TWO NIGHT

COMMUNITY ARTS GATHERING

THURSDAY, AUG. 13TH & FRIDAY, AUG. 14TH

Create & Gather is a two-day community arts gathering, whose goal is to set a table for artists to display, share, perform, & sell their works.

There is no fee for artists to participate, and Resurrection takes no commission on any sales.

Read more about the event below!

NIGHT ONE

Thursday, August 13th

6:30-8:30pm

Night one of Create & Gather features a silent auction with over 30 pieces of local artwork.

The church will be filled not only with art, but also with live instrumental music, hors d’oeuvres, and a live painting exhibit by local artist, Dorothy Reaves.

The silent auction opens at 6:30pm, and closes at 8pm. Resurrection takes no commission of any sales, and 100% of the proceeds go to the artists.

This night is for both the art enthusiast and the art curious, and with a range of pieces from oil paintings, to pottery, to jewelry, there is a little bit of something for everyone.

NIGHT TWO

Friday, August 14th

6:30-9pm

Night two of Create & Gather features live performances from 8 local musicians, poets, & storytellers.

The doors open at 6:30pm, and the performances will start promptly at 7pm.

Our local performers will take the stage for the first half of the event, there will be a brief 15 minute intermission, and then we’ll be treated to a concert by Chickamauga native singer/songwriter & musician, Anthony Quails.

If you love live music and intimate performances, then this event is for you!

FAQs

About Anthony Quails

Anthony Quails is our special guest artist who will be performing a concert for us for the second half of the evening on Friday, Aug. 14th.

Anthony Quails isn’t chasing fame — he’s chasing connection.
A folk storyteller at heart, Anthony writes songs that reach for the quiet places in people — the moments of honesty, regret, hope, and grace that make us human. His music carries the warmth of belonging and the weight of truth, drawn from small-town roots and a deep reverence for stories that heal more than they impress.