: Field 1 at J J Biello Park/ Natural Strides Kids Running Club/ Led by Coach Greg Scott and Coach Erin Sutton/4 pm to 4:45 pm for ages 4 to 9 and 4:50 to 5:35 pm for ages 10 to 13/ Adult must be onsite at all times/ Dues:$10 a month per child (includes a Natural Strides kids t-shirt/ 770-627-5692 or www.naturalstrides.com
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"Two Small Pieces of Glass: the Amazing Telescope" at Rollins Planetarium in Young HarrisFri - Feb 24
Young Harris: Rollins Planetarium/ "Two Small Pieces of Glass: the Amazing Telescope"/ See how the world‘s great telescopes gaze ever further into the distant past—and into the future. Sure to engage audiences of all ages, this show traces the history of the telescope since its invention set to a thrilling soundtrack recorded by the London Symphony Orchestra. From the moons of Jupiter to the rings of Saturn and the structure of galaxies, this show explores how telescopes have helped us understand our place in space and how they continue to expand our understanding of the cosmos./ Show starts at 8 pm/$3.00 for adults; $2.00 for children/800-241-3754 or www.yhc.edu






