Happy Thanksgiving! While you get your meal started, start thinking about how you want to unwind after the festivities.Â
From live music to sports to holiday shopping, here's what's going on in Henry County this weekend.Â
A Community Christmas with the Callanwolde Concert Band
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When: Sunday, November 27 6:00 p.m.
Where: Community Bible Church Auditorium
2001 Jodeco Rd, Stockbridge
Start the Christmas season off with a performance by the Callenwolde Concert Band. You can expect all the holiday favorites like "It's The Most Wonderful Time of the Year," "The Prayer," "The Night Before Christmas," and more!
Forget Black Friday shopping and get moving with a game of dodgeball. Email Vincent at vlederman@fbcjonesboro.com for more info
Vendor Craft Fair
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When:Â Saturday, November 26 12:00-4:00 p.m.
Where:Â Story on The Square
19 Griffin Street, McDonough
Get some holiday shopping done with local craft vendors in McDonough.Â
Friendsgiving Market
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When:Â Saturday, November 26 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Where:Â Gallery at Hood Street
136 Hood St, McDonough
Join the Gallery at Hood Street for a day full of fun, bring your friends and family. Support local small business in the community , while having a blast. This event is free to attend and is kid and pet friendly. In addition to vendors, there will be food, drinks, crafts, activities and music.Â
Shyanne
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When:Â Saturday, November 26 9:00 p.m.
Where:Â Southern Roots Tavern & EateryÂ
15 Griffin St, McDonough
Rock out to all the 80's arena songs you love.Â
$10 General Admission
The Southern Roots Tavern & Eatery is 21+ after 8pm.Â
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