Typically,

the Stonewall Complex in Fayetteville is used for getting the tag for

your car each year. It is also the site for a number of festivals and

events throughout the year. This year will mark the 12th annual Rotary

Club of Fayetteville's Fall Festival and will feature a car show, country

music, festival food and a number of arts and crafts vendors.

The Rotary

Club has teamed up with the Southern Cruisers to offer an auto show Saturday.

Car buffs will be able to show off their wheels, while ogling others.

At 3 p.m. Saturday, up and coming country stars will perform during the

Cadillac Show. The artists will be Georgia performers who have won major

singing contests in the state but have yet to nail down a record contract.

While the car

show and the Cadillac Show will only run Saturday, there will be rides

and fun activities provided by Dixieland Fun Park, food from a number

of local restaurants, including McAllister's Deli, Desert Moon and more.

There will also be arts and crafts vendors from all over the nation, showcasing

their wares, which include candles, oil and watercolor paintings, wood

crafts and wallets among others.

The festival

will run from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 27, and from noon-5 p.m.

Sunday, Sept. 28. The festival generates revenue to allow the Fayetteville

Rotary Club to support many community organizations and the sponsorship

of the Georgia Rotary Student program. There are also a few cars, arts

and crafts and food vendor spaces still available.

For an application

or more information, visit www.rotaryfayettevillega.org, fax a note to

770-461-3441 or phone Janet McGregor at Gold's Gym, Fayetteville at 770-716-7090.

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