The Cooper-Young Community Farmers Market is a vibrant hub where local farmers and the community converge for fresh, nourishing food, supporting local agriculture and sustainability. Attendees can look forward to a weekly selection of fresh produce, baked goods, and artisan products, all contributing to a stronger community through good, clean, and local food.

Get ready to test your knowledge at the Trivia Challenge. This event offers a fun-filled evening where participants can compete in various categories, ranging from pop culture to history.

Attendees can expect to immerse themselves in the world of metalsmith Kat Cole, who captures ephemeral moments in steel and glass through her exhibition, Meditations. The exhibition showcases her unique process of transforming jagged steel into soft, rounded forms, resulting in works that juxtapose rich enameled surfaces against bare, blackened steel, reflecting a search for tranquility amidst chaos.

Immerse yourself in the spirit of spring at a floral arranging workshop, where attendees will learn to create stunning centerpieces using vibrant tulips, daffodils, and other seasonal blooms. Whether a novice or experienced in floral design, this hands-on class provides all materials and guides participants in crafting a beautiful, handmade arrangement to bring the freshness of spring indoors.

Josiah Queen is a Christian singer-songwriter known for his heartfelt lyrics and worship-driven music. His songs blend contemporary Christian and folk influences, creating a sound that resonates with faith-based audiences. With a passion for storytelling through music, Queen’s work reflects themes of hope, devotion, and spiritual reflection.

Diana Ross is a singer and actress who rose to prominence in the 1960s as the lead singer of one of the most iconic and best-selling girl groups of all time, The Supremes. She sang on multiple number one hits on the Billboard charts including "Baby Love," "Come See About Me," and "Where Did Our Love Go."

Formed in 1978 by Bobby Brown, New Edition is an R&B group that originated in Boston. Reaching the height of popularity in the 1980s, they have released hits like "Can You Stand The Rain," "If It Isn't Love" and "Mr. Telephone Man."

Journey is an iconic American rock band formed in 1973, known for their powerful ballads and energetic rock anthems. The band achieved massive success in the late 1970s and 1980s with hits like "Don't Stop Believin'," "Any Way You Want It," and "Faithfully." With their distinctive blend of rock, progressive, and pop elements, Journey has left an indelible mark on the music industry and continues to influence generations of rock musicians.

Showcasing the exquisite craftsmanship from the private collection of renowned blacksmith Jim Masterson, What We Surround Ourselves With is a tribute to the growth of the craft. It encapsulates the work and narratives shared within the Museum's community.

This enchanting musical brings to life the whimsical world of Dr. Seuss, featuring characters like Horton the Elephant, The Cat in the Hat, and Jojo, in a spellbinding production by Tony Award winners Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty. With a narrative that explores themes of friendship and community, set against the colorful backdrops of the Jungle of Nool and the Circus McGurkus, it promises to be a delightful experience for families and a springboard for creative conversations.

The annual Grind City Coffee Xpo is a celebration of coffee culture, showcasing everything from roasters to shops. Attendees can expect an array of exciting opportunities to learn about and savor their favorite brew.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of Holi, the Indian festival of spring, where joy, color, and community come alive with hands-on art making, dynamic dance performances, fun music, and traditional henna. For the first time, the joy of color throwing is introduced, with safe, non-toxic powdered colors provided - just remember to wear white and be ready for a playful time.

Jason Isbell is a singer, songwriter and guitarist from Alabama who has won multiple Grammy Awards for his work as a solo artist including Best American Roots Song and Best Americana Album. His most popular singles are "24 Frames" and "If We Were Vampires."

The 2nd Annual Book Bonanza promises to be an even grander affair than last year, featuring an impressive lineup of 60 local authors and vendors. Attendees can look forward to a diverse selection of books, unique merchandise, and delicious food truck offerings.

Los Tigres del Norte is a Mexican-American musical group of five brothers. Selling millions of albums, topping charts, and winning multiple Latin Grammy awards, they have been named “the most influential regional Mexican group” by Billboard and “the genre’s greatest statesmen” by the New York Times.

Becky Robinson first gained attention as a stand-up comedian, where she showcased her sharp wit, observational humor, and ability to connect with audiences. In addition to her stand-up career, Robinson has made a name for herself on social media and television.

Bingo Loco is a touring event series that transforms traditional bingo into a high-energy night of music, performance, and audience participation. It incorporates dance-offs, confetti drops, and comedic hosts, offering a hybrid of party and game show. Originally launched in Ireland, it has since grown into an international phenomenon.

Basketball is fast-paced, high-scoring, and full of highlight-reel moments. Nothing compares to the live experience — being there in person is way more exciting than watching on TV.

Basketball is fast-paced, high-scoring, and full of highlight-reel moments. Nothing compares to the live experience — being there in person is way more exciting than watching on TV.

Baseball is packed with big hits, close plays, and the tension of every pitch. Nothing compares to the live experience — being there in person is way more exciting than watching on TV.

Watchhouse is a Chapel Hill, North Carolina-based Americana/folk duet. The band was founded in 2009 by Andrew Marlin and Emily Frantz, a married couple. Marlin's original works of American roots music have been released on six Watchhouse CDs.

The Party Animals, formerly known as the Savannah Party Animals, are a barnstorming baseball team based in Savannah, Georgia. Founded in 2020, they play at Grayson Stadium, bringing a unique and entertaining twist to the game. Their matches feature the "Banana Ball" format, often facing off against their rivals, the Savannah Bananas, as well as the Firefighters and Texas Tailgaters. Known for their playful antics and viral videos, the Party Animals have garnered national attention, with coverage from ESPN, The Wall Street Journal, CNN 10, and Sports Illustrated, reminiscent of the showmanship seen with the Harlem Globetrotters.

The dance competition TV series, Dancing With The Stars pairs different celebrities with professional dancers. These dancing couples compete against each other for the top prize. The show began in 2005 and has been running since then. Each week, the couple with the lowest number of audience and judges votes gets eliminated.