Ashlynn's Weekender Guide

Good morning and happy Thursday! We are just one week away from Thanksgiving! It's time to get the turkey. stuffing, green bean casserole, or whatever your favorite Thanksgiving dish is ready! For some of you, this will be your second or fourth Thanksgiving (or Friendsgiving) meal you share this month. Just remember, throughout all your turkey eating, to take in the memories that you have with your loved ones and be thankful for what you have been blessed with!

That much expected cold snap has finally hit the Cleveland area, so it's time to get out your heavy coat and knit sweaters! The weather this weekend will continue that trend with temperatures dropping into the mid 30s and mid 50s. Sweater weather season is FINALLY here, which means it's time to get out there and do some winter activities.

Let's take a look!

Friday Nov. 22nd
  • Auditions for The Wizard of Oz
    • Location: Cleveland City Ballet 
      • Address: 445 Church St. SE, Cleveland, TN
    • Time: 6pm - 8pm
    • More Info: 
      • Prepare a couple of music tracks to sing
      • May be asked to do a short reading from a script 
      • Asked to show dance movement 
  • Wind Ensemble Concert
    • Location: Pangle Hall
      • Address: 340 Church St. NE, Cleveland, TN
    • Time: 7:30pm
    • More Info: 
      • Event is offered to the public 
  • Christmas Needle Felting Class
    • Location: Art at the Square
      • Address: 200 Paul Huff Pkwy, Suite 612, Cleveland, TN
    • Time: 6pm - 8pm
    • More Info: 
      • $22 per project

Saturday Nov. 23rd
  • Toy Ride for Polk County Kids
    • Location: Polk County Courthouse
      • Address: 6239 Hwy 411, Benton, TN
    • Time: 10am
    • More Info: 
      • Donations taken for toys for Polk County children
      • Rides are $20 or more based on donation 
      • Plan on a 1.5-2 hour ride through Benton Mountain, Reliance area, and end the ride at the Bus Bar & Grill 

  • Christmas on the Square in Downtown Cleveland 
    • Location: County Courthouse
      • Address: 155 Broad St. NW, Cleveland, TN 
    • Time: 4pm - 8pm
    •  More Info: 
      • Community Christmas Tree Lighting
      • Kids Station 
        • Holiday coloring, ornament-making, & Christmas Storytime
      • Ribbon & Bow Decorating Station
      • S'more's Station
      • Live Performances by Cleveland City Ballet Rockettes & Dickins Carolers from Good Soil Theatre Company 
      • Downtown shops open late
  • Arrow Making & Basket Weaving
    • Location: Museum & Cultural Center at 5ive Points
      • Address: 200 Inman St. E, Cleveland, TN  
    • Time: 1pm
    • More Info: 
      • $20 per student
      • Choice between two classes

Sunday Nov. 24th
No Scheduled Events 

What an incredible line up!  Get out there and become a true weekender!

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