Disney Sing A Long

OHC Events

Join us Saturday, November 17th from 10 am – 12 pm for a Disney Sing A Long in the Okefenokee Heritage Center Studio.

Admission is $5. Kids and grown ups are encouraged to attend, wear costumes, sign up to sing a song, and the let the audience pick a winner by secret ballot! Participants can “Let it Go” as they paint with all the “Colors of the Wind.”

They can “Chim Chim Che-ree” all the way to Pride Rock where they “Just Can’t Wait to be King.” Contact [email protected] or call 912 285-4260 for more information. Maui says You’re Welcome!

Learning Series Schedule 2024

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1st Thursdays
10:30 AM
& 6:00 PM

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B-29 Plane Crash 72nd Anniversary

by | 09/25/2020 | OHC Events | 0 Comments

Crashed on October 6, 1948
Ware County Georgia

Temporary Exhibit for the Entire month of October 2020

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Ukulele Lessons

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Crystal Murphy will be offering instruction on ukulele beginning in June. Classes will be every Tuesday from 2-3. Crystal was born in the North Ga mountains where she learned to play bluegrass fiddle. She is a graduate of the University of North Georgia with a degree...
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Dracula

by | 09/09/2019 | OHC Events | 0 Comments

“Dracula” by Steven Dietz, from the novel by Bram Stoker, with permission of Dramatists Play Service, will open Halloween night, October 31, at the Warehouse building at the Okefenokee Heritage Center. 

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The Portnow Trilogy

by | 03/28/2019 | OHC Events | 0 Comments

“The Portnow Trilogy” is returning to Waycross at the Okefenokee Heritage Center, produced by Purlie Productions. Written by the well-known Waycrossan Barbara Griffin, who is also its lead actress, the three-part comedic play tells the story of an elderly couple who...
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The Steve Bean Youth Art Show UPDATE!

by | 02/15/2019 | OHC Events | 0 Comments

Over 200 people were in attendance for the Steve Bean Youth Art Show Awards at the Okefenokee Heritage Center.  Students were honored for their contributions and creativity.  “Art Education helps students with math and science skills, increases test scores, and...
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