Latest Events in Jasper(May Updated)

The 25th Biennial Walker County Homecoming Reunion is scheduled for July 10-12, 2026. The weekend pass covers Friday and Saturday events. This weekend pass covers your entry to: Friday night - Get Acquainted Banquet; Saturday - picnic and the Grand Ball. Information Source: Walker County Homecoming Committee | eventbrite

Information Source: Overseer Satedra Penn | eventbrite

This page is for sponsors who wish to support the Georgia Prescribed Fire Council in hosting their 2026 meetings either by card or check. Information Source: Georgia Prescribed Fire Council | eventbrite

The GPFC invites you to our North GA meeting, covering many aspects of Rx fire, this year we will be holding the meeting in Jasper, GA! This year our agenda covers a wide range of topics surronding prescribed fire. Continuing education credits have been applied for. Agenda times subject to change. Want to batch order tickets? Please contact gjensen@talltimbers.org. Information Source: Georgia Prescribed Fire Council | eventbrite

With his debut studio album releasing this spring, Aaron Wylder is on a tear across Canada to spread the word. Support Travis Matthews. Information Source: Aaron Wylder | eventbrite

The Why Store w/ Stackin' Eights- Live at The Astra The Why Store was formed in the late 1980s in Muncie, Indiana. In 1993, the band independently recorded Welcome to the Why Store . One year later the band recorded Inside the Why Store . Both albums were locally successful, and The Why Store began getting attention from record labels. In 1995, The Why Store signed to MCA’s subsidiary Way Cool Music for their first major-label effort, a self-titled LP, which was released in 1996. Their major label debut on MCA Records spawned several hits. The first single, “Lack Of Water”, was a #1 hit on Triple-A Radio; the band performed “Surround Me” on Late Night with Conan O’ Brien and saw their video for “Father” receive rotation on MTV2 and VH1. The Why Store was a Top 20 album for 1996 and went on to sell 200,000 copies. The Why Store split up in 2000 citing creative differences, though each member has continued onto different projects, most notably Shaffer who has recorded several solo disks as well as recording with his first post-Why Store band, Shaffer Street. In 2007, Shaffer reincarnated The Why Store with an exciting new album called VIM. Produced by Rusty Anderson, Paul McCartney’s long time guitarist, VIM showcases Chris’s passionate songwriting and refreshingly edgy vocal ability. “It was a magical experience, definitely the best thing I’ve ever done,” says Shaffer. In 2016, The Why Store released a Live album Live at the Slippery Noodle featuring “Everybody” and SIX previously unreleased tracks available at shows, their website, Spotify or iTunes . Once again … The Why Store is officially, open for business… Stackin’ Eights Band - Reforged with Southern Punch and Outlaw Backbone. Our battle-hardened, shot-caller, brings the truth turned up loud with a poetic soul! With a 3 guitar-assault and iron attitude, in equal parts of grit and grind, Stackin’ Eights stands with the groove, locked-in with an attitude of equal measure! Our sound is raw, tight, and built for live rooms that want energy, musicianship, and songs that connect! Built loud, played hard, and meant to be felt! Doors 7pm est Show 8pm est Information Source: Astra Theatre | eventbrite

The 25th Biennial WCHR Meet and Greet. Start your fun-filled weekend off by reconnecting with family and friends that have traveled far and near. Let the good times roll! Information Source: Walker County Homecoming Committee | eventbrite

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Information Source: Walker County Homecoming Committee | eventbrite

Information Source: Astra Theatre | eventbrite