There’s a lot happening around Gadsden County and Havana this week… from a new seafood spot opening its doors to a sold-out night of live music and some new tools to help keep our community safe.
Here’s what’s going on around town.
Grant’s Crabs 850 Opens in Havana
It’s officially go time, Havana.
Grant’s Crabs 850 is opening early so you don’t have to wait.
Soft Opening
Wednesday, April 16
Thursday, April 17
Grand Opening
Saturday, April 18
Located at 309 S Main Street, Grant’s Crabs 850 will be serving a full menu featuring fresh blue crabs, shrimp, corn, and potatoes loaded up and covered in their signature “Stuttah Buttah.”
If seafood is your thing, you may want to stop by and check them out this week.
New Safety Message Trailers Arrive
The Havana Police Department recently received some new portable message sign trailers that will help share safety messaging around town.
According to Town Manager Kendrah Wilkerson, the trailers were made possible thanks to grant funding secured by Chief Kenny Lewis.
Thank you as well to the Town of Havana crews who helped unload and get everything set up.
The trailers will be used to display traffic alerts, safety reminders, and other important messages for the community.
Anna’s Sold-Out Show at Burned Beard
It’s going to be a packed house at Burned Beard Brewing this week as the talented Anna Wescoat performs to a sold-out crowd.
This show is the first in a series of fundraising concerts Anna is hosting this year to help support the release of new music.
She’ll be joined by friends and fellow local musicians Keal Franklin and Eric Durrance.
Wescoat says, “So grateful to have a place like Burned Beard Brewing in our community, they are so supportive of local music and original music at that, and I’m thrilled to be able to support them in turn by holding this show at their restaurant.”
Tickets for the show sold out quickly, but you can still get involved through a raffle for a signed guitar. Reach out to Anna on Facebook for more information.
Spring Fling
The First Presbyterian Church of Havana at 213 First Ave. NE is having it’s Spring Fling with live music and skits April 19th at 5:00pm – Enjoy a covered dish dinner after the entertainment.
Around Town
Spring is in full swing in Gadsden County… and with new businesses opening, live music filling the air, and community improvements rolling out, there’s plenty going on around town.
If you have events, announcements, or local happenings you’d like included in a future edition of Havana This Week, send them our way.
We’ll see you around town, Havana.
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