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Farner, TN · Arts & Culture
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Brushstrokes And Baubles Exhibition Opens Thursday At Ringgold Art And Frame
Wednesday morning at sunrise the sky was brilliant. The thought “red sky at morning, sailor take warning” may have come to mind. A second thought might have been about the weather that such a sky might presage. For artists, the thought had to be “which color would best...
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UNG’s Annual Trunk or Treat: A Spooky Photo Gallery
The University of North Georgia has been hosting a Trunk or Treat in Dahlonega for the last 10 years. This event happens every year at the UNG Rec. Center Parking Deck from 6-8 p.m. This is a free event that allows UNG to connect with the local community. It is...
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Rome International Film Festival Features Danny McBride And Ray McKinnon
The Rome International Film Festival returns to Georgia's downtown Rome, just 90 minutes from Chattanooga, for its 23rd year November 5-8, bringing together filmmakers, actors, industry professionals, students and film lovers for four days of screenings, conversations, parties, networking and special events. Headlining the 2026 festival is actor, writer, producer...
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Spotlight on the 2026 Rome International Film Festival, Slated for This Thursday through Sunday [AUDIO]
It is almost showtime for the 2026 Rome International Film Festival, which will get underway on Thursday and continue through Sunday. Locals and visitors will enjoy film screenings, live music, parties, workshops, networking events, and special guests. Seth Ingram, Executive/Creative Director, says that the festival draws a lot of visitors...
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Costumed kids get hands-on fun at Chieftains Museum
Children dressed in Halloween costumes traded trick-or-treating for science experiments, crafts and other hands-on activities at Chieftains Museum in Rome. The museum is offering STEAM Saturday activities on the last Saturday of each month. With October’s event falling on Halloween, organizers decided to incorporate spooky-themed activities. Children created their own sensory bottles using water, oil and glitter, decorated trick-or-treat bags, made masks and experimented with thaumatropes, which create the illusion of two images combining when spun rapidly. Executive Director Camille McElwee said the activities were designed to introduce children to scientific concepts through projects that feel like play. “So, we like to tailor our crafts to be easier to understand. It’s something where it’s a lot of fun, but they maybe don’t necessarily know that they’re learning something in the process until after the fact,” McElwee said. Jennifer Bagby, president of the Friends of Chieftains board, said the event also provided families with an affordable way to celebrate Halloween before traditional evening festivities began. Admission was discounted to $2 for visitors ages 5 and older, while children 4 and younger were admitted free. “Everyone knows their kids like to be in their Halloween costumes all day long, and there’s not
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'Skinner Things' Halloween display in Acworth
The Upside Down has taken over an Acworth neighborhood just in time for Halloween! FOX 5's Larry Spruill visits "Skinner Things," an elaborate, handmade Stranger Things-inspired display created by Megan Skinner and her family. From a terrifying Demogorgon and floating Max to Vecna, Eddie playing Metallica and scenes straight out of Hawkins, the decorations have become a neighborhood sensation. It can be found in Parkwood Commons neighborhood off Wade Green Road.
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DeSoto stage renamed for beloved nurse, actor, community volunteer
The Historic DeSoto Theatre Foundation marked two milestones at a donor appreciation night, cutting the ribbon on the newly renovated and renamed stage and celebrating the end of a multi-year capital campaign that raised $3.2 million to preserve the theater. At the event, held Oct. 11, the foundation was joined by members of the community to celebrate not only the millions raised, but to honor a beloved local nurse and actor, Angelique “Kiki” Petropole. The updated stage in one of Broad Street’s most historic structures will now be known as Stage Kiki, after the woman whose love of the DeSoto and stage presence left a lasting impression on longtime theater supporters. “Kiki’s stage presence was renowned in our community. Those who shared a stage with her or sat in these seats and watched her work her magic never forgot it,” Wright Ledbetter said. “Kiki knew, instinctively, how to hold an audience in the palm of her hand.” The Ledbetter family, along with other families and friends of Petropole, led the initiative to name the stage after her and raise funds for the theater. Petropole’s father and uncles were Greek immigrants who owned and operated the Busy Bee Cafe in Rome
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Schnauzerfest Rome 7 Slated for This Weekend [AUDIO]
Dogs will descend upon downtown for Schnauzerfest Rome 7, slated for this Friday and Saturday, October 30th and 31st. Festivities will culminate with the Schnauzer-ween Night Parade on Saturday night in downtown Rome. Kristi Kent, Director of Communications for the Georgia’s Rome Office Tourism, believes that it is the ‘cutest parade in Rome, GA’.