Annual Events
Submitted by the Tallassee Chamber of Commerce
JANUARY
Tallassee Follies – A fun time for all Tallasseeans to show off their talent.
FEBRUARY
Heart Walk – In recognition of Heart Healthy Month.
Arbor Day – Celebrated with a free tree give-a-way.
MARCH
Tallassee Dam 5K Run & Walk – Run across the Historic Fitzpatrick Bridge with a breathtaking view of the Tallapoosa River and Thurlow Dam.
APRIL
Earth Day & Spring Team-Up to Clean-Up Tallassee – Citywide effort to beautify Tallassee. Included are Litter Teams, contests and outdoor celebrations.
MAY
Farmers’ Market – Local Farmers’ Market begins. Guests are invited to purchase locally grown produce and participate in activities.
JUNE
Relay for Life – Largest city celebration of the year! Tallassee hosts one of the most active events in the state for this cancer awareness program.
Tallassee Now! BBQ – Homecoming-type festival where all the city is open for tours and activities, including BBQ, sales and music.
JULY
July 4th Parade
Water Fun – With great summer temperatures, area lakes and rivers are full of activities.
AUGUST
Football in the South – College and high school football seasons begin.
SEPTEMBER
Tallassee High School’s 20-Year Homecoming Festivities – A weekend full of activities for current graduates and alumni from 20 years prior. Includes a large parade, bonfire and more.
Fall Team-Up to Clean-Up Events – Citywide effort to beautify Tallassee. Included are Litter Teams, contests and outdoor celebrations.
OCTOBER
Cemetery Tours – Experience the history of Tallassee and its early settlers through the cemetery tours’ dramatic presentation.
“Tecumseh at Tuckabatchee” – An outdoor theatrical presentation of Tecumseh’s speech at Tuckabatchee to rally the Creeks against the Americans. Native American dancing and drama included.
Tallassee Trade Day – Large arts & craft fair under the large Oak trees that line the Historic King Street District.
Haunted Library Tour
NOVEMBER
Battles for the Armory – Civil War re-enactment of the Battles of Chehaw Station and Franklin. More than 3,500 visit this exciting event annually. Includes encampments, living history and school days.
DECEMBER
Christmas Activities – City tree lighting, parade, a holiday market and a tour of homes are all part of Tallassee’s many Christmas festivities.
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