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Includes chainsaw carving, agricultural exhibits, livestock shows, carnival midway and music all week. Gates open at 5pm cst Mon - Fri, 10am cst Saturday. $5 admission ages 6 and up there is an extra charge for the carnival $5 parking
Commission meetings are held the 4th Monday of each month at the Lawson Building, 300 Ridley Avenue, Jasper at 6pm.
Part 2 of the History of Marion County will be held on Tuesday, September 26 at 5 p.m. at Jasper Elementary School, 495 Warrior Drive. Sponsored by the Jasper History Museum with guest speaker, Linda Moss Mines.
3rd Annual Festival - This is a charity event and will be benefiting United Veterans Council of Bedford County. Mule displays, educational exhibits, homesteader demonstrations, live music, crafts. Admission by donation - all times are central.
Presentation on the sources of the water of the Sequatchie River, the Little Sequatchie River and Pryor Cove Water Basin Water - now you see it, now you don't September 29th (Friday) - 9am to 11 am (central) at Sequatchie Cove Farm Ben Miller, US Geological Service will present his work and findings of the
We will begin a series on Self Reliance and Emergency Preparedness. This series kicks off with Dennis Bunch teaching the 10 C's of Prepping, Long Term Food Storage of Staple Foods and the Full Spectrum of Preparedness.
Beene-Pearson will have a class on herbs and mushrooms in the wild. Paige Parker will do a presentation on three different herbs/mushrooms, including how to identify, prepare, and process them, demonstrating how to make a tincture and making other products using them.
Cruise-In fundraiser for So. Pittsburg Mtn Volunteer Fire Dept. Door prizes, live music, food & drinks Any and all hot rods, cars & trucks are welcome! Proceeds will benefit the So Pittsburg Mtn Volunteer Fire Department to aid in the purchase of badly needed equipment to help protect our firefighters.
First Baptist Church in Sequatchie is celebrating it's 100th Anniversary this Sunday, October 1st at 11am with a meal to follow.
Held in the Torian Room at the duPont Library on the Sewanee campus, professor Stephanie McCarter and German translator, Rachel Reynolds will speak about their experiences in translating foreign texts, both ancient & modern. A reception featuring a book sale and signing will take place after the talks.
