Events in Cleveland today

A relaxed crocheting session at the Center brings friends together to stitch, exchange helpful pointers, and display their recent projects.

At Public House, Wednesdays mean Whiskey Wednesday with $5 select whiskeys. It offers a relaxed midweek break to share with friends.

Every Wednesday brings a relaxed night with food, drinks, and plenty of fun. Participation is free, and house cash is awarded to the top three teams.

In Habersham, a free weekly acoustic circle embraces the BSG spirit, short for Bring Some Guitars. Sessions are typically led by founder Philip John Brooks, with another artist guiding the music when he is traveling to shows. Musicians bring the instruments they play, from guitars and bass to keyboards, harmonicas, and banjos, and settle into an open jam in the BSG lounge. The focus is on making music together in a relaxed setting.

A weekend devoted to clogging at the Sautee Community Center gym features Todd Harry from Washington and Greg Dionne from Florida, together with a large group of instructors and dancers. Registration is now open.

Public House features a rotating Chef's Special, with carefully crafted dishes that showcase new flavors each time. Look forward to a fresh culinary twist and something delicious on each visit.

Participants cover 2.5 miles to the top of Yonah Mountain by running, hiking, or rucking, climbing 1,650 feet straight up. This quad burning race is steep and rewards the effort with hard-earned views from the top.

Rafe Banks Park hosts a two day autumn celebration as part of the City of Lula’s sesquicentennial. Families can explore kids activities, artisan crafts, handmade jewelry and pottery, participation from churches and community groups, and a variety of food vendors. The festival takes place rain or shine. There will not be a car show or a parade. Vendor applications are accepted only through official forms, and organizers do not use social media messaging for applications or publish booth fees. A scarecrow competition is also planned, with details available through the same official channels.

At the Anna Ruby Falls visitor center, Appalachia Georgia Friends of the Bears, Inc. hosts an educational table focused on coexisting with Appalachia Georgia American black bears. The organization shares guidance on living alongside these bears and is available to answer questions.

Sing your favorite songs at a karaoke session featuring Nikki Rosa at Public House. Take a turn at the mic or cheer on fellow singers.

Blood pressure checks are available, conducted by a staff member to help you monitor your health.

Public House hosts Wing Mondays with $1 wings when you order at least 10. A variety of sauce options are available, making it an easy way to start the week with wings.

The Historical Society of Lula Bellton holds a meeting centered on the histories of Lula, Bellton, local counties, and nearby areas. Attendees discuss current town activities, plan events, enjoy a history lesson, and share snacks together. The goal is to keep the gathering under two hours, although friendly conversation may continue a bit longer at the end. Everyone is welcome.