Your wedding day is one of the most significant events you will ever experience - one that will be ingrained in your mind and treasured for decades. On this day, friends and family gather to celebrate the next steps in your life. Photographers run to and fro, snapping what seems to be a million different pictures. Caterers plate the carefully selected foods you've chosen for everyone to enjoy. DJs set the mood for an unforgettable night of celebration and libation while guests, new and old, dance the night away.
And while you and your lifelong partner will undoubtedly be at the center of attention, your wedding venue is the hub for all the exciting activity around you.
The truth is that your wedding venue is an extension of the qualities that make you and your spouse special. It helps capture your uniqueness and is often paramount to an incredible wedding. But without the right wedding location and staff, the biggest moment of your life may be unforgettable for all the wrong reasons. Fortunately, at Toccoa House Properties, you'll never have to worry about unremarkable ceremony spots or uncomfortable areas where your wedding party must wait.
Like a hidden gem, Toccoa House Properties lies deep within the mountains of Blue Ridge, GA. Here, soon-to-be-married couples and their guests can enjoy 17 acres of pristine private property in a storybook setting with river views and manicured meadows.
This highly sought-after wedding venue comes with a host of features and amenities, including:
If you've been searching for a wedding venue that epitomizes beauty, relaxation, comfort, and convenience, look no further than Toccoa House Properties.
As a wedding venue in Blue Ridge for couples in Athens-Clarke County, GA, Toccoa House Properties is simply magical, where the beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains meets the country-chic vibes of modern Appalachia. It has a distinctly custom-built feel, and for good reason. Nearly every inch of the property - from the luxurious cabins within walking distance of one another to the heated pool and more - was purpose-built for exceptional events, like weddings in Blue Ridge.
It all started when Oregonian Greg Spencer initially discovered the Blue Ridge area on a backpacking trip to the Cohutta Wilderness in the 1980s. A short time later, enamored of the area, Greg embarked on a land-purchasing mission that led him to 17 acres of undeveloped acreage. Amazed by the beauty of the Toccoa River and the inspiring views of the surrounding mountains, Greg wasted no time in securing what is now known as Toccoa House Properties.
Today, Toccoa House Properties exists as a one-of-a-kind, highly sought-after event space and wedding venue. As a family-owned and operated business, we take pride in putting on fairytale weddings for you and your guests. In fact, our unique location and commitment to personalized wedding services are what separate us from other wedding venues in North Georgia.
Simply put, we aren't afraid to go "above and beyond" for wedding clients. If you need assistance or advice, you can rest easy knowing that our team will answer your calls - not an automated answering machine or third-party service.
Here at Toccoa House Properties, we do things a little differently than other wedding venues in North Georgia. Unlike most, we own the land that so many brides and grooms have used for their destination weddings. We designed and built each of the luxury cabins you'll find onsite, where you and your wedding party can rest, relax, and reminisce. Plus, we personally manage the day-to-day needs of our wedding clients.
On your big day, our ultimate goal is to exceed your expectations through personalized service, outstanding amenities, and the peace of mind knowing that your needs are our priority. When your wedding takes place at Toccoa House Properties, you're the apple of our eye, no questions asked.
Here are just a few of the most popular reasons why guests choose Toccoa House Properties as their wedding venue in Georgia, along with some helpful tips from our seasoned wedding venue staff:
When it comes to venue size and versatility, few wedding locations can match Toccoa House Properties. That's because we provide an alluring mix of outdoor and indoor ceremony and reception options spread across 17+ acres of beauty. Whether you want to recite your vows in the tranquility of our chapel or say "I Do" with golden hour river views, we can accommodate you. With more than 1,000 feet of Toccoa River frontage, lush meadows, rustic walking trails, and more, having a storybook wedding in the mountains is easy, like Sunday morning.
Keep in mind that this is your big day. You shouldn't feel obligated to invite teammates from your high school soccer team. Your wedding venue should be one that can accommodate those closest to you. Toccoa House Properties is equipped for weddings of various sizes and themes. Whether you want a quaint wedding with only your best friends or a larger ceremony, we have the right amount of room to make you comfortable.
On your special day, chances are family and friends will be traveling to celebrate with you. These folks will need lodging both during and after your wedding. And if we're being honest, ease of accessibility is an important factor when choosing a wedding venue in Blue Ridge for couples in Athens-Clarke County, GA. With six custom-built cabins, all within walking distance of one another, getting a good night's rest is easy when your wedding party stays at Toccoa House Properties. Need an offsite hotel or vacation rental? Blue Ridge, GA, is known for its charming and unique lodging options, many of which are only a few miles from our wedding space.
When you contact our wedding coordinator to schedule a tour, make sure to ask about the fun and exciting cabin amenities we have. From pool tables to hot tubs and more, your wedding will be more than just memorable: it'll be downright fun!
Toccoa House Properties takes pride in having one of the friendliest and most accessible teams in the industry. We assign a dedicated point of contact who can assist you with any queries regarding timelines, preferred vendors, or any other aspect of your wedding. Our goal is for you to feel fully informed and confident when you visit our Blue Ridge wedding venue for the first time so you can make an educated purchasing decision.
When you and your spouse celebrate your anniversary a decade from now, you will look back at your wedding photos and reminisce about the wonderful moments you shared at Toccoa House Properties. We understand the importance of preserving these memories, and as such, work closely with you and your photographer to suggest unique and beautiful photo locations on our grounds. From waterfront walks along the Toccoa River to poses in front of our lovely pond, there is no shortage of photo-op locations for your photographer to choose from.
Need a little help choosing a local photographer for your wedding? As a popular wedding destination, we have had the pleasure of working with many talented photographers over the years. Through our experience, we have curated a list of preferred photographers who are familiar with our venue and have the skills to capture your special day beautifully.
We encourage you to check us out on Instagram and Facebook to see the scope of our wedding venue and gain inspiration from other happy couples.
When it comes to the decor for your wedding, it's likely that you have some ideas already in mind. We're thrilled when our brides and grooms have a vision in mind because we take joy in bringing that vision to life. At Toccoa House Properties, we're happy to assist you and your decorator accent, fit, and accommodate your dream wedding. Looking for some artificial floral arrangements? Need a specific type of centerpiece? Contact our office today to learn more about how we can help.
If you'd like to supply your own greenery, florals, lighting, and more, we suggest that you discuss your ideas with us when you tour our wedding venue. That way, we can get a head start on accommodating your needs.
When asked to give feedback, guests cite our variety package options as a big reason for choosing our wedding venue in Blue Ridge for couples in Athens-Clarke County, GA. We know that all couples will have different needs and budgets. That's why we offer a range of choices, from all-inclusive packages with lodging for 50 guests and complete access to Toccoa House Properties to Micro Packages with Vegas-inspired ceremonies that last an hour.
While we would be honored if you chose Toccoa House Properties as your wedding venue in Blue Ridge, we must admit that we're true romantics at heart. At the end of the day, we want your wedding to be the very best that it can be - which is why we're happy to provide some time-tested tips for selecting a location for your wedding.
When selecting a venue for your wedding, it's important to take into account the overall look and atmosphere you wish to achieve. Your chosen wedding style will determine which venues are most suitable for you and your partner.
What time of the year do you want to get married? Once you have an idea of a season, like fall or spring, come up with a list of potential of wedding venues in Blue Ridge, GA, like Toccoa House Properties.
One of the most important steps involved in choosing a wedding venue is to tour the space. Don't be afraid to ask pertinent questions. If the venue manager seems like they have better things to do than answer your questions, look elsewhere.
Once you narrow down your wedding venue choices, consider the amenities and services the venue offers. Be sure to weigh what they offer against your needs and budget to further narrow down your choices.
If you think your guests will hate a particular wedding venue location, why consider it in the first place? Choosing a destination - like Toccoa House Properties - that is within a short driving distance of grocery stores and restaurants is almost always better than a hard-to-access venue.
Do yourself a favor and check out the wedding venue's Google reviews and reviews on other platforms. You can also ask for opinions from people you trust, like friends and family members. Don't be afraid to reach out directly to people who have used the wedding venue previously. A wedding venue in Blue Ridge for couples in Athens-Clarke County, GA, should be excited to show you their online reviews. If you notice a disparaging review, try asking the owner of the wedding venue to explain their side of the story before writing them off completely.
Try coming up with a list of pros and cons of each wedding venue that you're considering. Doing so can help you whittle your list down to one or two choices. Remember to trust your gut throughout this process. If you've come down to two choices, and something about one of the venues rubbed you the wrong way, it's probably for a reason.
Once you've settled on a wedding venue, it's time to book! As most wedding venues will tell you, try booking your venue at least a year before your wedding is set to take place. Doing so will give you plenty of time to plan. If you need help preparing, don't be afraid to work with a professional wedding planner to make your life easier.
When it comes to tying the knot with your soon-to-be spouse, there's a lot on your plate to consider. Choosing the right wedding space can mean the difference between the wedding of your dreams and an experience you'd like to forget. With six fully-furnished cabins, 17 acres of natural beauty, an array of outdoor activities, a quarter mile of Toccoa River frontage, and much more, there's no better option than our wedding venue in Blue Ridge for couples in Athens-Clarke County, GA- Toccoa House Properties.
706-633-0141Thursday's contest between the Florida Gators (21-10, 11-7 SEC) and Georgia Bulldogs (17-15, 6-12 SEC) matching up at Bridgestone Arena has a projected final score of 81-75 (based on our computer prediction) in favor of Florida, who is listed as a small favorite by our model. The game will start at 9:30 PM ET on March 14.According to our computer prediction, Georgia is projected to cover the spread (8.5) versus Florida. The two sides are projected to exceed the 154.5 total....
Thursday's contest between the Florida Gators (21-10, 11-7 SEC) and Georgia Bulldogs (17-15, 6-12 SEC) matching up at Bridgestone Arena has a projected final score of 81-75 (based on our computer prediction) in favor of Florida, who is listed as a small favorite by our model. The game will start at 9:30 PM ET on March 14.
According to our computer prediction, Georgia is projected to cover the spread (8.5) versus Florida. The two sides are projected to exceed the 154.5 total.
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Florida's record against the spread so far this season is 15-15-0, and Georgia's is 18-12-0. A total of 20 out of the Gators' games this season have hit the over, and 13 of the Bulldogs' games have gone over. The two teams score 159.5 points per game, five more points than this matchup's total. Florida has a 5-5 record against the spread while going 6-4 overall in the past 10 contests. Georgia has gone 6-4 against the spread and 3-7 overall in its last 10 contests.
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It is rodeo time in Athens: the Great Southland Stampede Rodeo, hosted by UGA’s Block and Bridle Club, gets underway this evening at the University’s Livestock Instructional Arena on South Milledge Avenue. The Rodeo continues through Saturday.From the Great Southland Stampede Rodeo website…The Great Southland Stampede Rodeo is operated entirely by UGA Block & Bridle members with a mission of provid...
It is rodeo time in Athens: the Great Southland Stampede Rodeo, hosted by UGA’s Block and Bridle Club, gets underway this evening at the University’s Livestock Instructional Arena on South Milledge Avenue. The Rodeo continues through Saturday.
From the Great Southland Stampede Rodeo website…
The Great Southland Stampede Rodeo is operated entirely by UGA Block & Bridle members with a mission of providing a quality rodeo experience.
Determination and innovation—that is the foundation of the Great Southland Stampede Rodeo. The year was 1970 and the University of Georgia livestock judging team needed funds to travel the country to compete in various livestock judging competitions. With the idea of putting on a rodeo as a fundraiser, each team member signed a note, put their trucks and washing machines up for collateral and went to work on what would one day become a UGA tradition. Needless to say, they didn’t lose their trucks or washing machines.
In 1974, the rodeo was held under the arched ceiling of UGA’s Stegeman Coliseum and became sanctioned by the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. Each April for 29 years, the basketball courts were removed for one week and replaced with 10 inches of dirt. That weekend, Stegeman Coliseum, filled to capacity, played host to a different kind of sport: a rodeo that was once deemed the “Largest Rodeo East of the Mississippi.” al
In 2004, GSSR moved from the Coliseum to Heritage Park in Oconee County. The passionate students of the UGA Block and Bridle Club continued the tradition of the rodeo but fought endlessly to bring the rodeo back to its proper place, the University of Georgia campus. Since 2008, the rodeo has been held at the Livestock Instructional Arena on South Milledge Avenue and has continued its success. Over the course of the three-day event, crowds have reached over 5,000.
GSSR is still one of the largest rodeos in Georgia and it is still run solely by students, just as it was started. This year-long experience provides skills and experiences in a unique opportunity that enhances the education that GSSR committee members receive during their time at the university, as well as a volunteer opportunity when nearly 1,000 local elementary students are invited to the Special Events Rodeo as an educational experience to learn about America’s western heritage and the origination of rodeo events. The GSSR committee could not reach this kind of success without the endless support and guidance of its stock contractor (Bar W Rodeo Company), clown (Jake Willcox), Roger and Ashley Mooney and countless other friends and supporters. With their help, our committed students produce a yearly rodeo that they pride themselves on and set the path for future students to do the same.
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Georgia is on the road but looking no worse for wear. They have jumped out to a quick 31-30 lead against Missouri.If Georgia keeps playing like this, they'll bump their record up to 17-15 in no time. On the other hand, Missouri will have to make due with an 8-24 record unless they turn things around (and fast).Missouri Tigers @ Georgia BulldogsCurrent Records: Missouri 8-23, Georgia 16-15The Georgia Bulldogs and the Missouri Tigers are set to clash at 9:30 p.m. ET on Wednesday at Bridgestone Arena in an SEC postse...
Georgia is on the road but looking no worse for wear. They have jumped out to a quick 31-30 lead against Missouri.
If Georgia keeps playing like this, they'll bump their record up to 17-15 in no time. On the other hand, Missouri will have to make due with an 8-24 record unless they turn things around (and fast).
Missouri Tigers @ Georgia Bulldogs
Current Records: Missouri 8-23, Georgia 16-15
The Georgia Bulldogs and the Missouri Tigers are set to clash at 9:30 p.m. ET on Wednesday at Bridgestone Arena in an SEC postseason contest. Both teams took a loss in their last game, so they'll have plenty of motivation to get the 'W'.
It's hard to win when you don't work as a unit and post 20 fewer assists than your opponent, a fact Georgia found out the hard way on Saturday. They fell 92-78 to the Tigers. Georgia has struggled against Auburn recently, as their match on Saturday was their third consecutive lost matchup.
Despite the loss, Georgia had strong showings from Silas Demary Jr., who scored 15 points along with five rebounds, and Russel Tchewa, who dropped a double-double on 14 points and ten rebounds. Demary Jr. didn't help Georgia's cause all that much against Ole Miss last Tuesday but the same can't be said for this match.
Meanwhile, Missouri's recent rough patch got a bit rougher on Saturday after their 18th straight defeat. They took a 84-80 hit to the loss column at the hands of the Tigers.
Despite the defeat, Missouri had strong showings from Sean East II, who scored 26 points along with five rebounds and two steals, and Noah Carter, who scored 18 points along with three steals. East II hasn't dropped below 20 points for seven straight games.
Missouri struggled to work together and finished the game with only eight assists. They are winless (0-6) when they just don't pass the ball.
The Bulldogs have traveled a rocky road recently having lost ten of their last 12 matches, which put a noticeable dent in their 16-15 record this season. As for the Tigers, their loss was their tenth straight on the road, which dropped their record down to 8-23.
Georgia is hoping to beat the odds on Wednesday, as the experts think they're headed for a loss.
Georgia beat Missouri 75-68 in their previous matchup back in January. Will Georgia repeat their success, or does Missouri have a better game plan this time around? We'll find out soon enough.
Georgia is a 3-point favorite against Missouri, according to the latest college basketball odds.
The oddsmakers were right in line with the betting community on this one, as the game opened as a 3-point spread, and stayed right there.
The over/under is 147 points.
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Missouri has won 7 out of their last 10 games against Georgia.
The actual day of St. Patrick’s Day falling on a weekend provides some extra incentive to find your festive gear of yesteryear, throw on something green and follow the party over the next few days. The Athens area will host a variety of events, from energetic day festivals to more laid-back concerts and even charity fundraisers. Here are a few cheery gatherings scheduled for Friday through Sunday, but be sure to check the Flagpole calendars for more St. Paddy’s Day-themed events for adults and children happening througho...
The actual day of St. Patrick’s Day falling on a weekend provides some extra incentive to find your festive gear of yesteryear, throw on something green and follow the party over the next few days. The Athens area will host a variety of events, from energetic day festivals to more laid-back concerts and even charity fundraisers. Here are a few cheery gatherings scheduled for Friday through Sunday, but be sure to check the Flagpole calendars for more St. Paddy’s Day-themed events for adults and children happening throughout the week.
Self-described as “if The Pogues had a baby with The Clancy Brothers,” Irish folk-rock band Fawney Rig will be bringing its unique setlist that spans traditions to multiple venues this weekend. Claire Campbell of Hope For Agoldensummer and Nathan Peters of Beat Up head this project, with a backing band of friends on accordion, banjo, drums and upright bass. The group will be playing Celtic classics, foot-stomping jigs, some lulling ballads and a few upbeat rock songs. Pick your vibe between the three venues, with your choice of early or late evening start times. Mar. 15, 8 p.m. at Nowhere Bar. $10. Mar. 16, 6 p.m. at Front Porch Bookstore. FREE! Mar. 17, 6 p.m. & 8 p.m. at Hendershot’s. $25.
The only full-day celebration on this list, it provides a lot of options for working the festivities into your other plans or making this your one-stop party shop. This celebration includes a beer release of Phelan Good, Athentic’s Irish Red Ale.If you’re looking for a feast, there will be a Taste of the World lunch featuring Irish cuisine from 11 a.m.–2 p.m. before the Homy.Made food truck takes over from 5–9 p.m. Stay late for the live entertainment, featuring Repent at Leisure Band’s Celtic tunes from 7–10 p.m. and a special dance performance by Carpenter Academy of Irish Dance. 11 a.m.–10 p.m. FREE! athenticbrewing.com
Bring your folding chairs and blanket, and settle in for an evening full of entertainment behind the brewery. Your first pint is included in the ticket price, and there will be a food truck on site to sustain your partying. Everything kicks off with Carpenter Academy of Irish Dance at 4:45 p.m. Following the academy’s graceful performance, live music will carry the rest of the night with The Green Flag Band & Friends (5:30 p.m.), a tribute to The Pogues by The Knockouts (7 p.m.) and Thick Lizzy (8:30 p.m.), a Thin Lizzy cover band with members of Hayride, Shehehe, Landspeeder, Wyld Staleyz, Donkey Punch and more. 4–10 p.m. FREE! (20 & under), $10 (21 & up). facebook.com/AubreyEntertainmentAthensGA
Perhaps you’re in the giving spirit instead? This fundraising gala, sponsored by Working Oglethorpe Women and the Oglethorpe Chamber of Commerce, is in benefit of Vincent’s Place. The nonprofit will be a sanctuary for small farm animals rescued from abuse, neglect and abandonment, and it will offer free animal-assisted therapy to veterans and other members of the community in need of support. The event will feature a DJ, dancing, heavy hors d’oeuvres, desserts, coffee and a silent auction. 7–11 p.m. $20. vincentsplace.org
Also combining festive fun with good will for the community, Keep Athens-Clarke County Beautiful is raising funds to fill the loop with daffodils and crape myrtles. The Homy.Made food truck will be on site, DJ LaDarius will be spinning tunes and the Carpenter Academy of Irish Dance will perform. There will also be kids activities, a costume contest and a dunk tank featuring Cameron Harrelson, Cathy Rumfelt, David Hyde, Tommy Valentine, David Bradley, Brittany Barnes, Nathan Stuck and more. 4–8 p.m. FREE! keepathensbeautiful.org
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The Red & Black compiles a weekly roundup of shows and events for the upcoming weekend. This weekend includes an open mic, the 59th annual Great Southland Stampede Rodeo, multiple St. Patrick’s Day celebrations and more.BOB DYLANWHAT: Bob Dylan will be in Athens on his “Rough and Rowdy Ways World Wide Tour” in support of his 39th studio album. The tour includes 138 shows in North America, 53 in Europe and 11 in Asia. The use of phones will not be permitted in the performance space, and upo...
The Red & Black compiles a weekly roundup of shows and events for the upcoming weekend. This weekend includes an open mic, the 59th annual Great Southland Stampede Rodeo, multiple St. Patrick’s Day celebrations and more.
BOB DYLAN
WHAT: Bob Dylan will be in Athens on his “Rough and Rowdy Ways World Wide Tour” in support of his 39th studio album. The tour includes 138 shows in North America, 53 in Europe and 11 in Asia. The use of phones will not be permitted in the performance space, and upon arrival, attendees phones will be secured in individual Yondr pouches. Dylan will be in town Thursday and Friday.
WHERE: The Classic Center
WHEN: 8 p.m.
PRICE: $58 to $133
RODEO
WHAT: The 49th annual Great Southland Stampede Rodeo operated by UGA Block and Bridle will take place at the UGA Livestock Instructional Arena this Thursday. The audience can anticipate events such as barrel racing, bull riding and more from riders of all ages and levels.
WHERE: UGA Livestock Instructional Arena
WHEN: Doors open at 6 p.m., begins at 8 p.m.
PRICE: $10 to $25
OPEN MIC
WHAT: @local will be hosting their weekly open mic night. Musicians, comedians, poets and everyone in between are welcome to take the stage.
WHERE: @local
WHEN: 9 p.m.
PRICE: Free
ST. PATRICK’S PARTY
WHAT: Athentic Brewing Company will be hosting a St. Patrick’s Day party complete with an Irish beer release, Irish foods, live Celtic pub music by Repent at Leisure and an Irish dance performance from the Carpenter Academy of Irish Dance.
WHERE: Athentic Brewing Company
WHEN: 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
PRICE: Free
FILM SCREENING AND PANEL
WHAT: “Imagining the Indian: The Fight Against Native American Mascoting” will be shown at the Morton Theatre on Friday followed by a panel discussion with the filmmakers, Kevin Blackistone, Yancey Burns and Ben West. The screening and the panel discussion will work to examine the movement to eradicate words, images and gestures that many Native Americans find demeaning and offensive.
WHERE: Morton Theatre
WHEN: Doors open at 5:30 p.m., film begins at 6:30 p.m.
PRICE: Suggested donation of $5
“STORYTIME IN THE PARK”
WHAT: The Athens Regional Library will be hosting an outdoor storytime session at Boulevard Woods Park to share songs, rhymes and stories. Attendees are recommended to bring a blanket, bug spray and sunscreen. The program is recommended for five years and younger with prior registration not required.
WHERE: Boulevard Woods Park
WHEN: 10 to 11 a.m.
PRICE: Free
ZOO DAY
WHAT: The Leisure Services Department will host its annual “Zoo Day” at Bear Hollow Zoo at Memorial Park. Athenians will have the opportunity to celebrate animal art with local art vendors, a youth art exhibition and educational animal encounters.
WHERE: Memorial Park and Bear Hollow Zoo
WHEN: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
PRICE: Free
LANTERN PARADE
WHAT: The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services will be holding the second annual “Flight of the Fireflies Lantern Parade” at Dudley Park. The whole community is invited to light up the paths of Dudley Park and enjoy live music, performers and illuminated sculptures. DIY lanterns with any portable light source are encouraged.
WHERE: Dudley Park
WHEN: 7:30 p.m.
PRICE: Free
DRAWING CLASS
WHAT: Joel Rosenburg will be leading a drawing workshop in the galleries of the Georgia Museum of Art this Saturday. Art supplies will be provided. Seats are limited; to reserve a spot email gmoa-tours@uga.edu.
WHERE: Georgia Museum of Art
WHEN: 2 to 4 p.m.
PRICE: Free, registration encouraged
IRISH MUSIC
WHAT: Fawney Rig, an Irish folk-rock group, will be performing at a St. Patrick’s Day dinner hosted at Hendershot’s. Irish food, such as corned beef and soda bread, will be provided, as well as the Irish sounds of the mandolin, accordion, banjo, drums, bass and penny whistle. Ticket prices include dinner.
WHERE: Hendershot’s
WHEN: Doors for the 6 p.m. show open at 5:30 p.m., and doors for the 8 p.m. show open at 7:30 p.m.
PRICE: $25
ST. PATRICK’S CELEBRATION
WHAT: Terrapin Brewing Company is holding a “Keepin’ it Green and Brew-tiful” St. Patrick’s Day celebration. The event will raise funds to help Keep Athens-Clarke County Beautiful fill The Loop with daffodils and crape myrtles. The event will have a raffle, pints, a performance by the Carpenter Academy of Irish Dance and a bagpiper.
WHERE: Terrapin Brewing Co.
WHEN: 4 to 8 p.m.
PRICE: Free
PUPS AND PINTS
WHAT: Every third Sunday, Athentic Brewing Company hosts Pups and Pints, an opportunity for Athenians to learn about Athens-Clarke County Animal Services, meet adoptable dogs and shop dog accessories. Oscar Bites Dog Treats, Pups Up Dog Boutique and Strong K9 solutions will be on site. Attendees can enjoy one complimentary pour for applying to adopt a dog.
WHERE: Athentic Brewing Company
WHEN: 3 to 6 p.m.
PRICE: Free
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