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LIFESTYLE LETTER

Harvest Time

November 2023 PUBLISHER

Marco Rossi | marco.rossi@citylifestyle.com EDITOR

There is a wholesome feeling to this time of year. I have always been inspired by the idea of harvest. A farmer in the field yielding his crops paints a beautiful picture of gratitude for all God has done. November is a time of giving thanks. It is the season to take a deep breath and reflect. There is power in gratitude. Gratitude pushes us to joy. Gratitude gives us eyes to see and recognize life's blessings. Gratitude drives away discontentment and helps us to appreciate the little things. As we pause and practice gratitude, only now, as the year's dusk is dawning, can we begin to see a bit of budding fruit from the harvest we didn't know we were planting. This Thanksgiving, while I squish my family around my tiny newlywed kitchen table and burn my nana's cornbread recipe for the 100th time, I hope to cherish the moment. I hope you also cherish the moment, gather around the table, share the ups and downs, pass the pecan pie and count your blessings young and old. My hope is that every hand that holds and every eye that beholds this magazine is blessed this season. XO,

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inside the issue The Thankful Issue

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D E PA RTM E NTS

12 A Salute To Our Veterans

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Lifestyle Letter

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City Scene

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Business Monthly

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Hometown Hero LI FE + C U LTU R E

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Hosting Tips FO O D + B EV ER AG E

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Must See HO ME + DES I GN

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Seasonal Setups FO O D + B EV E R AG E

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Maker’s Studio S HO PPI NG

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Decor Trends HO ME + DES I GN

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Realty Report R EA L ESTAT E

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Events

Meet Woodstock’s Inspirational Warriors

18 Hosting Tips

Our Hospitality Guide To Prepare Your Home For The Holidays

24 Thanksgiving Traditions The Importance of Togetherness

26 Signature Scents

The Art of Clean & Serene Candle Making with Christina Dudash, Owner of Soft Serenity Candle Company

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1: Soft Serenity Candle Company launches signature fall scents. 2: Pedal Punk ATL gears up for a fun fall season of party bike tours. 3: Growin’ South owner Erin Thompson prepares her clients’ gardens for the autumn harvest.

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A SALUTE TO OUR VETERANS Carrie Roeger

ARTICLE BY THOMAS STRATTON (TOM & JERRY’S ROOFING)

Meet Woodstock’s Inspirational Warriors The idea of America and the freedom that it brings is not limited to a few of us; it belongs to all of us in every walk of life and background as Americans. It is our mantra, our shoreline and the lighthouse that brings us home when times of trouble and conf lict arise in our countr y. Our Veterans raised their right hands and took the noble oath to ser ve as so many have before them. To defend our countr y and our Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic. In all instances, a Veteran sacrif iced portions of their own freedoms and rights to ensure the sur vival of ours. We thank and honor all Cherokee Veterans, past and present.

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Carrie Roeger

CARRIE ROEGER In 2015, Semper Fi Bar and Grille opened. It quickly became a local Veteran spot filled with priceless historical military memorabilia and a "rally point" for Veteran's causes. Semper Fi Bar and Grille sponsors charity events and hosts Veteran vendor events on-site. It's hard not to know about Semper Fi in the Veteran community with Carrie and Ralph "Top" Roeger serving in the USMC. Whether it's supporting Veterans or the massive truck that leads the 4th of July Parade every year, this dynamic duo has made a difference and impacted Cherokee County Veteran relations. Mrs. Carrie Roeger served in the USMC from 1988 to 1993. She achieved the rank of Staff Sergeant and, with her high ASVAB test scores, secured her spot as a Russian linguist. After serving in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, San Antonio, Texas and Norway, the SSgt decided to up the stakes and attend Ft. Moore, Georgia (Formerly Ft. Benning). She became part of the history on those walls at Semper Fi Bar and Grille, becoming the first woman in the USMC to receive jump wings. This trailblazer's future plans involve franchising their business for Veterans in other areas. These plans will include a “pathway to ownership” for Veterans to receive financing, training and personal growth. The establishment will be a foundation to create scholarships and grants for Veteran business owners. CONTINUED > NOVEMB ER 2 0 2 3 | C I TYL I FE STYL E . C OM/WO O D STO C K

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KURT LEE WHEELER So many of us in Cherokee County know or have heard the name Kurt Wheeler. A talented singer, songwriter and performer here in Cherokee County. Even the Cherokee County song was written by Mr. Wheeler. At Over 130 plus shows solo and with the Lathemtown Poets Society, Mr. Wheeler pours his heart and soul into performing and serving the community through song. This includes multiple charity events supporting Veteran related causes. If you have ever heard him perform or tell stories as part of his show, you already know Cherokee is blessed to have Kurt as one of its sons. Mr. Wheeler is also a 6th-grade teacher at Creekland Middle School in Macedonia, Georgia. A "Singing Teacher" with multiple degrees, including a bachelor's degree in middle education, a bachelor's degree in professional aeronautics from Embry-Riddle and a doctorate of education from Nova University. Married to Janet Wheeler, a teacher and watercolor artist, and father to Maddie Wheeler Benton, a teacher and head cheer coach at Cherokee High School. Also, Mr. Wheeler has a son, Elias Wheeler, a multi-instrumentalist songwriter currently in Portland, Oregon. Mr. Wheeler's roots may be here, continuing his service to the Cherokee community, but he had a higher calling early in life. This led him to serve in the USAF from 1984 to 89. Trained as an Avionics Senior Systems Specialist, he served with distinction. He was honored with Airman of the Quarter at both Seymour Johnson Air Base and again during his time at Osan Air Base, Korea. Kurt Lee Wheeler

“OUR VETER A NS R AISED THEIR RIGHT HANDS AND TO OK T H E NOBL E OAT H TO SERV E A S SO M A N Y H AV E B E F O R E T H E M . T O DEFEN D OU R COU N TRY A ND OUR CONSTITUTION AG A I NST A L L E N E M I E S , FOREIGN AND DOMEST IC . I N A L L I NSTA NCE S , A V E T E R A N SAC R I F IC E D PORTIONS OF THEIR OW N F R E E D OM S A N D RIGHTS TO ENSURE THE S U R V I VA L O F O U R S . ” Kurt Lee Wheeler

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Timothy Young

Timothy Young

TIMOTHY YOUNG People often describe those who are generous and giving to others as someone who would "Give you the shirt off their back," for those who know Tim Young, that fits him perfectly. CPL Tim Young served in the USMC from 1994-1999 as an Avionics Technician on CH-46 Helicopter. After his military service, he entered the Cyber Security Field and works as a pre-sales engineer. His true passion and calling are his 7-year-old daughter, Eliana Young and his selfless desire to help his fellow Veterans. Mr. Young is the Senior Co-Founder of the MilVet Community. A 501C nonprofit that works as a beacon of hope and opportunity for Veteran community cohesion. MilVet hosts a meetup on the first Monday of every month at Reformation Brewery for Veterans. MilVet has worked with the Cherokee Crisis Hotline and works with Veterans on several related issues, including mental health and suicide prevention. MilVet sponsors charity concerts, road marches, community bbq, chili cookoffs and children's school supply drives. All to strengthen the community for Veterans and promote volunteerism. MilVet works closely with Veteran groups like Shepherds Men, Honor & Remember and Project Hero. The long-term mission of the MilVet Community is to replicate in other counties then in other states, to allow local Veterans to help other local Veterans through various issues. CONTINUED > NOVEMB ER 2 0 2 3 | C I TYL I FE STYL E . C OM/WO O D STO C K

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Glenn “Flash” Wells

GLENN “FLASH” WELLS Glenn Wells completed his USMC boot camp in 1995, where he then reported to 1st Battalion 6th Marines at Camp Lejeune. Later, he joined the Marines Elite Force Recon (FORECON) as a Scout Recon Sniper. He served in both Iraq and Afghanistan during his 21 years of service. Mr. Wells was wounded multiple times but continued serving till his retirement in 2016. His service to the community and Veteran causes had just begun as he transitioned to civilian life. Using the benefits from service and overcoming the challenges of a traumatic brain injury, Glenn received 4 degrees between 2013-2020. One was a law degree, first serving the people of Cherokee County as the Assistant

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Glenn “Flash” Wells

District Attorney and then serving in the Cherokee County Veterans Treatment Court (CCVTC). He felt the call to fight for his Veteran counterparts directly by becoming an Attorney-Advisor to the Department of Veterans Affairs. Today, Glenn works at Morton & Morton performing Veterans Benefit Appeals, ensuring Veterans get all the resources and benefits they earned from their service. He is fighting for Veterans and advocating for groups such as the Shepherds Men, Honor & Remember and MilVet Community in his spare time. Glenn resides in Woodstock with his wife, Amy Wells and they have two daughters, Mairin and Allyson.

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Hosting Tips Our Hospitality Guide To Prepare Your Home For The Holidays Sarah Heffernan and Ellie Compton, from the Merchandising team at Southern Sky Home, share advice on how to prepare your home for the holidays for you and your guests to enjoy-without all the stress! Plan ahead. Planning ahead and making to-do lists will help set you up for success. Start by organizing a list of all tasks to be completed around the house, such as cleaning and decorating. Then, conceptualize your party theme and food & drink menu. Consider the approximate head count and always prepare for more guests than expected. Prepare your living space for lounging. Create a warm, inviting environment for you and your guests to enjoy. Prepare

your space for your upcoming gathering by providing ample seating for lounging and socializing. We suggest displaying your sofas and chairs in a way that invites conversation and maximizes seating so all guests have a comfortable place to sit. Bring in accent furniture such as accent tables, C-tables and martini tables, which are great for guests to put their appetizer plate or beverage. Maximize dining seating Consider your dining table and chair requirements to accommodate your guests comfortably. If you have a group of 8 people, we recommend having a dining table that's 72-84 inches in length or a 60-inch round table. If your guest count exceeds that amount, we suggest having a 96-108 inch rectangular table

that seats up to 10 people. Lastly, if you are hosting a more extensive gathering of 10-12 guests, a 120-inch-long table will best accommodate a group that size. Personalize your decor. Incorporate holiday-inspired decor, such as seasonal greenery or accessories, into your home that reflects your unique style. Decorate with accents such as statement pillows, tabletop decor and candles to create a festive, welcoming ambiance. A few key places in your home to create holiday vignettes are your entryway console, mantle and dining table.

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ARTICLE BY CASEY JOHNSON PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOURNEY MORE

The Treehouse At Pine Meadows THE PERFECT LITTLE GET AWAY MINUTES AWAY FROM DOWNTOWN WOODSTOCK Our story began in the fall of 2019. It was a time when I quit my full-time job to stay home with our children, Denver and Shiloh. We started discussing our dreams and future goals for our family. My husband, David, has always had a skill for building, and I, Casey, enjoy hosting and creating an inviting environment. We wanted to use our gifts to bring joy to others but did not know where to start. After watching "Treehouse Masters" on television one day, it gave us the idea to build a treehouse in our backyard. It would be a chance to open our home and invite people worldwide to experience our little oasis. The work began in the beginning of January 2020. David spent every evening after work and weekends building this unique structure. Our children were involved and watched the whole process, which was very special for us. Our family and friends pitched in to help whenever they could. We spent much time at antique shops, hardware

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stores and lumber yards. The treehouse was completed in December of 2020. We call it The Treehouse at Pine Meadows because of the enormous pine trees in our backyard. There is history within the walls. The windows are from an 1800's historic home in Savannah, Georgia. The floors came from an old cotton mill in Canton, Georgia. We found a stained glass window at a local antique shop and were told it came from a historic church in New York. We are intentional about the feel and experience for our guests. The small touches and details are important to us. We offer robes, a heated toilet seat in the outhouse, fresh flowers from our very own cut flower garden and even a "celebration package" for anniversaries or birthdays. Once guests arrive at our property, follow the outdoor string lights along the pathway and walk up the hand-crafted staircase that leads to a vintage front door. Inside, you will find a queen bed, a 100-year-old cabinet and an antique chair from an old parlor. Enjoy sitting on the porch with a cup of coffee in rocking chairs that look out into our meadow. Relax on the bed swing underneath with a gas fire pit while listening to birds chirp. Turn on the outdoor fans during the hot Georgia summer or enjoy Christmas lights inside and outside the treehouse during the holiday season. We also wanted a place where guests can be creative and make memories. We have had multiple photographers use our treehouse as a backdrop for photoshoots. My personal favorites are the weddings and vow renewals. It is a blessing and joy for our family to participate in this journey, from building the treehouse to meeting new and wonderful people. We look forward to more adventures at The Treehouse at Pine Meadows!

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traditions ARTICLE BY DAVID WESTRICK (THE ONE PURPOSE GROUP)

Thanksgiving Traditions THE IMPORTANCE OF TOGETHERNESS

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The practice of traditions are essential to our sense of belonging. Rituals are a way to express what is necessary to our hearts and connect us to our past and present loved ones. Holiday traditions, no matter how big or small, are like a tapestry woven together that binds us with our family history. David Westrick shares his favorite Thanksgiving traditions and the importance of togetherness. My family's most precious tradition is simply getting together. In my Mom and Dad's opinion, family meant everyone! Togetherness is a huge tradition because my immediate family lives in Georgia, and the rest of our family lives in Indiana and Kentucky. So our ritual includes traveling every other year to the other's homes. My Mom and Dad passed away eighteen years ago, and I am so proud that my sister and I have kept the tradition going. Every year, the traveling family arrives on the Friday after Thanksgiving. Once everyone has arrived, we feast on Chili (Yankee style with noodles), sandwiches and of course, it is not a Friday night dinner without the cream cheese and chipped beef ball with crackers. When everyone has finished their plates, the ladies get together and make my Granny's world-famous fruit salad. Saturday is for hanging out, cooking, eating, fellowshipping and loving on each other. Many stories are told, and we always finish with a game or two of Left, Right, Center with the whole family. Remember one thing, family (blood-related or chosen) is the reason for the Thanksgiving season. Send us a note and share your favorite holiday traditions!

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Signature Scents THE ART OF CLEAN & SERENE CANDLE MAKING WITH CRISTIANA DUDASH, OWNER OF SOFT SERENITY CANDLE COMPANY

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SHARE MORE ABOUT YOUR JOURNEY IN STARTING YOUR BUSINESS. I started Soft Serenity Candle Company in the midst of the government shutdown to make ends meet. I always wanted to start my own business, and with my extra downtime, while being out of work, this was the perfect time to start. Many candles you buy in-store are toxic for you and your home. My goal was to provide a safe and non-toxic alternative for your homes and workspaces.

WHAT MAKES A SOFT SERENITY CANDLE UNIQUE? Soft Serenity Candle Company is unique because it started during a government shutdown and took off! Our candles stand out from others because they are truly clean. They are clean-burning, made of 100% natural soy wax, asthma-friendly and allergy-friendly. They are made with no dyes, paraffin and phthalate free and they are hand poured in small batches to ensure the best quality burn.

DESCRIBE YOUR INSPIRATION BEHIND THE BRAND.

I have learned a lot through the process of being a business owner! The biggest lesson I have learned is that it’s okay to fail. Failure is a good thing. Failure helped me learn what I needed to do to make my brand and candles better.

DESCRIBE THE CANDLE-MAKING PROCESS. The candle-making process is so fun and therapeutic for me! It does take a lot of work initially to find and formulate the perfect “formula” to blend the soy wax and fragrance oils. It is tedious and time-consuming, from cleaning every jar one by one, wicking jars, centering wicks and pouring wax to smoothing out the tops of the candles. There is so much love that goes behind creating these candles.

“My inspiration for branding came from the candles themselves. I hand-pour the candles in small batches with clean ingredients- 100% natural soy wax, cotton wicks and non-toxic high-quality fragrance oils. I wanted the “look” of my candles to represent just that - clean and serene.”

My inspiration for branding came from the candles themselves. I hand-pour the candles in small batches with clean ingredients- 100% natural soy wax, cotton wicks and non-toxic high-quality fragrance oils. I wanted the “look” of my candles to represent just thatclean and serene.

WHAT ARE SOME THINGS YOU HAVE LEARNED THROUGH OPENING YOUR OWN BUSINESS?

WHAT ARE SOME OF YOUR FAVORITE SCENTS? My current favorite scents are Cinnamon + Vanilla, Apple + Maple Bourbon and Pumpkin Chai. They’re the perfect scents for this fall season!

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Our latest candle collection consists of 17 cozy + warm fall fragrances! There is a scent for everyone in this collection; whether you like woodsy, sweet, masculine or spice- you can find something anyone will love. We are currently working on choosing our scents for our Holiday Collection that will launch this month. You can find the official launch date for our Holiday Collection via our Instagram or Facebook Page.

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The Traditional Table Whether you’re hosting Thanksgiving or an autumn dinner party, setting a festive table creates the perfect cozy atmosphere. Improvise and use what you have around the house for adding elements to the table.

For this classic, traditional look, a plaid throw blanket stands in for a tablecloth to establish a festive base layer. Brass candlesticks with brown taper candles create a simple and elegant centerpiece. Use familiar accents such as amber jars filled with dried grass foliage and brass pheasants to adorn the table. To add a little character to the table, use a recycled wine bottle as a vase. The simple place setting is enhanced with a dried grass accent and brown silk ribbon tied into a bow to add a special touch to your traditional display.

The Fall Garden Party Table Are you planning to dine al fresco this fall? Create an earthy, fall garden party on the porch by using natural, organic elements, greenery and flowers. To make a statement, create a floral chandelier by hanging flowers upside down above the table using fishing wire (if your space allows). The centerpiece that runs down the length of this table consists of fresh eucalyptus with gold candlesticks and a ceramic pumpkin vase filled with flowers placed on top of a tree trunk charger. Adding small pumpkins and fresh flowers along the center gives a little extra character. Instead of going with the classic white plate, enjoy a pop of color at your outdoor fall garden party with a blue place setting as a nod to the sky.

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Rustic yet elegant, this tablescape combines the love of traditional, vintage and natural elements with an updated twist. The Spode Woodland Collection transferware designs are rooted in proper hunting tradition. The fawn table runner mimicking deer spots brings an earthy, yet elevated foundation as the base for this table setting. Coordinating fawn napkins wrapped with twine and topped with natural feathers creates a whimsical touch. The stunning centerpiece starts with a vintage silver water pitcher that is then filled with fresh, sweet arrowwood Viburnums leaves. To complete the look, pair crystal glasses with vintage crystal stemware.


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realty report A sample of recently sold properties in Woodstock. N E I GH BO RH O O D

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324 Heritage Overlook

$875,000

$875,000

100.00%

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5

4.5

158 Lakestone Parkway

$800,000

$760,000

95.00%

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306 Lakeway Circle

$765,000

$700,000

92.00%

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5

3.5

5023 Towne Lake Hills N

$750,000

$750,000

100.00%

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5

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1145 Pink Gross Rd

$719,000

$705,000

98.00%

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5

3

806 Turnstone Dr

$715,000

$698,000

98.00%

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3 4.5

218 River Laurel Way

$698,500

$700,000

100.00%

5

5

215 Birchin Dr

$690,000

$680,000

99.00%

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3.5

410 Amber Lane

$675,000

$662,000

98.00%

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4

4.5 4

904 Bingham St

$669,500

$693,351

104.00%

78

5

150 Spaulding Lane

$649,000

$625,000

96.00%

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3

2

4014 Ironhill Lane

$640,000

$642,000

100.00%

10

4

3.5

605 Indigo Court

$605,000

$605,000

100.00%

2

4

3.5

524 Fairway Dr

$585,000

$565,000

97.00%

4

4

120 Wayne Wheeler Way

$550,000

$624,000

113%

3

4

3

403 Heron Landing

$550,000

$565,000

103.00%

4

3

2

167 Holden Way

$496,675

$496,675

100.00%

17

3

3.5

3014 Summer Point Dr

$494,900

$515,000

104.00%

2

5

3.5

429 Bishop Lane

$488,385

$490,770

100.00%

30

4

3

429 Mountain Mist Dr

$485,000

$485,000

100.00%

3

3

2.5

407 Woodchase Way

$450,000

$480,000

107.00%

2

4

2.5

218 Allison Dr

$445,000

$455,000

102.00%

6

5

3.5

139 Lexington Park Dr

$425,000

$425,000

100.00%

14

4

2.5

200 Carrabelle Ct

$420,000

$437,500

104.00%

4

3

2.5

4803 Augustus Ct

$410,000

$430,000

105.00%

2

3

2

This data is a sampling of sold properties from August 2023. Source: IRES MLS system.

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Into the Woods

8 5 34 MA I N ST R E E T, WO O DSTO C K, G E O R G I A 30 1 88 | 7 :30 P M The classic stories from the Brothers Grimm shine in an interconnected story, with beloved twists in this modern-classic by Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine. Into the Woods is a show for those who want to get lost in a story, laugh, maybe even cry and remember that feeling of community that can draw us together. NOVEMBER 10 TH

Falling Into Seasonal Cooking Class

1 0 5 E AST MA I N ST R E E T, WO O DSTO C K, G E O R G I A 30 1 88 | 7 :0 0 P M Chef Megan’s classes make for a fun and interactive experience using plant power and seasonal preparation at its core. She creates delicious and nutritious clean-eating treats. For those of you who keep or aspire to become more Plant-Focused, this lifestyle cooking class is for you! NOVEMBER 16TH

Sip+Ship Closing Deals in High Heels I am Bonnie Timms, a closing attorney with Cook & James. My number one priority is to be available to my clients; I’m here for you! Visit our website for more information on how we can help you with your next closing.

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8 5 8 8 MA I N ST R E E T, WO O DSTO C K, G E O R G I A 30 1 88 | 5 :0 0 P M There is no better way to kick off the holiday season than with a Sip + Shop! Make plans to be at the Downtown WDSTK Sip + Shop. Your favorite shops will have special deals. There will be light bites and festive beverages provided by merchants along the way.

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NOVEMBER 18TH

Author Lauren Nossett Book Event

WOODSTOCK

1 0 5 E MA I N ST R E E T, S U I T E 1 38 , WO O DSTO C K, G E ORG I A | 1 :0 0 P M FoxTale Book Shoppe is delighted to welcome Lauren Nossett back with her sophomore novel, The Professor. “The Professor is a thoroughly gripping mystery about power, ambition and the lengths we will go to in order to succeed. Pacey and full of tension, this one will stick with you long after THE END.” –New York Times NOVEMBER 21ST

Country Dance Night

8 7 22 MA I N ST R E E T, WO O DSTO C K, G E O R G I A 3 01 88 | 7 :30 P M Country Dance Night featuring The Honky Tonkers, LIVE at MadLife Stage & Studios. Grab your boots and get ready to Boot Scoot Boogie and dance to Dixie Land Delight! They will be performing all the country favorites! NOVEMBER 3 0 TH

Henry Cho Stand-up Comedian

8 7 22 MA I N ST R E E T, WO O DSTO C K, G E O R G I A 3 01 88 | 9 :0 0 P M Henry Cho is a Nationally Touring Stand-up Comedian and will be LIVE at MadLife Stage & Studios. Enjoy a night of laughter with loved ones!

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