Residents of Greenwood have an eventful lineup to immerse themselves in over the coming days and weeks. With a variety of activities from sports to cultural events, there is something for everyone in this vibrant community.
Saturday, October 5, marks a busy day for sports enthusiasts. The Varsity Opponent Volleyball team will be hosting a home non-conference game, which promises intense competition and excitement. The same day, the Greenwood (AR) varsity football team will take on Northside in a highly anticipated home non-conference game. Additionally, fans can enjoy the match between the Wink (TX) varsity volleyball team and their home non-conference opponent.
Looking ahead, the Ware Shoals vs. Landrum High-School Football game will take place, where the Hornets will face off against the Cardinals in a thrilling contest.
Saturday, October 5, is also set for the grand Greenwood Show from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm, featuring a blend of performances, exhibitions, and local crafts. Following that, the 2024 Annual Meeting will be held from 5:00 pm to 5:45 pm, culminating in a communal Greenwood Dinner at 6:00 pm. Registration is open for these events, and it’s a great opportunity to mingle with fellow residents and enjoy the local flavors.
Another exciting event to mark on the calendar is the September Scrapbook Retreat, inviting participants to bring their projects and share their creative journey with others.
Food lovers should not miss the Cars & Caffeine event where local car enthusiasts will showcase their beauties while you indulge in a delightful breakfast. The Greenwood History & Tourism Committee is organizing the Fall Art Soiree, highlighting remarkable artworks from local talents.
On September 5th, don’t miss a presentation and open forum addressing upcoming community issues. Meanwhile, Lander University’s community will come together for a lecture series titled “Fighting Infamy: A Marine Fighter Pilot’s Epic Stand”. This session promises to be eye-opening and deeply informative.
Parents and students at Center Grove High School are in for the College Planning Night, an essential event for those preparing for higher education.
October also brings forth the 6th Annual Scarecrow Ceremony. This free event is set to be a fun-filled affair with scarecrows festooning the town, showcasing Uptown’s creativity. Additionally, a Glow in the Dark Pumpkin Experience promises a magical spectacle, making it a must-visit for families.
The performing arts scene will light up with Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer Jr. as part of the September 5th Arts show, and later, Taylor Hicks will be performing live in Greenwood.
The upcoming months also place significant emphasis on health and wellness. Residents are encouraged to participate in the events to fight breast cancer, with easy access to ultrasound technology at specified times and locations. There is also a special focus on mental wellness, offering opportunities for those feeling stressed or anxious to get the help they need.
From sports to cultural events and from community discussions to health awareness programs, Greenwood is set to engage its residents with diverse activities. Mark your calendars and take part in these events that make Greenwood such a lively and united community.
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