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Coweta kicks off holiday season

By MAGGIE BOWERS maggie@newnan.com Santa is coming to town… a long with severa l loca l events, early shopping deals and family fun.

Coweta County will offer severa l holiday-i nspi red happenings in the remaining weeks before the new year. From theatre to treelightings, several cities are gea red to celebrate a nd entertain.

Local dance studio to offer classic production Newnan’s own Kyle Kahn

Studios will present the season’s first — but not only — production of The Nutcracker. The dance academy will offer the traditional holiday production with accompaniment by the Starr’s Mill High School Orchestra on Dec. 3 beginning at 7 p.m. and Dec. 4 at 3:30 p.m.

The show will take place in the Willie Duke Auditorium, located at Starr’s Mill High School at 193 Panther Path in Fayetteville. A portion of proceeds from ticket sales will benefit Children’s Miracle Network, a nonprof it orga n i zat ion t h at

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Lets Eat Toffee employee and friends, from left, Mallory Neil, Cheyane Jacks, design gingerbread houses on the square in Newnan.

raises funds for children’s hospita ls , resea rch , a nd health awareness. Remaining proceeds will go to the support and growth of student programs at Starr’s Mill High School.

Light up Senoia offers family entertainment The city of Senoia kicks of the holiday season each year with a much-a nticipated event that includes family-friendly entertainment.

Light up Senoia is scheduled to be held on Dec. 4 begin-

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Families gathered downtown to wave to Santa Claus and to observe decorated floats at the 2015 Newnan Christmas Parade.

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at 4 p.m. The community event will feature entertainment for all, food vendors and a parade of lights to begin at 5:30 p.m.

The evening will continue will the lighting of the Senoia holiday tree, fun at Santa’s workshop and a visit from Mr. and Mrs. Claus.

Nixon Centre celebrates with a chorus of holiday songs The Donald W. Nixon Centre for the Performing and Visual Arts, located at 1523 Lower Fayetteville Road in Newnan will host Christmas at the Centre by the Masterworks Chorale, featuring the Newnan Brass Ensemble on Dec. 3 at 7 p.m.

Music of the Christmas Season will include a variety of secular and sacred favorites.

Haralson to light tree Dec. 4 The Haralson Christmas tree lighting is an annual ceremony that will be held in front of the Haralson Head Start Center on Dec. 4 this year.

The celebration will begin at 6 p.m. and can be found at 171 Magnolia Street.

Newnan hosts annual holiday parade Tr a v e l i n g n o r t h o n LaGrange Street and into the downtown Newnan square on Dec.10 is the city’s annual Christmas parade. The parade, which will include a float carrying Santa Claus, is scheduled to begin at 6 p.m.

Decorations will be inspired by t he t heme , “ Song s of Christmas,” and the event will include floats, walking groups.

Decorated cars and trucks and school marching bands.

“We are looking forward to this parade this year,” said city public information officer Gina Snider. “Christmas is a very special time and it is fun to help spread the holiday cheer.”

The 2016 Christmas Parade Grand Marshall is Mrs. Mary Frances Smith of the Newnan Police Department. Smith has been with the city since 1971 and is looking forward to the festivities. Smith commented that she continues to enjoy her work with the city as a Parking Enforcement Officer. “[New na n] is a fa m i lyfriendly city and it really works with you because family come first,” Smith said.

Grantville holiday parade to begin at 5 p.m.

Nearby in the county of Coweta, the city of Grantville will host a Christmas parade on Dec. 10. Grantville’s annual event begins at 5 p.m. and is

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concluded with the holiday tree lighting at 6 p.m.

Float registration for the Grantville Christmas Parade will continue through Dec. 7.

Businesses and community members who would like to participate in the parade may contact Rebekah Davis at 678326-2424 or email rdavis@ grantvillega.org.

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The annual Thanksgiving spectacle came and went with no fistfights, food poisoning, major injuries or arrests.

Hooray for my family.

Once the turkey, dressing and casseroles were reduced to rubble, the Southern Arc presents word “diet” was mentioned often.

The Nutcracker Not by me. Holidays should be easy.

Dec 16 - 17 Diets are hard. Especially between Thanksgiving and Christmas, when Southern Arc Dance, owned and directed by famed dancer tempting treats lurk on every desk Paulo Manso de Sousa, will and table, waiting to destroy your once again offer a live perwillpower and waistline one bite at a formance of Tchaikovsky’s time.

Nutcracker. The ballet is preIt’s easier to just fast for a few weeks. sented by the Newnan CulDrink some water, shut your mouth tural Arts Commission and and let ‘er rip. No food, no worries. will be hosted by the WadSafe, effective—and cheap. I’m in. sworth Auditorium.

While planning my food fast, I Showtimes include Dec. 16 realized an information fast might do at 7:30 p.m. and Dec. 17 at 5 wonders for my mental health. p.m. Tickets can be purchased The TV News Fast started the day for $20 general admission after Thanksgiving. So far, so good. online at www.tututix.com/ Since the fast only applies to TV southernarcdance or by callU.S.D.A. Select Beef news, televised sports are allowed, ing 770-683-3724.

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The Brown’s youngest son, Noah, alone is worth a watch. In a creepy sort of way.

National Geographic offers a TV channel for insecure people who need to change channels fast when those friends who “only watch PBS” come over. (You know who they are.)

Travel Channel’s biggest hit is “Expedition Unknown,” starring an Indiana Jones wannabe named Josh Gates. Gates is an archaeologist who parachutes, SCUBA dives, motorcycles and mountain climbs his way around the world looking for traces of legendary people and places, including Amelia Earhart, Attila the Hun, Blackbeard and the lost continent of Atlantis. It’s great.

The campaign season was brutal.

Especially on TV. Take a month or two and treat yourself to some programming designed to let you smile, think and relax.

Your blood pressure will thank you.

So will your family.

One caution. Avoid the “do-ityourself” home-improvement TV shows. The “stars” make it look easy.

It’s not. One wrong move and instead of watching a TV show, you could be starring on “Judge Judy” or “Divorce Court.”

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The guys believe if they can dig a real big hole in just the right spot on Oak Island they can find treasure buried over a thousand years ago by medieval warriors—or more recently by Portuguese explorers or Christopher Columbus’ cousin Butch.

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Fayetteville The Nutcracker Dec. 3 & 4 | Dec. 3 at 7 p.m., and Dec. 4 at 3:30 p.m. | $15 Kyle Kahn Studios presents The Nutcracker Dec. 3 and 4 at Starr’s Mill High School’s Willie Duke Auditorium, located at 193 Panther Path in Fayetteville. The production will feature the Starr’s Mill High School Orchestra live, under the direction of Nathan Kufchak. Coweta and Fayette County’s best youth talent will be featured in the program and a portion of the show’s proceeds will benefit the Children’s Miracle Network and the Starr’s Mill High School. Tickets are available online for the family-friendly show at www. kylekahnstudios.com or can be purchased by emailing info@kylekahn.com.

Newnan Society of Seven Art Exhibit Dec. 3 & 4 | Dec. 3 at 11 a.m. and Dec. 4 at 12 p.m. | $0

showcase a collection of works in a two-day only exhibit. The seven artists will offer a selection of their most recent works together at the Newnan Historical Train Depot located at 60 East Broad Street. The exhibit opens at 11 a.m. on Dec. 3, at 12 p.m. on Dec. 4, and closes at 3 p.m. on both days. This event is free and open to the public.

Newnan Newnan Art Depot Grand Opening Dec. 3 | 5 - 8 p.m. | $0 The Newnan Art Depot, an art space for instruction, exhibits, and art gatherings will host a Grand Opening gathering featuring works by the late Carl Tait from LaGrange Ga. All proceeds from the event will benefit the new Children’s Art Museum at the Male Academy Museum in Newnan. The Art Depot is located at 30 Washington Street in Newnan.

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The Society of Seven, a group of local, well-known, realist plein air painters, will return to Newnan to

Christmas at the Nixon Centre: Music of the Season Dec. 3 | 7 - 8:30 p.m. | $15

The Donald W. Nixon Centre for the Performing and Visual Arts, located at 1523 Lower Fayetteville Road in Newnan will host Christmas at the Centre by the Masterworks Chorale, featuring the Newnan Brass Ensemble on Dec. 3 at 7 p.m. Music of the Season will include a variety of secular and sacred Christmas favorites. For more information on this and other Nixon Centre events, visit www.thecentreonline. net or call 770-254-2787.

Peachtree City Jingle Bell Trail 5K Dec. 3 | 8:30 a.m. | $25 Join Peachtree City Elementary School for the 20th anniversary Jingle Bell Trail, the longest-running school race in Fayette County.

Race alongside Santa and hundreds of participants to benefit Peachtree City Elementary School. Registration includes a race T-shirt and swag bag.

Door prizes and vendors will also be included at the event.

Download an application for the run at www.tinyurl. com/2016JBTApp. For more information, contact Amanda White at white.amanda@ mail.fcboe.org or call 770631-3250.

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Newnan offers Plaid Friday deals

Newnan community members, from left, Susan Fleming, Kim Fleming and Jonathan Tillitski celebrate downtown’s Plaid Friday, a favorite holiday shopping day in town.

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Senoia Light Up Senoia Parade Dec. 3 | 4 - 8 p.m. | $0 Held in lovely downtown Senoia, this holiday event features family entertainment, food, a parade of lights at 5:30 p.m., lighting of the tree, Santa’s workshop, and Santa and Mrs. Claus.

For more information, visit http://www.exploregeorgia. org/ .

You are cordially invited to attend our December Events at Insignia of Newnan.

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Artist and gallery owner sarah swanson, on right, meets veteran pilot Tom Martin. A photo of Marti was submitted by his family and was the subject of swanson’s work and a part of the recent exhibit at the Suffering Artist Gallery.

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The Suffering Artist Gallery, located in downtown Hogansville, is quickly approaching the oneyea r a n n iversa r y of its g ra nd opening at the end of February 2016.

The gallery’s owners, artist and nurse Sarah Swanson and husband Chris have worked together to produce several unique exhibits throughout the year, including large-scale drawings by Swanson herself along with the work of several additional local artists.

It is the latest exhibit, a tribute to veterans which opened to the public with a reception Nov. 19, however, that has likely garnered the most attention from the community. The show included the works of seven local artists in addition to Swanson, each depicting photos of veterans in a variety of sizes, colors and mediums.

Swanson collected photos of soldiers set against the backdrop of base camps and battlef ields across the world. Nearly all of the images were submitted by local veterans and their families.

“The contributing artists chose from the photos of veterans and created one or more works in their

chosen mediums,” Swanson said, noting that in addition to the collection of art works, several of the submitted images were enlarged and printed on canvas for guests to enjoy.

Shortly after discussing the idea for the exhibit, Swanson found that the project had garnered a significant amount of attention including an offer of sponsorship from nearby Wellstar West Georgia. Co-owner and Newnan High School teacher Chris Swanson was offered assistance by the local high school history department, in addition to multiple student volunteers who would help with organizing and managing the event.

The reception for “A Good Soldier: An Artistic Tribute to our Veterans” included special speakers Representative Bob Trammell and Hogansville Mayor Bill Sta n k iewicz a nd record g uest attendance.

“It was a wonderful show and a wonderful time in Hogansville,” local businesswoman Toni Striblin commented on an event post on Facebook following the event.

“The exhibit was wonderful and touching.”

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