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An exhibition featuring 30 iconic images from Ansel Adams' famed Museum Set. Believed to be among the best he ever captured, these works are loaned from the private collection of Ansel's granddaughter, Virginia Adams Mayhew.
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Find great produce, fresh flowers, baked goods, handmade craft items and more each Wednesday 4-8 PM and Saturday 7 AM-Noon May-October in Downtown Cartersville's Founders Oak Parking Lot across from City Hall.
Find out moreFind great produce, fresh flowers, baked goods, handmade craft items and more each Wednesday 4-8 PM and Saturday 7 AM-Noon May-October in Downtown Cartersville's Founders Oak Parking Lot across from City Hall.
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Children ages 6-12 years may enjoy a day of games, activities and learning experiences consisting of lost prevention, guided tours, nature hikes, a primitive tools and weapons show with blow-dart making, and more weather permitting. Registration is required.
Find out moreFind great produce, fresh flowers, baked goods, handmade craft items and more each Wednesday 4-8 PM and Saturday 7 AM-Noon May-October in Downtown Cartersville's Founders Oak Parking Lot across from City Hall.
Find out moreFind great produce, fresh flowers, baked goods, handmade craft items and more each Wednesday 4-8 PM and Saturday 7 AM-Noon May-October in Downtown Cartersville's Founders Oak Parking Lot across from City Hall.
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A guided hike on Etowah Mounds' Interpretive Trail to the river to learn about site history and wildlife; with a return hike on the River Walk Nature Trail to discuss native flora.
Find out moreFind great produce, fresh flowers, baked goods, handmade craft items and more each Wednesday 4-8 PM and Saturday 7 AM-Noon May-October in Downtown Cartersville's Founders Oak Parking Lot across from City Hall.
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A guided 1.57 mile hike on the eve of the full moon to the David G. Archer Summit Overlook at 1,562 feet above sea level to enjoy a stunning view of Allatoona Lake, the Etowah River Valley and the lights of Cartersville. Participants should bring a flashlight. Hikes may be canceled due to bad weather.…
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Gem, mineral, fossil, and jewelry dealers from across the country will be set up both inside and outside. Browse and buy rare and exotic jewelry, ancient fossils, and rocks from around the world. There will be many hands-on activities for children, and great food, too.
Find out moreFind great produce, fresh flowers, baked goods, handmade craft items and more each Wednesday 4-8 PM and Saturday 7 AM-Noon May-October in Downtown Cartersville's Founders Oak Parking Lot across from City Hall.
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A showcase for collectors from across the Southeastern US. Browse and buy from more than 100 tables of authentic Native American artifacts, books, literature and display frames.
Find out moreChildren ages 6-12 years may enjoy a day of games, activities and learning experiences consisting of lost prevention, guided tours, nature hikes, a primitive tools and weapons show with blow-dart making, and more weather permitting. Registration is required.
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Join the Red Top Mountain Park Rangers in celebration of "Get Outdoors Month" to craft, play and learn during nature-inspired activities. Fun for all ages! $5 park pass per vehicle.
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A park ranger will lead this four-day adventure of learning, crafting and exploring. Participants will work toward the deer badge each day from 9AM-3PM. Pre-registration is required and payment is due at time of registration. Registrations will be accepted M-TH, 9AM-5PM, beginning May 3, 2017. Cost: $75 per child, plus $5 park pass per vehicle.
Find out moreFind great produce, fresh flowers, baked goods, handmade craft items and more each Wednesday 4-8 PM and Saturday 7 AM-Noon May-October in Downtown Cartersville's Founders Oak Parking Lot across from City Hall.
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The country's largest week-long canoe/kayak camping adventure strokes through the 163-mile-long Etowah River in north Georgia. Registration opens January 31, for the Georgia River Network event, and organizers expect the 450 spaces available to go quickly. The 7-day trip will cover 125 miles of the Etowah River beginning near Dawsonville, and continuing through Canton and…
Find out moreFind great produce, fresh flowers, baked goods, handmade craft items and more each Wednesday 4-8 PM and Saturday 7 AM-Noon May-October in Downtown Cartersville's Founders Oak Parking Lot across from City Hall.
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Learn about Native American life, archaeology, and nature through fun activities like The Scavenger Hunt Challenge where guests explore the grounds and get involved in activities to complete the hunt. Regular admission charged, plus $5 parking fee.
Find out moreJoin the Red Top Mountain Park Rangers in celebration of "Get Outdoors Month" to craft, play and learn during nature-inspired activities. Fun for all ages! $5 park pass per vehicle.
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