Old Courthouse Art Show returns this weekend

Old

Courthouse Art Show returns this weekend

Spring is in the

air. The flowers and trees are blooming and the sun is

shining brightly.

This is a

perfect setting for the fifth annual Music on Main Street

Concert in downtown Fayetteville. Another free concert

- courtesy of the Main Street Fayetteville Patrons

- takes place Saturday, May 20 featuring the hardest

working band in soul music, Terry Lee and the GT's.

Terry Lee

and The GT's will take the stage at 7 p.m. A dynamic

stage show, exceptional musicianship, and custom-made

costumes all combine to create the most authentic

performance of soul, Motown and Beach found anywhere. The

band's goal is to have fun and share their enthusiasm

with their audiences. Their performances are energetic,

unique and, most of all, danceable. The GT's genuinely

love performing and won't be satisfied until the dance

floor is packed.

As always,

the public is encouraged to bring blankets or lawn chairs

to rest comfortably on the lawn and enjoy the

entertainment. There will be no reserved seating except

for tables for Main Street Fayetteville patrons. They

include: McRae Communications, Fayette Community

Hospital, McNally, Fox and Cameron, First Citizens Bank,

J&L Petroleum Marketing Inc., Fayette Promenade LLC,

Fayette Daily News, Guthrie Development Corp., Leslie

Contracting, Lane Brown Properties, Inc., Kiwanis Club of

Fayette County, Rotary Club of Fayetteville,

Hollingsworth Landscaping Inc., The Atlanta

Journal-Constitution, Fayette Citizen Newspapers, RCS

Productions, Scarbrough and Rolader Development,

Children's Hospital of Atlanta, Arby's, Coca-Cola,

Southeast Properties Inc., Coweta-Fayette EMC, and Kent

Rose.

Music on

Main Street will coincide with the Old Courthouse Art

Show, which features artists from around the country

exhibiting their work around Fayetteville's treasured

landmark. This juried art show is a metro Atlanta

favorite and will be on the Courthouse Square Saturday

and Sunday, May 20 and 21.

New this

year is the Main Street Fayetteville Children's Sidewalk

Chalk-Art Gallery. Using the sidewalk as their canvas,

children can create their very own chalk art gallery that

will adorn the sidewalks around the Courthouse.

Main Street

Fayetteville also will offer free tours of the newly

renovated 1906 Hollingsworth House at 250 West Stonewall

Ave. This will be the public's first opportunity to view

this spectacular house. The house, furnished with antique

furniture appropriate to its period, will be used as a

public facility for special event occasions such as

weddings, receptions and other celebrations.

For

information on this weekend's events, phone Shellie Reed

at 770-461-6029.

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