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| Autumn Brook's 68 acres of old growth timber, meandering creeks and natural habitats provide the backdrop for exhibits featuring jewelry, pottery, watercolors, photography, wildlife paintings, weaving, woodworking, sculpture, basketry, poetry, printmaking and more by Cherokee County area artists. Artists include: wildlife artist and equestrian painter Henry Patton, owner of Laughing Wolf Studio in Ball Ground; members of the Cherokee Photography Club; and potters Cindy Newton and Kelly Goodman; along with more than 30 others. | ![]() |
| Representatives of the Cherokee County Arts Council and the G. Cecil Pruett Community Center Family YMCA will also be on hand to provide information about their organizations. |
| Visitors to the Corn Roast and Art Fair will be treated to the music of two young, local singer/songwriters, Spencer Durham and Michael Jara-Vazquez. Spencer is a popular featured artist at numerous festivals in North Georgia. Michael appears regularly at The Serene Bean in Woodstock. |
| A highlight of the event will be demonstrations throughout the day of jewelry-making, printmaking and painting by students of Cindy Brown from Pickens High School in Jasper. Students from Kennesaw State University and the University of Georgia will also be displaying their work. |
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Hayrides, giveaways and drawings for door prizes from local businesses will take place throughout the day. |
| About Autumn Brook Autumn Brook is a new community on Highway 20, approximately a mile and a half east of I-575 North. Fifty-four traditional and craftsman-style homes are planned for Autumn Brook's 68 wooded acres, which will also include an on-site private park and bocce court. The site has been certified as an official Wildlife habitat site by the National Wildlife Federation. |
| Autumn Brook Earns Wildlife Habitat Certification |
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Autumn Brook, located in Cherokee County, has been certified as an official Wildlife habitat site by the National Wildlife Federation. |
| Autumn Brook is located on Highway 20 east of I-575. This 60 acre site was designed to maintain to preserve old growth timber, meandering creeks and natural habitat with homes settings to take advantage of this natural beauty. |