First Friday Fun Downtown

We're Celebrating 50 Years of the Chattahoochee Mountain Fair. The CMF has been a staple of Clarkesville, Georgia since 1975. You don't want to miss our best year ever.

We are excited to be hosting our 5th Annual Low Country Boil and Oyster Roast.​This is a picnic style event. So bring your chair or blanket and enjoy an afternoon and evening of great food, drink, live music, and camaraderie. Food is ongoing with multiple dumps from 4-7pm.​Ticket includes:​Live Music by the Big PeachesAll you can eat Low Country Boil and Oyster Roast (no togo containers)Oyster Roast (fresh steamed oysters and all the fixings)Low Country Boil (shrimp andouille sausage, corn on the cob and potatoes)SlawTea and WaterMore Info Here: https://bleucanoe.com/lcb-roast/

Set in the 1890s, Hello, Dolly! is a vibrant and comedic musical that follows the story of Dolly Gallagher Levi, a bold and charismatic matchmaker in New York City. Widowed but full of life, Dolly is hired to find a wife for the wealthy but grumpy half-a-millionaire Horace Vandergelder of Yonkers. However, she has plans of her own—Dolly sets her sights on marrying Horace herself. As she schemes to win him over, Dolly also helps several young couples find love, including Horace’s niece Ermengarde and her struggling artist boyfriend Ambrose, as well as Horace’s overworked clerks Cornelius and Barnaby, who embark on a misadventurous trip to New York in search of romance and excitement. ​ The musical features energetic dance numbers, colorful characters, and classic songs like “Put On Your Sunday Clothes,” “Before the Parade Passes By,” and the iconic title number “Hello, Dolly!” In the end, love triumphs, and Dolly reclaims her joy in life and love.

Set in the 1890s, Hello, Dolly! is a vibrant and comedic musical that follows the story of Dolly Gallagher Levi, a bold and charismatic matchmaker in New York City. Widowed but full of life, Dolly is hired to find a wife for the wealthy but grumpy half-a-millionaire Horace Vandergelder of Yonkers. However, she has plans of her own—Dolly sets her sights on marrying Horace herself. As she schemes to win him over, Dolly also helps several young couples find love, including Horace’s niece Ermengarde and her struggling artist boyfriend Ambrose, as well as Horace’s overworked clerks Cornelius and Barnaby, who embark on a misadventurous trip to New York in search of romance and excitement. ​ The musical features energetic dance numbers, colorful characters, and classic songs like “Put On Your Sunday Clothes,” “Before the Parade Passes By,” and the iconic title number “Hello, Dolly!” In the end, love triumphs, and Dolly reclaims her joy in life and love.

Fall Festival & History Harvest

2nd Annual Soque River Fine Arts Festival

Trick or Treating on the Square