Hello, wonderful folks of Carter County! As the cool autumn air settles in and the leaves begin to turn, our community is gearing up for some fantastic events that combine fun, creativity, and most importantly, a spirit of togetherness. Let’s dive into what’s happening around town!
First up, mark your calendars for the Miss Relay for Life Pageant happening on Saturday, October 26, at 11 a.m. This heartfelt event will take place at the Elizabethton Parks and Recreation Center located at 300 W. Mill St. What makes this pageant special? It’s not just about crowns and sashes; it’s a wonderful competition dedicated to honoring those who are fighting cancer and remembering those we’ve lost. The pageant is hosted by the Dancer’s Dream Performing Arts Academy, and promises to be a beautiful showcase of talent and resilience.
Just a week later, on Saturday, November 2, you can kickstart your holiday shopping at the Holiday Missions Market at Oak Street Baptist Church. From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., this event will be packed with local vendors offering unique gifts, homemade goodies, and much more. It’s a great opportunity to find that perfect something for your loved ones while supporting local artisans and missions. Nobody can resist a warm cup of cocoa and some festive cheer!
Get ready to be swept away by a symphony of sounds! The Johnson City Symphony Orchestra is presenting a stunning concert titled Life’s Journey on Saturday, November 16, at 7:30 p.m., held at the ETSU Martin Center for the Arts. This riveting event will feature the incredible baritone Michael Preacely along with the talented ETSU Opera Theatre. With a repertoire that includes masterpieces from renowned composers like Copland, Bizet, Puccini, Strauss, and Tchaikovsky, this is definitely a night you won’t want to miss. Plus, here’s a special treat: veterans and service members can enjoy the concert with a complimentary ticket!
Calling all artists and Halloween enthusiasts! The Hampton Valley Forge Fire Department is hosting a super fun event, Howdy Ghouls Hat Burning, on Sunday, October 20, from 3:30 to 5 p.m. at Station 2, located at 107 Clay Little Road. This is not your typical crafting event; it’s all about creativity and fun! You can choose from over 40 hat colors—including some delightful options from their Spooky Season Collection—and design your own unique hat. Whether you want to use stencils or go wild with freehand designs, the options are endless. Each ticket covers a hat, tool rental, materials, beverages, and even individual charcuterie cups. How’s that for a perfect autumn afternoon? Plus, a portion of the ticket sales will support the Volunteer Fire Department, making it a win-win!
Whether you’re looking to support a great cause, start your holiday shopping early, enjoy some breathtaking music, or get creative with your own custom hat, Carter County has something for everyone this October. So gather your friends and family, and let’s make some beautiful memories together in our lovely community!
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