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Danny Schmidt and Carrie Elkins at Blue Ridge Community TheaterFri - May 04
Blue Ridge: Blue Ridge Community Theater/ Live Music is Better Presents folk artists Danny Schmidt and Carrie Elkins/ 706-632-9223 or www.blueridgecommunitytheater.com
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"The Foreigner" at Tater Patch Players Theatre in JasperFri - May 04
Jasper: Tater Patch Players Theater/ “The Foreigner” by Larry Shue/ 706- 253-2800 or taterpatchplayers.org
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"The Foreigner" at Tate Patch Players Theater in JasperFri - May 04 -- Sun - May 06
Jasper: Tater Patch Players Theater/ “The Foreigner” by Larry Shue/ 706- 253-2800 or taterpatchplayers.org
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Victoria Banks and Billy Montana at the CNC in RoswellFri - May 04
Roswell: Chattahoochee Nature Center/ Victoria banks and Billy Montana in Concert/ Tables and tickets are available at www.homebydark.com
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March for Babies in CartersvilleFri - May 04
Cartersville: Dellinger Park/ March for Babies to benefit the March of Dimes/ 2 mile walk begins at 7 pm; Registration begins at 5:30 pm/ Michele Beal at 678-564-5231 or www.marchforbabies.org/
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Spring Plein Aire Event in Blue RidgeFri - May 04 -- Sun - May 06
Blue Ridge: Downtown/ Blue Ridge Spring Plein Aire Event/ A spring weekend of painting outside in lovely downtown Blue Ridge/ 706-632-2144 or blueridgearts.net
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Canton First FridayFri - May 04
Canton: Downtown/ First Friday/ Historic Canton Downtown Loop Block Party with live music, food, and vendors/ Starts at 6 pm/ www.cantonhdl.com/calendar/
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Mountain Laurel Hike at Pine Mountain in CartersvilleSat - May 05
Cartersville: Pine Mountain Recreation Area/ Mountain Laurel Hike at Pine Mountain Trail/ Guided hike departs the East Loop Trailhead at 8:30 a.m. Plan to arrive at 8:15 a.m. or early as parking is limited. See mountain laurel at its peak bloom on this moderate to difficult 2.34 mile hike/ Guided by City of Cartersville Parks and Recreation Department. case of inclement weather the hike will be canceled/ 770-387-5625
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Archeology Day and Iron Pour at Red Top Mountain State Park in CartersvilleSat - May 05
Cartersville: Red Top Mountain State Park/ Archeology Day and Iron Pour at Red Top/ See hands-on demonstrations and informative programs highlighting the natural and historical aspects of this region and its inhabitants. Watch two iron furnaces in action and learn about the process of converting natural resources into a finished product/ 770-975-4226 or gastateparks.org
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Miss Cartersville PageantSat - May 05
Cartersville: Cartersville Civic Center/ Miss Cartersville Beauty Pageant/ Divisions from age 1-21+. Pageant begins with Babies division at 10:00 a.m. and ends with the Queens Reception at 1 p.m. Tickets are $5 cash only at the door/ 770-387-5625 www.MissCartersville.com
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Southern Appalachian Artist Guild Exhibit in Blue RidgeSat - May 05 -- Sun - May 27
Blue Ridge: Blue Ridge Mountain Arts Association/ The Southern Appalachian Artist Guild exhibit“Appalachian Renaissance”/ Opening reception on May 5 from 5 pm to 7 pm/706-632-2144 or blueridgearts.net
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Pine Mountain Moonlight Hike in CartersvilleSat - May 05
Cartersville: Pine Mountain Recreation Area/ Pine Mountain Moonlight Hikes/ The hikes depart from the West Trailhead and embark on a 1.57 mile hike to the David G. Archer Overlook at the summit of 1,562 feet above sea level for a stunning view of Allatoona Lake, the Etowah River Valley and the lights of Cartersville. Hikes are designed to take advantage of the light of the full moon, but participants may wish to bring a flashlight./Hikes may be canceled due to bad weather/ Meet at 8:15 pm/ Becky 770-387-5625 or Greg 770-607-6173
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"Lawns in Georgia" by Cherokee Master Gardeners in WoodstockSat - May 05
Woodstock: Rose Creek Library/ Cherokee Master Gardeners: “Lawns in Georgia”/ Learn the best way to plant and maintain grasses suited to the tough Georgia climate and soil/ 10 am/ Free/ 770- 479-0418 or uge1057@uga.edu
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1st Relay for Life of Picken County In JasperSat - May 05
Jasper: Main Street/ 1st Annual Relay for Life of Pickens County Parade/ 6 pm/Nicholoe at 678-764-5913 or www.pickensrelay.org
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Wild and Wooly Art & Nature Music Festival in EllijaySat - May 05
Ellijay: North Georgia Community Center/ Wild and Wooly Art and Narutr Music Festival/10:00am until 6:00pm/ $10 with a free tote bag. Free admission for kids under 12/ 706-635-8733, www.gafw.org
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Habitat for Humaity Pancake Breakfast in JasperSat - May 05
Jasper: First Baptist Church of Jasper/ Habitat for Humanity Pancake Breakfast/ 7 am to 11 am/ Adults $6; children 10 and under $4/ 706-253-2393 or via email pchfh@etcmail.com or visit www.pickenshfh.org
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"Canoeing 101 at the CNC in RoswellSun - May 06
Roswell: Chattahoochee Nature Center/ Canoeing 101/ Join the CNC and discover the basics of canoeing including boat basics and paddling techniques and spend some time on one of their ponds to practice your newly-acquired skills/ 12:30 pm to 2 pm/ Ages 5 to adult/ $10 CNC Members; $15 Non-members/ 770-992-2055 or www.chattnature.org
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"A Murder is Announced" at Blue Ridge Community TheaterThu - May 10 -- Sun - May 13
Blue Ridge: Blue Ridge Community Theater/ “A Murder is Announced” by Agatha Christie, adapted by Leslie Darbon/ Thursday through Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sundays at 2/ 706-632-9223 or www.blueridgecommunitytheater.com
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"Pickin In the Park" in McCaysvilleThu - May 10
McCaysville: Ron Henry Horseshoe Bend Park/ Pickin’ in the Park/ Live music jams and pickin' on the banks of the Toccoa River. The park is wheelchair accessible. Come out, bring the whole family to enjoy the experience. Picnic tables available, nice grassy lawn but you are also welcome to bring a blanket or chair/ Free/ 6 pm to dusk/ 706-632-7696
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Tri Country Senior Art Show at GAHA in EllijayFri - May 11 -- Sun - May 13
Ellijay: Gilmer County Arts and Heritage/ The Tri County Senior Art Show/ Show runs through May 25/ 706-635-5606 or gilmerarts.org
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"Divorce Southern Style" from Cherokee Theatre Company in CantonFri - May 11 -- Sun - May 13
Canton: Historic Canton Theatre/ Cherokee Theatre Company presents: “Divorce Southern Style”/ Friday and Saturday: 8 pm; Sunday at 2:30 pm/ www.tix.com (Keywords “Canton Theatre”)
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"Frankenstein Summer" in Cartersville at Legion TheatreFri - May 11 -- Sat - May 12
Cartersville: Legion Theatre/ Pumphouse Players presents: “Frankenstein Summer” by Catherine Bush/ 8 pm/ Tickets: $12, or $10 for PHP Members and groups of 10 or more/ 770-387-2610 or www.pumphouseplayers.com/
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Steps of Faith Spring Praise Concert in CartersvilleSat - May 12
Cartersville: Clarence Brown Conference Center/Steps of Faith Spring Praise Dance Concert/ Christian dance praise performance by Steps of Faith Company and the students of Steps of Faith Dance studio/ 770-606-0506
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Relay for Life in JasperSat - May 12
Jasper: Lee Newton Park/ Relay for Life/ 2 pm/ Theme is “Purple Passion Around the World”; wear your best purple
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Morning Bird Walk at Red Top Mountain State Park in CartersvilleSat - May 12
Cartersville: Red Top Mountain State Park/ Morning Bird Walk/ In celebration of International Migratory Bird Day, take a guided a morning bird walk through the park/ $5 parking/ Call for more details: 770-975-4226
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The Return Beatles Tribute Ban at The Terraces at Big CanoeSat - May 12
Jasper: Big Canoe/ Twilight at the Terraces: The Return Beatles Tribute Band/ Recently names Atlanta Braves Band of the Year, this band has traveled world wide as well/ For more information and tickets visit bigcanoechapel.org
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Duck Dash 5K and Fun Run in CartersvilleSat - May 12
Cartersville: Cartersville Primary School/ Duck Dash 5K Road Race and Fun Run/ On-site registration will begin at 7 am; Race starts at 8 am, Fun Run Starts at 8:45/ You can also register online at www.AdvoChild.org
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Woodstock Summer Concert Series presents Mother's FinestSat - May 12
Woodstock: The Park at City Center/ Woodstock Summer Concert Series featuring Mother’s Finest/ 7:30 pm to 10 pm/ 770-517-6788 or www.woodstock.gov
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AIDS Walk CartersvilleSat - May 12
Cartersville: Friendship Plaza/ AIDS Walk for HIV education and awareness/ Food, prizes and more/ 11 am/ Walk as a team or individually/ 770-606-0953 or email lola.thomas@aanwg.org
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Georgia Mountain Classic Car ShowSat - May 12
Blue Ridge: Downtown City Park/ Georgia Mountain Classic Car Show/ Over 200 classic cars/ Registration starts at 9 am; Judging from noon until 3 pm; Awards announced at 4 pm/Door prizes and trophies for the top 25 trucks and trophies for the top 50 cars and specialty awards/ Annette Long: 706-838-4701 or on Facebook at www.facebook.com Canton: Downtown/ Canton Farmer’s Market/ 8 am to 12 pm, rain or shine/ www.cantonhdl.com
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The 11th Annual Duck Derby in CartersvilleSat - May 12
Cartersville: Riverside Park Day Use Area/ The 11th Annual Duck Derby/ 20,000-30,000 rubber ducks, the Etowah River, great prizes, vendors, entertainment, food and much more! Enjoy the festivities of "adopting" a duck for your chance at winning this year's Duckmobile, a brand new Honda Fit /Arts and crafts, a Kids Korner, music and games, live entertainment, and food vendors will help make this year's event a great success. Don't miss out on your opportunity to help support Benefits Bartow’s Advocates for Children/ Admission to the festival is free/ For more information or a complete list of prizes call 770-387-1143 or visit www.AdvoChild.org
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"Rockin' on the River" in RoswelllSat - May 12
Roswell: Chattahoochee Nature Center/ “Rockin' on the River” Fundraiser/ Cocktails, food, music and more/ www.chattnaturecenter.org
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"Frankenstein Summer" at the Legion Theatre in CartersvilleFri - May 18 -- Sat - May 19
Cartersville: Legion Theatre/ Pumphouse Players presents: “Frankenstein Summer” by Catherine Bush/ 8 pm/ Tickets: $12, or $10 for PHP Members and groups of 10 or more/ 770-387-2610 or www.pumphouseplayers.com/
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"Who's Line is it Woodstock"? at the Elm Street Cultural VillageFri - May 18 -- Sat - May 19
Woodstock: Elm Street Cultural Village/ “Who’s Line is it Woodstock?” Inprov Troupe/ 8 pm/ $10 in advance, $12 at the door/ 678-494-4251 or www.elmstreetarts.org






