Some interesting events are happening this weekend in Kiss Country including the first Horse Fall Festival in Bossier, a music festival in Blanchard, and the dedication and open house of the brand new Caddo Fire District #1 Central Station.
So you heard how much fun everyone had at the Kiss Country & Louisiana Gold Market Polyester Party this past Friday night. We had this fun thing set up called the Way Back Machine, where folks could pay five bucks and get their pictures taken in their 70's and 80's attire.
Here is an excellent gift idea that also makes a difference in our world, yeah, that's pretty heavy stuff. My cousin is a true fashionista--really! Amber is a Nashville wardrobe stylist who keeps your favorite Country artists looking great on the red carpet and in their music videos. But, Amber also has a huge heart and is involved with a wonderful organization that creates sustainable business for women in Africa--all through scarves!
Help out Alex Cooksey this Saturday at Sidepockets. There are some cool prizes being raffled off and you will help Alex as he recovers from a near fatal accident. If pool isn't your game of choice and you still want to help out, you can contact the organizers and see how you can help Alex and his family.
Keith Urban is donating a one of a kind Fender guitar to the Susan G. Komen for The Cure auction in support of national breast cancer awareness month. Keith is going to play this special guitar during all his October dates on his Get Closer World Tour before he hands it over to the auction.
If you golf, or have a family member who likes to swing a club from time to time, here is an excellent opportunity to support Shriner's Hospital and enjoy our beautiful Fall weather in Kiss Country. The tournament is Friday October 14th at Olde Oaks Golf Club with 18 holes of golf, catering, a raffle, and an opportunity to support a great cause.
National nonprofits and physicians’ organizations dedicate every October to the cause of breast cancer awareness — raising funds for research and helping ensure that all women are able to receive regular screenings.
The color pink isn’t something most people normally associate with the Grand Ole Opry, but in October, to help spread awareness of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, country’s most venerable institution will be going pink for the third straight year.
Martina McBride has been announced as the headliner for the third annual Opry Goes Pink concert, to be held October 22 in support of Women Rock for the Cure.
