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Van Tour Dates/Times:
Cost: $15 per person

Key Information: Participants will ride in a van to several eagle-viewing locations, mainly by the lake shore. You will get out at each location to scan the shores/skies. You will want to bring binoculars if you have them and water.

Considerations: Some moderate walking may be involved; dress for the weather and wear good walking shoes; it will feel colder and windier by the shoreline. Car seats must be provided by parents for small children. No pets are allowed on the tour.

Meeting Location: Nature Station (November 24th date only); Golden Pond Visitor’s Center (all other dates except February 2rd); Meet at the North Welcome Station on February 2rd.

Cancelation Policy: If the reservation is cancelled outside of 2 business days of the event, you will receive a full refund for the event. If it is canceled within 2 business days of the event, no refund can be provided. In the event of the event needing to be canceled on our end, you receive a full refund.

$15 per person, registration limited. Reservation and full deposit required. Call 270-924-2020 to reserve your space. Dress for the weather and bring binoculars. Moderate walking may be required.

Van Tour Dates/Times:
Cost: $15 per person

Key Information: Participants will ride in a van to several eagle-viewing locations, mainly by the lake shore. You will get out at each location to scan the shores/skies. You will want to bring binoculars if you have them and water.

Considerations: Some moderate walking may be involved; dress for the weather and wear good walking shoes; it will feel colder and windier by the shoreline. Car seats must be provided by parents for small children. No pets are allowed on the tour.

Meeting Location: Nature Station (November 24th date only); Golden Pond Visitor’s Center (all other dates except February 2rd); Meet at the North Welcome Station on February 2rd.

Cancelation Policy: If the reservation is cancelled outside of 2 business days of the event, you will receive a full refund for the event. If it is canceled within 2 business days of the event, no refund can be provided. In the event of the event needing to be canceled on our end, you receive a full refund.

$15 per person, registration limited. Reservation and full deposit required. Call 270-924-2020 to reserve your space. Dress for the weather and bring binoculars. Moderate walking may be required.

Van Tour Dates/Times:
Cost: $15 per person

Key Information: Participants will ride in a van to several eagle-viewing locations, mainly by the lake shore. You will get out at each location to scan the shores/skies. You will want to bring binoculars if you have them and water.

Considerations: Some moderate walking may be involved; dress for the weather and wear good walking shoes; it will feel colder and windier by the shoreline. Car seats must be provided by parents for small children. No pets are allowed on the tour.

Meeting Location: Nature Station (November 24th date only); Golden Pond Visitor’s Center (all other dates except February 2rd); Meet at the North Welcome Station on February 2rd.

Cancelation Policy: If the reservation is cancelled outside of 2 business days of the event, you will receive a full refund for the event. If it is canceled within 2 business days of the event, no refund can be provided. In the event of the event needing to be canceled on our end, you receive a full refund.

$15 per person, registration limited. Reservation and full deposit required. Call 270-924-2020 to reserve your space. Dress for the weather and bring binoculars. Moderate walking may be required.

Everyone is invited to attend – admission is free.

You are can become a member for $15.

Below you’ll learn of the dates and special guests scheduled for the 2020 season.

January 7

January 7, 2020 @ 6:00 pm, Beth Mann will be the guest speaker. The meeting will be held at the DJ Everett III Radio Room at WKDZ

February 4

Jim Wallace will be the guest speaker at the February meeting of the Trigg County Historical Society with the second installment of the monthly history lecture series. Jim Wallace, retired Trigg County School administrator and County Historian, will speak on the History of Trigg County Schools and the Cumberland Literary Society (circa 1905).

March 3

The Trigg County Historical Society will host a monthly lecture at their regular meeting each month celebrating Trigg County’s bicentennial. March’s lecture will be by Rick Gregory, Ph.D. of Adams, TN. His topic will be Nightriders and the Tobacco Industry. Each meeting will be held in the newly rebuilt Trigg County History Museum (old Masonic building) on Jefferson Street behind the justice center.

April 7

Trigg County native Dan Thomas will present the program for the month of April for the Historical Society’s Lecture Series. The topic will be The Office of Sheriff and Trigg County. As many may know Dan’s father, Luther Thomas, was once the Sheriff of Trigg County. Dan has been researching Trigg County Sheriffs for several years. Everyone is invited to attend – admission is free. You are also invited to become a member of the historical society. Each meeting will be held in the newly rebuilt the Trigg County History Museum (old Masonic building) on Jefferson Street behind the justice center.

May 5

Chief Justice of the Kentucky Supreme Court John D. Minton, Jr. will be our speaker at the May meeting. His family comes from Trigg County and he is very interested in our community. The meeting will be in the newly renovated Trigg County Museum. Everyone welcome!

The Janice Mason Art Music presents A Chocolate Affair on Saturday February 8th, 2020.

There’s not just one chance to come and enjoy a buffet of chocolate delicacies, but three! Times are 3 pm, 4 pm and 6 pm — at Fairholme (the John Street house) at 89 Main Street in Cadiz, Kentucky.

Tickets are $20 each and are available at the museum now. Call (270) 522-9056

The Chocolate Affair is one of the museum’s most fun and important fundraisers.  In the past, Chocolate fans have enjoyed the melodies from musical artists such as Thumbpicker Hall of Famer and Grammy nominee, Thom Bresh, Leight July, and other entertainment.

For Saturday February 8th, Your ticket buys you all the chocolate you can eat in one evening and allows you to enjoy the music of Abby Gillespie.

The Janice Mason Art Music presents A Chocolate Affair on Saturday February 8th, 2020.

There’s not just one chance to come and enjoy a buffet of chocolate delicacies, but three! Times are 3 pm, 4 pm and 6 pm — at Fairholme (the John Street house) at 89 Main Street in Cadiz, Kentucky.

Tickets are $20 each and are available at the museum now. Call (270) 522-9056

The Chocolate Affair is one of the museum’s most fun and important fundraisers.  In the past, Chocolate fans have enjoyed the melodies from musical artists such as Thumbpicker Hall of Famer and Grammy nominee, Thom Bresh, Leight July, and other entertainment.

For Saturday February 8th, Your ticket buys you all the chocolate you can eat in one evening and allows you to enjoy the music of Abby Gillespie.

The Janice Mason Art Music presents A Chocolate Affair on Saturday February 8th, 2020.

There’s not just one chance to come and enjoy a buffet of chocolate delicacies, but three! Times are 3 pm, 4 pm and 6 pm — at Fairholme (the John Street house) at 89 Main Street in Cadiz, Kentucky.

Tickets are $20 each and are available at the museum now. Call (270) 522-9056

The Chocolate Affair is one of the museum’s most fun and important fundraisers.  In the past, Chocolate fans have enjoyed the melodies from musical artists such as Thumbpicker Hall of Famer and Grammy nominee, Thom Bresh, Leight July, and other entertainment.

For Saturday February 8th, Your ticket buys you all the chocolate you can eat in one evening and allows you to enjoy the music of Abby Gillespie.