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Public Art Gets Personal: Bob the Turkey

Public Art Gets Personal: Bob the Turkey

In the heart of Woodstock stands a statue of a bird with a story that transcends its metal form. Crafted from thick-gauge steel, the sculpture affectionately known as Bob the Turkey is a symbol of community and history: a monument to a figure that captured the town’s...

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Mad About Woodstock

Mad About Woodstock

MadLife Stage & Studios in the heart of downtown Woodstock burst onto the music scene in 2016. With deep roots in Woodstock’s musical landscape, the venue—owned by Mike and Kerrie Levi—quickly became a hot spot for music lovers looking for a one-of-a-kind...

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A Boy From Blue Ridge: Mark Wills

A Boy From Blue Ridge: Mark Wills

The stars on the flag won’t be the only stars featured in Canton this July Fourth weekend. Grand Ole Opry inductee, chart-topping country musician, North Georgia native, community leader: all those descriptions apply to Mark Wills. On July 5, Canton’s...

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Public Art Gets Personal: Harlequin

Public Art Gets Personal: Harlequin

Harlequin, a tall sculpture in downtown Woodstock, offers a twist on community connection. Corrina Sephora, an Atlanta-based sculptor and blacksmith with a heart for creating public art that connects to the community, gathered donated scrap metal and turned it...

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