7:00 PM on the Town Green, Free Concert

• Headliner:  Brother Mojo with Special Guest Mason Thompson

• Open to our Military and Civilian Neighbors – Families Welcome

• Concessions will be Sold Onsite

• Bring a Lawn Chair & Celebrate our Heroes with Us!

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9:00 AM – 4:00 PM​

• Over 120 Community Partners

• Full VA Staff Onsite

• Free Medical Evaluations

• Bring Your DD214

• 25 New Partners this year

• Don’t Miss It – Share with Friends

• Celebrate Women Veterans Day

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The Cave Spring Arts and Crafts Festival is one of the largest festivals in Northwest Georgia – featuring two-dimensional art and three-dimensional art, food vendors, children’s activities and a festive atmosphere.

Enjoy a variety of vendors, eat lunch, go in the cave, take a cool dip in the purported 2nd largest “swimming hole” in Georgia, see the 2-story log Cabin that belonged to Cherokee Avery Vann before 1838, visit upscale and antique shops in Cave Spring, Plan a lovely day driving through the lush valleys of Northwest Georgia to Cave Spring, only 16 miles from Rome and about 75 miles from Atlanta, Chattanooga, and Birmingham.

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The Cave Spring Arts and Crafts Festival is one of the largest festivals in Northwest Georgia – featuring two-dimensional art and three-dimensional art, food vendors, children’s activities and a festive atmosphere.

Enjoy a variety of vendors, eat lunch, go in the cave, take a cool dip in the purported 2nd largest “swimming hole” in Georgia, see the 2-story log Cabin that belonged to Cherokee Avery Vann before 1838, visit upscale and antique shops in Cave Spring, Plan a lovely day driving through the lush valleys of Northwest Georgia to Cave Spring, only 16 miles from Rome and about 75 miles from Atlanta, Chattanooga, and Birmingham.

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Downtown Rome Hosts a Free Concert Series This Summer!

• All Events held in Downtown, Rome
• Concerts are outdoors, bring a chair for seating
• Concerts start at 7 pm
• Vendors on site
• Shop & Dine downtown before the concert
• Free concert made possible thanks to downtown businesses & property owners