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The little yarn bomb that grew - Thomasville Times-Enterprise (opens the original)
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Published 9:49 am Wednesday, September 30, 2026 THOMASVILLE — Thomasville’s very first public art project began in 2012, when a tiny spark of an idea grew into something larger than anyone could have imagined. An inspirational photograph of a single yarn-bombed tree and the enthusiasm of two individuals began as a small project and turned into one of the most eventful and memorable public art projects to date. Spearheaded by Thomasville Center for the Arts, Carol Singletary and Mary Katherine Si
Public art gets us moving - Thomasville Times-Enterprise (opens the original)
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Published 4:54 pm Wednesday, September 2, 2026 THOMASVILLE — Last week, the Georgia Downtown Association awarded Thomasville Center for the Arts the 2026 Outstanding Downtown Promotion Award in the state of Georgia for the Thomasville Art Walk. Funded by a generous grant from the Thomasville Area Board of REALTORS® and the National Association of REALTORS®, the Art Walk invites visitors to explore a curated route of over 40 works of art, including murals, sculptures, and installations that refle
A sense of place - Thomasville Times-Enterprise (opens the original)
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Published 2:49 pm Thursday, August 20, 2026 THOMASVILLE — The next time you’re downtown, look around. What are some of the clues that tell you you’re in Thomasville? The brick streets and sidewalks, oak trees, a longleaf pine forest within walking distance at Paradise Park, roses, faded ghost signs, a bronze sculpture representing our sporting culture, and, of course, our magnificent downtown shops — some with hand-painted letters in 23kt gold leaf. I remember reading the story of how Al Dixon r
Ghost signs or hidden stories? - Thomasville Times-Enterprise (opens the original)
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Published 1:27 pm Tuesday, August 11, 2026 Have you ever noticed the faded advertisements scattered across downtown? I’m sure you’ve seen the “Sloan’s Liniment Kills Pain” ghost sign on the side of the Ally B building or the vintage automobile ad at The Scoop. But have you noticed the weathered sign behind Kevin’s or the iconic Coca-Cola mural overlooking the city lot on West Jackson Street? Those are just a few of the hidden reminders of Thomasville’s past. These faded paintings, known as ghost
Thomasville nurtures community growth through literacy and the arts - Thomasville Times-Enterprise (opens the original)
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Published 1:23 pm Wednesday, July 22, 2026 THOMASVILLE — In December 2025, Joan Shorter moved to town with her family from Hapeville, Georgia—a city recently rebranded as an arts community and home to two Little Free Art Boxes. Wanting to bring a piece of Hapeville’s creative spirit to Thomasville, Shorter borrowed the idea and, in June 2026, installed a Little Free Art Box at 923 East Clay Street. Each week, the box is filled with art supplies, drawings, notecards, sand with sparkles, and handm
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