Get tickets to join us painting at the brewery! All ages welcome and no experience necessary.

Featuring a mixed cast of adults and SEACT’s Wiregrass Drama Club students.

Location: Cultural Arts Center

A musical jam-packed with comedy, adventure, Disney characters, and hit songs from the films! Imprisoned on the Isle of the Lost – home of the most infamous villains who ever lived – the teenaged children of Maleficent, the Evil Queen, Jafar, and Cruella De Vil have never ventured off the island. Until now! When the four troublemakers are sent to attend prep school alongside the children of beloved Disney heroes, they have a difficult choice to make: should they follow in their parents’ wicked footsteps or learn to be good?

Tickets on sale May 15 at SEACT.com.

Cowboys presents Kate Boytek

Dothan’s First Friday Art Crawl is upon us! See you on Friday, June 2nd, from 5p-8p!

What’s a First Friday Art Crawl? On the first Friday night of EACH month, local businesses will host artist pop-ups, exhibit openings, art activities, and art demonstrations for the public.

We encourage you to visit as many Art Crawl locations as you want. Each place will have something unique to offer, so support local!

Art Crawl Locations and artists are:
1) Bells Gallery (1861-1 West Main St.) with the exhibition opening “Submerge: Heather Baumbach and Elizabeth Rennie”
2) Mural City Coffee Company (192 S. Foster Street) with artist Ashley Bynum
3) Studio 280 (280 N. Foster St.) with photographer Brittany Windham and artists Jacqueline Furlong, Emily Jones, and Kara Bortz
4) The Raq (1861-1 W. Main St.) with Hayley Meyers and the Space Potato Supply Co.
5) Velvet Peach (102 S. Cherokee St.) with artists Melissa Rezabek and Tracy Watson
6) Southern Strokes Art (102 S. Cherokee St.) with artists Rachel Kurtz, Alex Dawson, Madeline Sutton, Mary and Mike Elliot
7) The Untrained Edit (1861-1 W. Main St.) with artists Lisa Reid, Perched Porch, Bower Bird Creations, and Kim Whaley
8) Bushel + Peck (1861-1 W. Main St.) with artist and candlemaker Laura Moore
9) Well Rooted (1618 W. Main St.) with Panda Organics
10) Circle City Brewing Co. (135 N Foster St.) with Amanda Hamrick, Christian Hamrick and Matt Adams
11) Green House Art Studio (300 Virginia Dr.) with artist Nancy Kopko
12) RESET Mercantile (2407 Montgomery Hwy Suite A) with artist Bonehead
13) The Carver Museum (305 N. Foster St.) with artist Thomas Lee Hawthorne III
14) The Questing Brush (308 W Adams St.) with artist Michael Crespi
Come hang out with us and support local! And, don’t forget to play Art Crawl Bingo to win a prize basket!

Live music and great beer!

Join Us in Kicking Off the Juneteenth Celebration Month with Live Music Concert on Friday of Luther (Re)Lives, Saturday the Annual Parade Celebration, and Sunday a Culminating Message from the Ministries of South Park Church of Christ of Dothan.

Featuring a mixed cast of adults and SEACT’s Wiregrass Drama Club students.

Location: Cultural Arts Center

A musical jam-packed with comedy, adventure, Disney characters, and hit songs from the films! Imprisoned on the Isle of the Lost – home of the most infamous villains who ever lived – the teenaged children of Maleficent, the Evil Queen, Jafar, and Cruella De Vil have never ventured off the island. Until now! When the four troublemakers are sent to attend prep school alongside the children of beloved Disney heroes, they have a difficult choice to make: should they follow in their parents’ wicked footsteps or learn to be good?

Tickets on sale May 15 at SEACT.com.

The Landmark Dulcimer Club has a jam and practice session every first Saturday of the month at 1 p.m. You do not have to know how to read music! We prefer you bring your own Mountain Dulcimer but we do have a few practice dulcimers you can borrow if you want to give it a try. Show your instrument and get in for free! Meets in the Interpretive Center Auditorium.

Free for Landmark Dulcimer Club members and free with your paid admission for the general public ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under).

https://www.facebook.com/events/466376315701346/?event_time_id=466376329034678

Saturdays are the perfect day for children and families to create and explore art together! First Saturday Family Day, one of WMA’s longest-running educational programs, offers free art activities on the first Saturday of every month for kids of all ages and their families.

Join us in the studio the first Saturday, from 10:30-2:30pm, of every month for a FREE come-and-go art activity for families. All supplies are provided and no pre-registration is required. We can’t wait to see you in our studio!

First Saturday Family Day is supported by grants from the Alabama Arts Alliance and Southeast Alabama Community Foundation.

https://www.facebook.com/events/229406903047464/

Featuring a mixed cast of adults and SEACT’s Wiregrass Drama Club students.

Location: Cultural Arts Center

A musical jam-packed with comedy, adventure, Disney characters, and hit songs from the films! Imprisoned on the Isle of the Lost – home of the most infamous villains who ever lived – the teenaged children of Maleficent, the Evil Queen, Jafar, and Cruella De Vil have never ventured off the island. Until now! When the four troublemakers are sent to attend prep school alongside the children of beloved Disney heroes, they have a difficult choice to make: should they follow in their parents’ wicked footsteps or learn to be good?

Tickets on sale May 15 at SEACT.com.

Peer awesomeness 🤘🏻

https://www.facebook.com/events/197917056390141/

Join us for our June Bike Night! Come hangout with the Harley-Davidson of Dothan Crew for a fun night of Live Music, Vendors, & MORE!

Live music with Ben Flournoy, Food Catered by Diablo’s, Tire Toss Contest, and 50/50 Raffle.

Raffle will benefit Zack, who is in need of Trexo Robotic Legs and appropriate medical equipment to assist with activities of daily living. If you are unable to attend Bike Night but would still like to donate, you may do so by visiting Harley-Davidson of Dothan or by using the link below :

https://helphopelive.org/campaign/21095/

Spark Theater Company is bringing Disney’s Freaky Friday to the Dothan Opera House stage! This upbeat and heartwarming story explores the challenges of family, relationships, and growing up.

Performances are June 9th: 7pm & June 10th 2pm & 7pm at the Historic Dothan Opera House.

Ticket Links Below:

Friday, June 9th 7pm:

https://www.etix.com/ticket/p/2116504/spark-theater-company-presentsfreaky-friday-dothan-dothan-opera-house

Saturday, June 10th 2pm

https://www.etix.com/ticket/p/3193375/spark-theater-company-presentsfreaky-friday-dothan-dothan-opera-house

Saturday, June 10th 7pm

https://www.etix.com/ticket/p/6854829/spark-theater-company-presentsfreaky-friday-dothan-dothan-opera-house

Hosted by the Evening Star Quilt Guild, you are invited to bring your textile based crafts to the Auditorium on the second Saturday of the month anytime between 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. for an informal sewing circle. Free with paid gate admission ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members). Open to the public.

The Wiregrass Woodturners host a club meeting and woodturning demo every second Saturday of the month at 9:30 a.m. The public is invited to visit and learn how to make beautiful wooden items turned on a lathe. Wiregrass Woodturner members get in free. Meets in the Interpretive Center Classroom.

Admission is free for Wiregrass Woodturner members and free with paid gate admission to the public ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under).

Musicians are invited to bring their instruments and join in an instrumental jam session featuring bluegrass, gospel and country music. All skill levels and ages are welcome. If you bring your instrument and show it at the gate you can receive free admission to the park for the day. For those who just want to come listen and watch, 54 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under). Headland Presbyterian Church and Gazebo at Landmark Park.

Every dog has the best time at Dog Daze of Summer! This annual dog centric event is hosted by Brit & Bear and Dothan Leisure Services and will be held at Eastgate Dog Park on Saturday, June 10th, 2023 from 9A-1P. It’s a day meant to be spent with your dog by participating in the fashion show, shopping the dog centric market, taking part in fun activities with your dog, enjoying special treats for both pets and people, and socializing at the dog park!

This year our theme is Peace, Love and Paws! We hope to see your groovy dogs walking the runway in their best wares for Brit & Bear’s fashion show! Our guest judges will declare one far out pup our Dog Daze Diva and will take home over $150 in prizes. The Diva will have four members in their Boogie Squad who will each take home prize baskets valued at $50! We will also have a People’s Choice winner who will receive special recognition at the Show, and will take home a prize pack from Brit & Bear! Fashion Show entry is $10/dog and all proceeds from the fashion show benefit local rescue organizations. You can pre-register for the Fashion Show online at https://forms.gle/8qKMH4fFHBcsWWep8

Remember, there is NO EVENT ENTRY FEE for people or pets attending Dog Daze! This is a FREE event for all. Mike VanDusen will be providing live musical entertainment on the main stage from 9:15-11:15A. We recommend bringing your favorite lawn chair because you and your dog won’t want to leave!

All dogs in attendance must be vaccinated and be on a leash (when not inside the dog park) throughout the event. Handlers must be at least 18 years old. Any dog displaying aggressive behavior toward people or other dogs shall immediately be removed from the park by its handler. Handlers are responsible for removing and disposing of dog waste.

Be sure to follow Brit & Bear, and EVERY business/organization that will be in attendance! We will all be announcing additional details and activity information WEEKLY as the event draws near!

Interested in being a part of the fun? Vendors can apply here https://forms.gle/xZE3PjXjodHptk3D9

Sponsor inquiries/questions can be directed to Brit & Bear by emailing brit@britandbear.com

www.britandbear.com

Please join us for the Grandview Field Ribbon Cutting Ceremony and Festival on June 15th. This event will be open to the public. There will be Bounce Houses, Face Painting, a 360 Photo Booth, Foot Trucks, Shaved Ice, and a DJ.

Ribbon Cutting 10am – 10:35am
Festival 10:35am – 2pm
NFL Flag Falcons Clinic 11am – 1:30pm

Art After Hours celebrates the opening of new exhibitions four times a year (in January, April, July, and October), and in the remaining months gives people a chance to enjoy the museum during an evening out.

Come wander the galleries, have a drink at the cash bar, and take in the art on view. You might even have a chance to speak with one of the exhibiting artists or try your hand at an in-gallery activity! Art After Hours is FREE for members and $5 for not-yet members. Join at the door for half price!

For more information, email info@wiregrassmuseum.org or call the museum at 334.794.3871.

Art After Hours occurs on the third Thursday of every month!

Black-Owned Documentary Premieres at the George Washington Carver Interpretive Museum! Giving black history a voice with action!

Many small communities are often overlooked when they are stationed within a larger city. But this was simply not the case for the wealthy African American business owners of Greenwood Ave in Tulsa, Oklahoma . At the time, the state housed approximately 2 . 1 million residents, with a little over 100,000 residing in Tulsa . In 1921, racism was quite prevalent . It was inevitable that a riot would erupt, and on May 31st of that year, the city’s 3,200 Caucasian residents who’d joined the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) enacted an 18 -hour massacre on this peaceful, prosperous community . The impending race massacre would become a fiery cloud over the Black neighborhood of Greenwood and a stain on Tulsa’s history
By 1921, Tulsa exhibited a growing and prosperous economy fueled by the oil industry, but was also known for its high segregation, evidenced by the city’s 10,000 Black residents largely residing in the small minority neighborhood called Greenwood Ave, a neighborhood consisting of its thriving business district, known as “Black Wall Street” .
The Tulsa Race Massacre became a historically horrid event initiated by a white mob attacking residents, homes, and businesses, reigning a fire upon the Greenwood Ave community for 18 straight hours, resulting in hundreds of deaths and thousands left homeless, resulting in one of the worst incidents of racial violence in U . S . history.
What happened after the massacre truly shows the resilient of people when they come together. This documentary will share real stories, memories, victories and defeats as related to our beloved Greenwood Ave.
The Rebuilding of Greenwood!
This will be a evening of seeing and hearing about some great America History.
We will have souvenir available to purchase!

Content Advisory: For mature audiences due to language, adult situations.

Late Night in the Women’s Restroom of the Jungle Bar
One Performance
7:00 PM
Folklore Brewing & Meadery

When a woman impulsively leaves her husband she heads to the Jungle Bar, where she pulls two other women into her problems (and into the bathroom) in this comic exploration of love, lust, and neuroses.

This dramatic reading is presented by Southeast Alabama Community Theatre, and directed by Katie Ash.
Free admission; donations accepted.

Join us for a weekend of music, food, and fun. The 33rd annual Slocomb Tomato Festival will be June 16th-17th at Centennial Park in Slocomb, AL.

Every third Friday from April through July, Headland Main Street hosts Under the Oaks from 7:00PM-10:00PM. These are free concerts on the square in Headland, AL. Music varies from rock, country, Motown and Praise. Come visit our shops, eat at one of our restaurants or stop by a food truck. Bring your bag chairs or blankets. This is an outdoor event. All ages are welcome!

https://www.facebook.com/events/948448636598139/?event_time_id=948448639931472

Kevin Hart is bringing his Reality Check Tour to the Dothan Civic Center on June 16th. Tickets go on sale Thursday, May 18th at 10:00 a.m.

https://www.facebook.com/events/637488467796437/

423 Productions Presents:

Jon Langston – LIVE at Rain

Tickets:

$20 advance online + tax/fees

$25 day of show online + tax/fees

Jon Langston VIP Experience 2023 Package (50 available): $70 + tax/fees

Includes:

– Concert Ticket

– Jon Langston Meet & Greet

– Pre-show Acoustic Performance

– Commemorative Tour Laminate

– Limited Edition VIP Merch Item

Age Restrictions: 21+

About Jon Langston:
Jon Langston grew up in Loganville, GA, listening to music by his heroes Alan Jackson and the Eagles. Earning a Division 1 college football scholarship, Langston always thought football would be a part of his life, but after his sixth concussion left him blind for fifteen minutes, his football career ended abruptly. He picked up his guitar – untouched since eighth grade – and re-taught himself how to play. Performing at open mic nights and honing his songwriting led to the 2013 release of self-penned, “Forever Girl,” the first song he ever wrote, and now certified GOLD by the RIAA. That release kicked off his music career, culminating in sold out shows across the country and over 500 million career streams. Once a fan attending Luke Bryan’s Farm Tour in Athens, GA, Langston experienced a full circle moment by joining Bryan on the Farm Tour in 2017 and 2018, and again as support on his Sunset Repeat Tour in 2019. Langston signed a publishing deal with Sony ATV, management with KP Entertainment, and is the first artist signed under Bryan’s label 32 Bridge Entertainment with EMI Records Nashville. Langston recently made his Grand Ole Opry debut, where he performed his new single “Back
Words” – out now. “Back Words” follows recent releases “Happy Ever After,” “Try Missing You” and “When You’re Lonely,” highlighting his adept songwriting and classic country influences. He released his anticipated EP Now You Know in 2019, featuring six original songs he co-wrote. Langston’s debut major label single, “When It Comes To Loving You” hit No. 1 on the all-genre iTunes Chart and his single “Now You Know” reached the Top 30 on the country radio airplay charts. Catch Langston out on the road for his headlining ALL GOOD OUT HERE TOUR

NO REFUNDS

RAIN or SHINE

https://www.facebook.com/events/967240447601373/

This Summer No Fun Allowed Is Coming In Hot For Another 3 Night Run At Cowboy’s Of Dothan, Alabama!

https://www.facebook.com/events/8733203676751916/

Fun summer inspired music the whole family can enjoy. From Summertime (Porgy & Bess) to Vivaldi’s Summer (from his Four Seasons) you are sure to find familiar and new tunes to brighten your summer at our June 23rd concert “Fun in the Sun”at 7:30 pm at the Cultural Arts Center.

https://www.facebook.com/events/166498939700393/

Join us at Fire Stone Wood Fired Grill on Saturday, June 24th from 5P – 8P for our Summer Sip & Shop! Featuring a variety of curated local artisans, makers, and small businesses this event is sure to have something for everyone! Fire Stone will have a bar available for those 21+ with a valid ID. Rodney McCormick will be providing live acoustic entertainment for shoppers from 5:30P – 7:30P!

We hope you come out, grab a bite to eat, and check out these amazing artisans at our Summer Sip & Shop!

Featuring:
Olde Alchemy Soap
Thistle N Dixie
Brick House Tie Dye
Brit & Bear
Velvet Elvis Boutique
Panda Organics

More information can be found at www.britandbear.com

https://www.facebook.com/events/745494810700064/

Rehobeth Red White & Boom is an annual Independence Day Celebration that brings the entire community, and surrounding areas together. It’s a family friendly event with a down home feel! Food, Inflatables, FREE kids activities, Vendors, LIVE music and FIREWORKS!

https://www.facebook.com/events/522339023179147/

The Landmark Dulcimer Club has a jam and practice session every first Saturday of the month at 1 p.m. You do not have to know how to read music! We prefer you bring your own Mountain Dulcimer but we do have a few practice dulcimers you can borrow if you want to give it a try. Show your instrument and get in for free! Meets in the Interpretive Center Auditorium.

Free for Landmark Dulcimer Club members and free with your paid admission for the general public ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under).

https://www.facebook.com/events/466376315701346/?event_time_id=466376339034677

June 30th

https://www.facebook.com/events/710685657520486/

Dothan’s First Friday Art Crawl is upon us! See you on Friday, June 2nd, from 5p-8p!

What’s a First Friday Art Crawl? On the first Friday night of EACH month, local businesses will host artist pop-ups, exhibit openings, art activities, and art demonstrations for the public.

We encourage you to visit as many Art Crawl locations as you want. Each place will have something unique to offer, so support local!

Art Crawl Locations and artists are:
1) Bells Gallery (1861-1 West Main St.) with the exhibition opening “Submerge: Heather Baumbach and Elizabeth Rennie”
2) Mural City Coffee Company (192 S. Foster Street) with artist Ashley Bynum
3) Studio 280 (280 N. Foster St.) with photographer Brittany Windham and artists Jacqueline Furlong, Emily Jones, and Kara Bortz
4) The Raq (1861-1 W. Main St.) with Hayley Meyers and the Space Potato Supply Co.
5) Velvet Peach (102 S. Cherokee St.) with artists Melissa Rezabek and Tracy Watson
6) Southern Strokes Art (102 S. Cherokee St.) with artists Rachel Kurtz, Alex Dawson, Madeline Sutton, Mary and Mike Elliot
7) The Untrained Edit (1861-1 W. Main St.) with artists Lisa Reid, Perched Porch, Bower Bird Creations, and Kim Whaley
8) Bushel + Peck (1861-1 W. Main St.) with artist and candlemaker Laura Moore
9) Well Rooted (1618 W. Main St.) with Panda Organics
10) Circle City Brewing Co. (135 N Foster St.) with Amanda Hamrick, Christian Hamrick and Matt Adams
11) Green House Art Studio (300 Virginia Dr.) with artist Nancy Kopko
12) RESET Mercantile (2407 Montgomery Hwy Suite A) with artist Bonehead
13) The Carver Museum (305 N. Foster St.) with artist Thomas Lee Hawthorne III
14) The Questing Brush (308 W Adams St.) with artist Michael Crespi
Come hang out with us and support local! And, don’t forget to play Art Crawl Bingo to win a prize basket!

Hosted by the Evening Star Quilt Guild, you are invited to bring your textile based crafts to the Auditorium on the second Saturday of the month anytime between 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. for an informal sewing circle. Free with paid gate admission ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members). Open to the public.

The Wiregrass Woodturners host a club meeting and woodturning demo every second Saturday of the month at 9:30 a.m. The public is invited to visit and learn how to make beautiful wooden items turned on a lathe. Wiregrass Woodturner members get in free. Meets in the Interpretive Center Classroom.

Admission is free for Wiregrass Woodturner members and free with paid gate admission to the public ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under).

Musicians are invited to bring their instruments and join in an instrumental jam session featuring bluegrass, gospel and country music. All skill levels and ages are welcome. If you bring your instrument and show it at the gate you can receive free admission to the park for the day. For those who just want to come listen and watch, 54 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under). Headland Presbyterian Church and Gazebo at Landmark Park.

Every third Friday from April through July, Headland Main Street hosts Under the Oaks from 7:00PM-10:00PM. These are free concerts on the square in Headland, AL. Music varies from rock, country, Motown and Praise. Come visit our shops, eat at one of our restaurants or stop by a food truck. Bring your bag chairs or blankets. This is an outdoor event. All ages are welcome!

https://www.facebook.com/events/948448636598139/?event_time_id=948448646598138

The Landmark Dulcimer Club has a jam and practice session every first Saturday of the month at 1 p.m. You do not have to know how to read music! We prefer you bring your own Mountain Dulcimer but we do have a few practice dulcimers you can borrow if you want to give it a try. Show your instrument and get in for free! Meets in the Interpretive Center Auditorium.

Free for Landmark Dulcimer Club members and free with your paid admission for the general public ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under).

https://www.facebook.com/events/466376315701346/?event_time_id=466376342368010

Hosted by the Evening Star Quilt Guild, you are invited to bring your textile based crafts to the Auditorium on the second Saturday of the month anytime between 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. for an informal sewing circle. Free with paid gate admission ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members). Open to the public.

The Wiregrass Woodturners host a club meeting and woodturning demo every second Saturday of the month at 9:30 a.m. The public is invited to visit and learn how to make beautiful wooden items turned on a lathe. Wiregrass Woodturner members get in free. Meets in the Interpretive Center Classroom.

Admission is free for Wiregrass Woodturner members and free with paid gate admission to the public ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under).

Musicians are invited to bring their instruments and join in an instrumental jam session featuring bluegrass, gospel and country music. All skill levels and ages are welcome. If you bring your instrument and show it at the gate you can receive free admission to the park for the day. For those who just want to come listen and watch, 54 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under). Headland Presbyterian Church and Gazebo at Landmark Park.

The Landmark Dulcimer Club has a jam and practice session every first Saturday of the month at 1 p.m. You do not have to know how to read music! We prefer you bring your own Mountain Dulcimer but we do have a few practice dulcimers you can borrow if you want to give it a try. Show your instrument and get in for free! Meets in the Interpretive Center Auditorium.

Free for Landmark Dulcimer Club members and free with your paid admission for the general public ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under).

https://www.facebook.com/events/466376315701346/?event_time_id=466376352368009

Hosted by the Evening Star Quilt Guild, you are invited to bring your textile based crafts to the Auditorium on the second Saturday of the month anytime between 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. for an informal sewing circle. Free with paid gate admission ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members). Open to the public.

The Wiregrass Woodturners host a club meeting and woodturning demo every second Saturday of the month at 9:30 a.m. The public is invited to visit and learn how to make beautiful wooden items turned on a lathe. Wiregrass Woodturner members get in free. Meets in the Interpretive Center Classroom.

Admission is free for Wiregrass Woodturner members and free with paid gate admission to the public ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under).

Musicians are invited to bring their instruments and join in an instrumental jam session featuring bluegrass, gospel and country music. All skill levels and ages are welcome. If you bring your instrument and show it at the gate you can receive free admission to the park for the day. For those who just want to come listen and watch, 54 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under). Headland Presbyterian Church and Gazebo at Landmark Park.

The Landmark Dulcimer Club has a jam and practice session every first Saturday of the month at 1 p.m. You do not have to know how to read music! We prefer you bring your own Mountain Dulcimer but we do have a few practice dulcimers you can borrow if you want to give it a try. Show your instrument and get in for free! Meets in the Interpretive Center Auditorium.

Free for Landmark Dulcimer Club members and free with your paid admission for the general public ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under).

https://www.facebook.com/events/466376315701346/?event_time_id=466376355701342

Hosted by the Evening Star Quilt Guild, you are invited to bring your textile based crafts to the Auditorium on the second Saturday of the month anytime between 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. for an informal sewing circle. Free with paid gate admission ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members). Open to the public.

The Wiregrass Woodturners host a club meeting and woodturning demo every second Saturday of the month at 9:30 a.m. The public is invited to visit and learn how to make beautiful wooden items turned on a lathe. Wiregrass Woodturner members get in free. Meets in the Interpretive Center Classroom.

Admission is free for Wiregrass Woodturner members and free with paid gate admission to the public ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under).

Musicians are invited to bring their instruments and join in an instrumental jam session featuring bluegrass, gospel and country music. All skill levels and ages are welcome. If you bring your instrument and show it at the gate you can receive free admission to the park for the day. For those who just want to come listen and watch, 54 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under). Headland Presbyterian Church and Gazebo at Landmark Park.

The Landmark Dulcimer Club has a jam and practice session every first Saturday of the month at 1 p.m. You do not have to know how to read music! We prefer you bring your own Mountain Dulcimer but we do have a few practice dulcimers you can borrow if you want to give it a try. Show your instrument and get in for free! Meets in the Interpretive Center Auditorium.

Free for Landmark Dulcimer Club members and free with your paid admission for the general public ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under).

https://www.facebook.com/events/466376315701346/?event_time_id=466376349034676

Hosted by the Evening Star Quilt Guild, you are invited to bring your textile based crafts to the Auditorium on the second Saturday of the month anytime between 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. for an informal sewing circle. Free with paid gate admission ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members). Open to the public.

The Wiregrass Woodturners host a club meeting and woodturning demo every second Saturday of the month at 9:30 a.m. The public is invited to visit and learn how to make beautiful wooden items turned on a lathe. Wiregrass Woodturner members get in free. Meets in the Interpretive Center Classroom.

Admission is free for Wiregrass Woodturner members and free with paid gate admission to the public ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under).

Musicians are invited to bring their instruments and join in an instrumental jam session featuring bluegrass, gospel and country music. All skill levels and ages are welcome. If you bring your instrument and show it at the gate you can receive free admission to the park for the day. For those who just want to come listen and watch, 54 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under). Headland Presbyterian Church and Gazebo at Landmark Park.

The Landmark Dulcimer Club has a jam and practice session every first Saturday of the month at 1 p.m. You do not have to know how to read music! We prefer you bring your own Mountain Dulcimer but we do have a few practice dulcimers you can borrow if you want to give it a try. Show your instrument and get in for free! Meets in the Interpretive Center Auditorium.

Free for Landmark Dulcimer Club members and free with your paid admission for the general public ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under).

https://www.facebook.com/events/466376315701346/?event_time_id=466376322368012

Hosted by the Evening Star Quilt Guild, you are invited to bring your textile based crafts to the Auditorium on the second Saturday of the month anytime between 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. for an informal sewing circle. Free with paid gate admission ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members). Open to the public.

The Wiregrass Woodturners host a club meeting and woodturning demo every second Saturday of the month at 9:30 a.m. The public is invited to visit and learn how to make beautiful wooden items turned on a lathe. Wiregrass Woodturner members get in free. Meets in the Interpretive Center Classroom.

Admission is free for Wiregrass Woodturner members and free with paid gate admission to the public ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under).

Musicians are invited to bring their instruments and join in an instrumental jam session featuring bluegrass, gospel and country music. All skill levels and ages are welcome. If you bring your instrument and show it at the gate you can receive free admission to the park for the day. For those who just want to come listen and watch, 54 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under). Headland Presbyterian Church and Gazebo at Landmark Park.