Friday, September 25, 2009
Honey Bee Festival!
The 28th Annual Hahira Honey Bee Festival is just around the corner. The festival will begin on Monday, September 28 with a kick off breakfast and it will continue throughout the week. On Saturday October 3 the annual parade will begin promptly at noon. It is one of the largest parades in South Georgia! The Lowndes High Georgia Bridgeman Band will be marching in the parade, so come show your support. Click here for a list of events and times. Get excited for some honey bee fun in Hahira, Georgia!
Friday, September 11, 2009
It's First Friday!
Remembering 9/11... And a special thank you to all of the men and women protecting our country. It is a new month, so you know what that means… First Friday is tonight! This annual event falls on the first Friday of each month and is a popular festivity in downtown Valdosta. You may find the sidewalks filled with people enjoying the evening, sipping on beverages, enjoying the live music, or dropping in to local shops. This event is a great way to enjoy the beautiful downtown Valdosta and get a glimpse of the night life that fills our community. Grab a friend or come solo and you will be sure to have a pleasant, yet entertaining evening at First Friday in downtown Valdosta. See you there!
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Flatlanders Frolic Festival
The 39th annual Flatlanders Festival was a success once again! What could make Labor Day weekend more enjoyable then spending it with family, friends, and a great community? The Flatlanders Fall Frolic consisted of arts and crafts, plenty of vendors, great food, and much more. The smell of funnel cakes and fresh kettle corn was sure to entice the appetite of many visitors. The festival began with a 5K race and ended with music and dancing in the streets! The wonderful music, featuring the Tim Cochran Band, seemed to be pleasing to all ages. The event was an enjoyable and inexpensive way for families and friends to celebrate the Labor Day weekend. The Southern treats and wonderful turnout was a great way to welcome the Fall weather to South Georgia.
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