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Texas Country Music Hall of Fame Events Set for August 13-15 in Carthage AROUND the TOWN FREE! SHOPPING - ENTERTAINMENT - DINING - SERVICES - SALES & MORE! FREE! AroundTheTown.usAroundTheTown.us 936.554.5822 ADVERTISE! [email protected]@mail.com NACOGDOCHES COUNTY - ANGELINA COUNTY SAN AUGUSTINE COUNTY - SHELBY COUNTY AUGUST 2021 Texas Country Music Hall of Fame Events Set for August 13-15 in Carthage The 24th Annual Classic Country Music Festival weekend will be presented Stuckey, Gene Watson, Tanya Tucker, Lefty Frizzell, Johnny Bush, Kris Krist- August 13-15 in Carthage, Texas. The weekend celebrates our country music offerson, Mac Davis, Johnny Lee, J.P. Richardson, Jimmy Dean, Roger Mill- heritage and friends gather from all over to help celebrate and to visit the Texas er, Glenn Sutton, Johnny Gimble, The Gatlin Brothers, Billy Joe Shaver. Red Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. In 1993, the Chamber of Commerce Steagall, Johnny Rodriquez, Bob Luman, Mickey Newbury, Buck Owens, The opened Tex Ritter Museum in the top floor of the chamber office, a two story Whites. Linda Davis, Michael Martin Murphey, Neal Mccoy, Al Dexter, Ray antebellum home built in 1914. Winkler, George Jones, Mickey Gilley, Moe Bandy, Duane Allen, The Oak Ridge In 1997, a charter Boys, Tracy Byrd, Clint Black, Kenny Rogers, Bobbie Lee Nelson, Leon Rasuch, from the State of Texas Chuck Wagon Gang, Claude Gray, Rodney Crowell, and Jeannie C. Riley. was granted to form the of- ficial Texas Country Music Weekend activities include: Hall of Fame Museum. In Thursday, Aaugust 12 at 7:00 p.m. 2002, the museum moved Hayride kickoff show with Dusty Boots Band & Scott Hampton into a new 13,000 square Esquire Theater, tickets $8.00 Adults, $4.00 Child at door foot, 2 million dollar build- Friday, August 13 at 7:00 p.m. ing built by the City of Car- John Ritter Ttribute Showcase talent contest finals thage to house the museum. Tickets $15.00 In advance – In 2015, another 3,000 sq. Chamber of Commerce; $20.00 at ft. expansion was added. the door The ceremony for the in- Special guests – Moore & Moore duction of the honorees is & Scott Hampton held the second Saturday of the month of August. This Saturday, August 14 at 9:00 a.m. Moe Bandy year’s show is set for August to 4:00 p.m. 14, 2021, featuring Jeannie Kgas Country Music Showdown Seely, Moe Bandy, T. G. Sheppard, Mandy Barnett, Janie Fricke, Bailey Rae, Performers vie for cash prizes – Gina Hamilton and the Texas Country Music Hall of Fame Band. The event is free admission hosted by Sirius XM Radio’s Dallas Wayne. The hall of fame also conducts a Texas Country Music Hall of Fame contest in conjunction with the weekend activities called the John Ritter Trib- 2:00 P.M. – Matinee show with Jeannie Seely ute Showcase. This allows young people the opportunity to compete, learn from Southern Impact some of the best in the business, and make contacts that can help their career. The Esquire Theater, tickets $8.00 Adults, $4.00 Child at the door museum is located at 310 W. Panola in Carthage. Hall of Fame inductees include: Joe Allison, Gene Autry, Cindy Walker, 6:00 P.M. – TCMHOF concert featuring: Dallas Wayne – host, T.G. Shep- Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Bill Mack, Hank Thompson, Ernest Tubb, Dale herd, Jeannie Seely, Moe Bandy, Mandy Barnett, Janie Fricke, Bailey Evans, Charlie Walker, Bob Wills, Stuart Hamblen, Ray Price, Billy Walker, Nat Rae, Gina Hamilton, Texas Country Music Hall of Fame Band TCMHOF - Page 3 Page 2 August 2021 Page 3 August 2021 TCMHOF Sunday, August 15 at 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. NORTH FOREST Texas Country Music Hall of Fame Gospel at the Hall with host Randy C Moore Special guest Gena Hamilton, others TBA PUTTING COURSE Free admission Come by the museum and tell us goodbye – open until 1:00 p.m. HOURS OF OPERATION The Carthage Civic Center is located at 1702 S. Adams Street. Tickets at the for Summer Chamber of Commerce, call 903-693-6634. Visit www.tcmhof.com for more information. 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Our mission is “to information, please contact Marsha Find- conserve wildlife and wilderness lands, eisen at [email protected]. to educate youth and the general pub- Page 6 August 2021 Page 7 August 2021 tables, linens, chairs, vases, antique buffets, serving pieces, table runners and The Lumberyard much more. In addition, they can provide a list of food vendors, music, and flow- Southern Bliss – ers. All this is included to offer “a stress-free experience at an affordable price.” & “When you book with Southern Frogs Sports Bar and Eatery Bliss, you don’t just get a beautiful 1507 North St. • Nacogdoches, Texas A Place Where venue. You are accepted into our Southern Bliss family, and we pro- vide most of what you need in order to celebrate your special day,” says The Lumberyard will feature College Night every Dreams Really Lynn and Damon. Thursday night with drink specials. Southern Bliss charges a flat rate Open 9pm until midnight. for weekend weddings, which in- Can Come True cludes access to the venue. They also Latino Night every Friday night with DJ Jay and drink specials. have a wide selection of decorations Doors open 9pm, Ladies FREE until 10pm. by Terri Lacher, [email protected] available for use on that special day. On Saturdays doors open at 7 pm. For an additional fee, they can offer Saturday, August 7 - 80s throwback party with DJ Colt From the early days of playing dress-up, young people have grown up with catering as well. Saturday, August 14th - Nickeldraft Band the idea of how they see their wedding day. Some see it as a fairy-tale event lead- Weddings aren’t the only hap- Saturday, August 21st - Anthony Riley Band ing into happily-ever-after. Once grown and ready to say “I do” they discover penings at Southern Bliss. They Saturday August 28th - Trespass Band what a challenge it is to plan even the have hourly most simple of ceremonies. After their rates available for showers, birth- Huge Dance Floor with drink specials! two daughters were married just two day parties, family reunions, proms, short months apart, Lynn and Damon quinceañeras, corporate gatherings, Frogs Sports Bar and Eatery will have Karaoke Waldron realized what a huge undertak- and other special events. and Big Ass Glass Night every Wednesday night starting at 9pm. ing it actually was. “We love meeting all the won- The third Thursday of every month we will have $1 Wells! “Well, that was fun,” Lynn said to derful people! I love it when I see a couple that has been married at our venue FROGS DAILY HOURS: Mon 4pm-Midnight;Tues-Fri 11am-Midnight; her husband.
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