Evening With the Arts at Hayesville High School April 26, 2012
The evening will begin at 6:00 with music performed by band members from the Hayesville High School band, refreshments and an exhibit of artwork from Hayesville High School and Middle School students. At 6:30 poets will read their winning entries and Mr. Robert King from Mineral Bluff, Georgia, who was this year's judge, will read selections from his published works.
Everyone is welcome to come enjoy this evening and support the creative endeavors of students and adults from our community.
Download Form for New or Renewal Memberships
You can join the Clay County Historical and Arts Council or renew your membership by filling out the membership application/renewal form. You can mail in the form or bring it to the annual membership dinner. Or you can pick up a form at the dinner and fill it out.
Membership Dinner Thursday, March 22, 2012
Each spring, the Clay County Historical and Arts Council board and members gather for a potluck, meeting and entertainment. This year’s Membership Dinner will be on Thursday March 22, 2012 at 6pm at the Gathering Place, part of the First United Methodist Church in Hayesville. Please bring a covered dish to share.
The CCHAC's membership year runs from April 2012 to March
2013 so come and join up or renew your membership. There will be a recap of the Council’s
activities over the previous year, a look ahead to the coming year's projects
and special live entertainment. This
year the musicians are again local with the duo of Rob Tiger and Sammy Walker
singing and strumming for us.
2012 Festival on the Square, July 14-15
The 2012 Festival on the Square will have activities on the following 3 days in July:
- Friday, July 13 - Street Dance around the town square in the evening
- Saturday, July 14 - Vendors, food stands and continuous entertainment, 10AM - 5PM
- Sunday, July 14 - Vendors, food stands and continuous entertainment, 10AM - 4PM
For a vendor application form, click here.
Cherokee Homestead Exhibit Opened on Saturday, Oct. 23, 2010
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