| | | | 1 8 Meriwether County (Warm Springs): COTTON PICKING FAIR FALL FUNDRAISING FESTIVAL COTTON PICKING FAIR FALL FUNDRAISING FESTIVAL The Cotton Pickin' Fair is the signature fundraiser for the Rotary Club of Meriwether Co. The Fair is held twice a year on the first weekends in May and October. The Meriwether County Rotary Club cooks over 700 foot long hot-dogs with slaw, chili and cheese. Other items include candy apples, tea, lemonade, coffee, and muffins for breakfast. The Cotton Pickin’ Fair, a festival of art, antiques and crafts, is set for the first weekend in May and October at the Gay Family Farm, where it has been held continuously since 1972. About 350 exhibits are expected in and around the farm buildings, which date from 1891. Fine art, antiques, pottery, weaving, basket making, blacksmithing, sculpture, wood working, folk art, jewelry, furniture and gourmet foods will be designed and produced by artisans from all over the United States. There also will be entertainment on tap, including folk dancers and blue grass music at the main stage and magical illusions and sleight of hand, or the country sounds of the Honey Creek Band on other stages. Local civic clubs, churches and schools will provide Southern foods from fried chicken to peach fried pies. There will be a complimentary shuttle from the fair to Historic Red Oak Covered Bridge built by Horace King in the mid-1840s. The shuttle will be provided free of charge for Cotton Pickin’ Fair visitors. Created by the Gay family, the fair is sponsored by The 1911 Society Ltd., a Georgia nonprofit corporation supporting sustainable rural development, farm preservation and agri-tourism. The Cotton Pickin’ Fair is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. First weekend in October at the Gay Family Farmstead. 8 to 10,000 people attend the weekend fair. All are welcome to join us for this fun event. Need a make-up, come on over,
| 2 12:15p Atlanta West End: Adam Harrell, Nebo Agency Nebo is new neighbor to Rotary of Atlanta West End, having just moved its operations to Adair Park. Nebo is a human-centered agency built for the digital world. There are more screens and platforms than ever before. Attention and trust are the most scarce resources. Nebo helps brands tell great stories and crafts experiences that resonate with their audience and drive measurable results. 8 Meriwether County (Warm Springs): COTTON PICKING FAIR FALL FUNDRAISING FESTIVAL COTTON PICKING FAIR FALL FUNDRAISING FESTIVAL The Cotton Pickin' Fair is the signature fundraiser for the Rotary Club of Meriwether Co. The Fair is held twice a year on the first weekends in May and October. The Meriwether County Rotary Club cooks over 700 foot long hot-dogs with slaw, chili and cheese. Other items include candy apples, tea, lemonade, coffee, and muffins for breakfast. The Cotton Pickin’ Fair, a festival of art, antiques and crafts, is set for the first weekend in May and October at the Gay Family Farm, where it has been held continuously since 1972. About 350 exhibits are expected in and around the farm buildings, which date from 1891. Fine art, antiques, pottery, weaving, basket making, blacksmithing, sculpture, wood working, folk art, jewelry, furniture and gourmet foods will be designed and produced by artisans from all over the United States. There also will be entertainment on tap, including folk dancers and blue grass music at the main stage and magical illusions and sleight of hand, or the country sounds of the Honey Creek Band on other stages. Local civic clubs, churches and schools will provide Southern foods from fried chicken to peach fried pies. There will be a complimentary shuttle from the fair to Historic Red Oak Covered Bridge built by Horace King in the mid-1840s. The shuttle will be provided free of charge for Cotton Pickin’ Fair visitors. Created by the Gay family, the fair is sponsored by The 1911 Society Ltd., a Georgia nonprofit corporation supporting sustainable rural development, farm preservation and agri-tourism. The Cotton Pickin’ Fair is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. First weekend in October at the Gay Family Farmstead. 8 to 10,000 people attend the weekend fair. All are welcome to join us for this fun event. Need a make-up, come on over,
9 Dunwoody: USO USO at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport … we will welcome and show our appreciation to active and retired military and serve lunch. Two shifts: 9:00 am to 12 noon, and noon to 3:00 pm | 3 8 Meriwether County (Warm Springs): COTTON PICKING FAIR FALL FUNDRAISING FESTIVAL COTTON PICKING FAIR FALL FUNDRAISING FESTIVAL The Cotton Pickin' Fair is the signature fundraiser for the Rotary Club of Meriwether Co. The Fair is held twice a year on the first weekends in May and October. The Meriwether County Rotary Club cooks over 700 foot long hot-dogs with slaw, chili and cheese. Other items include candy apples, tea, lemonade, coffee, and muffins for breakfast. The Cotton Pickin’ Fair, a festival of art, antiques and crafts, is set for the first weekend in May and October at the Gay Family Farm, where it has been held continuously since 1972. About 350 exhibits are expected in and around the farm buildings, which date from 1891. Fine art, antiques, pottery, weaving, basket making, blacksmithing, sculpture, wood working, folk art, jewelry, furniture and gourmet foods will be designed and produced by artisans from all over the United States. There also will be entertainment on tap, including folk dancers and blue grass music at the main stage and magical illusions and sleight of hand, or the country sounds of the Honey Creek Band on other stages. Local civic clubs, churches and schools will provide Southern foods from fried chicken to peach fried pies. There will be a complimentary shuttle from the fair to Historic Red Oak Covered Bridge built by Horace King in the mid-1840s. The shuttle will be provided free of charge for Cotton Pickin’ Fair visitors. Created by the Gay family, the fair is sponsored by The 1911 Society Ltd., a Georgia nonprofit corporation supporting sustainable rural development, farm preservation and agri-tourism. The Cotton Pickin’ Fair is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. First weekend in October at the Gay Family Farmstead. 8 to 10,000 people attend the weekend fair. All are welcome to join us for this fun event. Need a make-up, come on over,
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