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Greetings,

Thanks to everyone who joined us for our final Travel Series event of 2025, at the Braves game, and the endof-summer events at the Beach Club and The Deck. What a great summer 2025 has been, and we hope everyone created life-long Big Canoe memories with family and friends. We want to take a moment to express our gratitude to the teams that made it all possible: Steve Panetta and team, Jessica Carson and team, Paul, and the F&B team, Public Works and Safety, IT, and our partners Blacksheep Promotions, along with Reformation Brewing. If you would like to recognize a member of the Big Canoe staff for going above and beyond to serve you, we invite you to click the link on the S.T.A.R. Awards (Service, Teamwork, Attention to Details, and Results) page of this week's magazine. The team members are celebrated in our POA Quarterly staff luncheons.

Now, we kick off Fall in fine style with a beautifully renewed Clubhouse at Lake Sconti and the return of the much-loved annual October Festival. All of the October Festival details, including the extended hours, parking, closures, hayrides, bands, vendors, and more, are included in this week's edition of Big Canoe Living. We have over 50 food and craft vendors confirmed, and the number is growing to provide you with a fall festival like no other. And a reminder to bring the children and grandchildren for an action-packed Kid Zone filled with inflatables and activities.

As we close this week, our thoughts can't help but turn to the upcoming holiday season. We are sure yours are too. While we are still finalizing all the details and completing our plans, we can confirm that Paul and Chef have the turkeys ordered. Family photo-worthy decor is being created. We have also spoken with Santa, and he can't wait to see you and yours again in Big Canoe.

Cheers,

SATURDAY, SEPT. 27

They ’re Back!

REFORMATION BREWERY AND DISTILLERY WILL BE ON SITE WITH THEIR AIRSTREAM AND IN THE BIG CANOE LOUNGE WITH SOME SEASONAL FAVORITES, INCLUDING: ON TAP - COLD ONE, OKTOBERFEST, CHERRY-LIME SELTZER, AUTUMN CROSSING, AND CANNED COCKTAILS - CHERRY COKE BOURBON, SKINNY MARGARITA, BLUEBERRY RANCHWATER, LEMONADE PEACH TEAM VODKA

50+ VENDORS AND FOOD TRUCKS!

Artisan Heritage Sourdough

Browns Bake House

Connie's Confections

Crave Cart LLC

Crunchy Muchies

Donut NV

Hooch Holdings

King of Pops Canton

Nothing Bundt Cakes

Ravens Lemonade

Smoke Street Grill

Sweets & Sips by Ju

The Little Sober Bar

2 Apples & A Peach Children's Boutique

Ashen Bloom Candle Co

Aspire Jewelry

ATR Charcuteries

Aussie Acre Totes

Dallas Darlins

Dog Love Gifts

Fur Baby Eatery

Ginny Bird

Gitts Bajan Pepper Sauce

Handmaiden Store

Hearts & Vine Creations

Jake's Fresh Market

Kiefer's Kreations

Krysta Lanier Art

Lamb + Rose Childrens Boutique

Luxe Crystal Works

Magnolia Porch

Mary Kay

Na Livadi

Ridgeline Floors & Bath

Ruby's Rootin Snootin Snuffles

Saldare Permanent Jewelry

B Jean-Ious

Baba Yaga's Traveling Tea House

Barr Bakery

Benny Things LLC

Betsy B Hillis

Big Canoe Rotary Club

By Becca

Celeste Naturals

Salvage Journey

Sapphire Paradise Candle Co.

State of Zen

Sven's Rustic Woodworking

T&T Plants & Things

The Black Bear Project

The Pottery Market Place

Toile & Bubble

Coastal Furniture & Flora

Conjured Creations by Kelsey

Cordial Haunting Artworks

Cotton Lace Market

UnA's Craft Room

Unbroken Linx

Unique Antique Jewelry

Wysteria Wyck

FEATURING RADIO SHOW

RADIO SHOW IS A POWERHOUSE FIVE-PIECE ROCK VARIETY BAND WITH 15 YEARS TOGETHER AND OVER 100 YEARS OF COMBINED TOURING EXPERIENCE.

FEATURING VETERAN MUSICIANS WHO HAVE SHARED THE STAGE WITH THE FOUR TOPS, TEMPTATIONS, PLATTERS, DRIFTERS, AND MORE, THEY BRING UNMATCHED ENERGY TO EVERY PERFORMANCE.

COVERING HITS FROM THE ’50S THROUGH THE ’90S, RADIO SHOW DELIVERS CLASSICS ACROSS EVERY GENRE THAT KEEP AUDIENCES SINGING AND DANCING ALL NIGHT.

GIGANTIC KID’S ZONE

Volunteer HAVE MORE QUESTIONS?

Ask the POA

EVENT PARKING

HAY RIDE SHUTTLE

WELLNESS CENTER & LODGE PARKING LOTS

SHUTTLE VAN

WILDCAT PARKING LOT

THREE TIERED LOT

ATTENDEE PARKING

SHUTTLE VAN DROP OFF

HAY RIDE SHUTTLE DROP OFF

BEACH CLUB OVERFLOW LOT CLOSED

WELLNESS CENTER

ATTENDEE PARKING

PACKAGE PORCH & VILLAGE CIRCLE CLOSED

THREE TIERED LOT EVENT PARKING

MAIN STREET VENDORS

CHAPEL

BAND STAGE BIG CANOE

CREATIVE CORNER: A COLLABORATION BETWEEN THE ARTIST CLUB AND THE PINE NEEDLE QUILT GUILD

KID’S ZONE

VENDORS & REFORMATION BREWERY

LOWER LOT FOOD TRUCKS & SEATING

VENDORS & SEATING

OUR BIG CANOE TRAVEL SERIES ATTENDED ALUMNI NIGHT AT TRUIST PARK IN ATLANTA, WHERE THE 1995 WORLD SERIES BRAVES WERE RECOGNIZED IN A PRE-GAME CEREMONY. WE RECEIVED REPLICAS OF THE 1995 WORLD SERIES RINGS AND TOOK IN SOME BRAVES BASEBALL. FUN WAS HAD BY ALL!

Welcome Back

The Overlook

The Horseshoe Bar

The Wine Room

The Sconti Room

Mountains View Terrace

Bar Menu Bar Menu

BlueBearClaws 12

Fried potato curls, chopped smoked bacon, warm blue cheese dip, green onions

MeatballBites 14

Baked Italian meatballs, basil marinara, shaved mozzarella & parmesan, garlic crostini

CharcuterieBoard 24

Hard salami, cured prosciutto, marinated olive blend, artichokes, house nuts, clothbound cheddar, strawberry goat cheese, grilled crostini

PretzelPoppers 12

Served with beer cheese

CornMadeleines 12

Four parmesan corn madeleines, bacon onion jam and orange fig jam

Fish‘n’Chips 16

Beer battered grouper, steak fries, tarter sauce, lemon wedges

*ClubhouseBurger 19

CBS beef patty, white cheddar cheese, lettuce, sliced tomato, sweet red onion, herb aioli, toasted brioche bun, dill pickle, choice of side

CapreseChickenPanini 18

Grilled or Fried chicken breast, buffalo mozzarella, baby arugula, vine ripe tomato, herb aioli, brioche panini bun, choice of side

Gluten Free | Vegetarian

*Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish or eggs may increase your risk of food-borne illness.

Reservations

SEPTEMBER at Wellness

MONDAY

6:45 BOOT CAMP

8:00 PILATES

9:30 FLOW & GLOW YOGA

10:00 H20 AERO EXERCISE

5:00 FLOW & GLOW YOGA

5:00 YOUTH SWIM TEAM

6:15 CARDIO TAP (9/29)

7:15 TAI CHI

6:45 BOOT CAMP

8:00 PILATES

9:00 LOW IMPACT AERO

10:00 H20 AEROBICS/EXERCISE

10:30 ZUMBA

2:45 EXERCISE 101

3:45 BEGINNER YOGA SERIES

5:00 FLOW & GLOW YOGA

6:00 VOLLEYBALL

6:00 PING PONG (9/3,9/17)

6:45 BOOT CAMP

8:15 STRENGTH JAM

9:00 DANCE JAM

8:00 KICKBOX/CORE

9:00 BODY BAR

10:00 CARDIO SCULPT

11:45 PT STRETCH (9/16)

3:00 H20 AEROBICS/EXERCISE

3:00 ALIGN & REFINE YOGA

5:30 PILATES

9:00 BODY BAR

9:30 ALIGN & REFINE YOGA - ZOOM 10:00 CARDIO SCULPT (CANCELLED FOR 9/18) 11:45 PT STRETCH (9/18)

3:00 H20 EXERCISE

5:00 PILATES

5:00 YOUTH SWIM TEAM

FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

9:30 BEACH YOGA (9/12,9/19,9/26)

10:00 H2O EXERCISE

10:30 TAI CHI

2:00 BALANCE & STREGTH

5:00 HATHA YOGA

9:00 DANCE EXERCISE 10:00 TOTAL BODY CONDITIONING 12:00 DEEPENING PRACTICES 9/20

10:30 ZUMBA TONING 11:00 ZUMBA

3:00 YIN YOGA-STUDIO ONLY & ZOOM

FOR MORE INFORMATION AND LINKS TO OUR ZOOM CLASSES, PLEASE VISIT THE ONLINE CALENDAR. *CLASSES IN GREEN ARE ADDITIONAL FEE CLASSES.

THE WELLNESS CENTER WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAY 9/27 FOR OCTOBERFEST.

HAVE YOU TRIED THIS CLASS? HAVE YOU TRIED THIS CLASS?

New 8 week series

CARDIO TAP

Cardio Tap joins the art of tap dancing with the physical activity of dance fitness. Students will learn basic tap steps, combinations, and dances, while continuously moving to the music for an energetic and challenging cardio workout that is stimulating to the brain. Tap experience or shoes are not needed…just a love of dancing.

Oct 6, 6:15 PM

8 class series

Cost

Free Introductory Class

October 6 - December 1

$100/8 weeks or $15 drop-in

SEPTEMBER at Racquet

MONDAY TUESDAY

8:00 BOCCE BOYS: MEN’S OPEN PLAY

9:00 BEGINNER PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY

9:00 PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY

10:00 *CHICKS W/STICKS: LADIES TENNIS ROUND ROBIN*

2:00 *THE COURT LEGENDS: MEN’S 4.0+ TENNIS ROUND ROBIN

4:00 *THE ACE CREW: MEN’S 3.0-3.5 TENNIS ROUND ROBIN

6:00 MONDAY NIGHT BOCCE: MIXED OPEN PLAY

6:00 PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY

WEDNESDAY

8:00 BOCCE BOYS: MEN’S OPEN PLAY

9:00 BEGINNER PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY

9:00 PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY

10:00 *THE MATCH POINT MAVENS: 4.0 LADIES’ TENNIS ROUND ROBIN

6:00 INTERMEDIATE PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY

8:00 BOCCE BOYS MEN’S OPEN PLAY

10:00 *THE RALLY RENEGADES: MEN’S 3.5 TENNIS ROUND ROBIN

6:00 *PICKLEBALL 101: BEGINNERS PICKLEBALL CLINIC

THURSDAY

9:00 BOCCE BABES: LADIES’ OPEN PLAY 9:00 *PICKLEBALL 101 BEGINNERS PICKLEBALL CLINIC

10:00 *THE RALLY RENEGADES: MEN’S 3.5 TENNIS ROUND ROBIN

FRIDAY SATURDAY

8:00 BOCCE BOYS: MEN’S OPEN PLAY

9:00 BEGINNER PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY

9:00 PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY

6:00 SUMMER SAIL AWAY SOCIALSEPTEMBER 5: 5:00PM

SUNDAY

8:00 BOCCE BOYS

MEN’S OPEN PLAY

5:00 PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY

8:00 BOCCE BOYS: MEN’S OPEN PLAY

8:00 *THE ACE CREW: MEN’S TENNIS ROUND ROBIN 3.0-3.5

9:00 BEGINNER PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY

9:00 PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY * REQUIRES REGISTRATION

THE RACQUET CENTER WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAY 9/27 FOR OCTOBERFEST.

sept 12 & 13

men’s super-senior

All property owners and dependents 70 and over are eligible. Gross Championship will be played from the Gold tees.

REGISTER REGISTER

oct 17 & 18

Men’s senior women’s men’s

All female property owners and dependents are eligible. Gross Championship will be played from the Gold tees.

All property owners and dependents 50 and over are eligible. Gross Championship will be played from the White tees.

sept 19 & 20 oct 17 & 18

All male property owners and dependents are eligible. Gross Championship will be played from the Black tees.

REGISTER REGISTER

2025PAVING PROJECT

WORK STARTED SEPT. 2 AND SHOULD CONCLUDE NEXT WEEK WEATHER PERMITTING

• 3 large segments will be overlaid: - Ahyoka Knoll - Wilderness Pkwy from Quail Cove to Meadowbrook - Wolfscratch Circle near the Chapel

• 13 streets will have areas patched

• 14 roads will have rejuvenator applied

• 2,160 tons of asphalt

• 1,340 gallons of tack coat

SERVICE TEAMWORK ATTENTION TO DETAIL RESULTS

AWARD NOMINATIONS

Any employee or Property Owner of Big Canoe POA can submit an employee or team nominee for consideration for a S.T.A.R. award at any time. Nominations can be submitted through the link below and should be considered confidential until the review is completed.

Each winner will receive an employee or team award certificate, a gift card award of $50, and a lapel pin. Winners will be announced at the quarterly birthday and anniversary employee luncheons.

This Quarter~s Nominations are due by Sept_ 30

Trunk -orTreat

Saturday, Oct. 25

4:30 - 6:00 p.m.

Wildcat Rec Soccer Field

Delight the children of Big Canoe by decorating your vehicle to give out candy for this year's Trunk or Treat! If you cannot attend but would like to donate candy, it can be dropped off at the Racquet Pro Shop.

Volunteer to give out Candy

Halloween Hike VOLUNTEER

RETURNS TO BIG CANOE

Areyourkidsorgrandkidscomingupfor TrunkorTreat?Bringthemtothe HalloweenHike!

JoinusSaturday,October25,2025, atMcDanielMeadowsParkoff WildernessParkway.

Enjoy a family-friendly, one-mile hike with Wolfscratch Performing Arts Storytellers and Players sharing spooky tales. Volunteers will guide groups around the Meadows with treat stops along the way.

The first group departs at dusk (6:15 p.m.), lasting about an hour. New groups leave every 15 minutes. Sturdy shoes and flashlights recommended.

JOIN US IN VILLAGE STATION ROOMS A&B

12 SEPT 4-8 PM FRIDAY, RECEPTION

Sip complimentary wine, savor cheese.

SHOW CONTINUES SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 9AM–4PM

BIG CANOE PERFORMING ARTS

OVERLOOK Showcase

Let’s celebrate the grand opening of The Overlook with our very own Big Canoe Performing Artists

PERFORMING

Acoustic Showcase Musicians

Big Canoe Bluegrass Pickers

Big Canoe Comedy Ensemble

Big Canoe Line Dancers

Playreaders

Wolfscratch Dance

Wolfscratch Players

Wolfscratch Storytellers

Special Guests: Inside The Gates Radio & Black Bear Society

FRIDAY> SEPTEMBER 12 Z TWO SHOWTIMES

SHOW 2Z4PM § DOORS OPEN AT 6PM   SHOW 7Z9PM THE OVERLOOK AT THE CLUBHOUSE AT LAKE SCONTI

2PM TICKETS

7PM TICKETS

Tickets are $10 per person | No ticket sales at the door

Suggested audience is 18+

Beverages may be purchased at the Black Bear Pub (Cash/Lot charge)

PALLIATIVE CARE VS HOSPICE CARE

Presented by Wellness Collaborative and Northside Hospital Cherokee

Featuring Dr. Zameer Gill, of PalliPain

Learn the key differences, timing, and benefits of care options.

Plus: Representatives from Georgia Mountain Hospice, Pruitt Health and Trinity Hospice Care of Georgia will be available

Free community program –All are welcome.

September 15 2pm - Big Canoe Chapel Cousins Hall

Please rsvp to education.bigcanoewc@gmail.com

For more information visit bcwell.org

UPCOMING EVENTS UPCOMING EVENTS

CLUBS & ORGINIZATIONS CLUBS & ORGINIZATIONS

REGISTER

REGISTER

TICKETS

ESTATE PLANNING SEMINAR

Estate Planning Seminar presented by Melissa P. Walker recognized by Atlanta Magazine as Georgia Super Lawyer in the area of estate planning. Sponsored by the Big Canoe Chapel Endowment Committee. Coffee & morning munchies provided.

9:30am-12:00pm|CousinsHall

WEDNESDAY NIGHT SUPPER & BIBLE STUDY

Join us in Cousins Hall. Supper starts at 5 p.m. The meal costs $10 and includes wild rice, chicken, and mushroom casserole, tea, and water. You can register online or by calling the Chapel office. Bible Study at 6 p.m., Led by Dr. David Apple, Mathew 8:23-27, Jesus calms the storm.

Childcare available upon request; please call Cyndi Auer at the Chapel office to schedule, (470) 273-6768

TERRACES CONCERTS

BILLY AND THE JETS

The music of Billy Joel and Elton John 7:00 pm

SEPT

13

SEPT 17

SEPT 20

LOVE IN A SHOEBOX

This year Big Canoe Chapel is partnering with Samaritan’s Purse and other churches in the area and worldwide in Operation Christmas Child(OCC). Caring individuals throughout Big Canoe and the surrounding area will be packing shoeboxes full of quality gifts for children in need all around the globe. Fall 2025 shoeboxes will be available at the Chapel and in the Postal facility in Big Canoe from September 28 through November 14th. Just pick one up, follow the instructions provided in the brochure and chapel handout. After you have finished packing the one or more boxes just return them to the Big Canoe postal facility or Big Canoe Chapel no later than November 14th.

SEPT

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