The Clayton Harvest Festival presents its annual Latin American Festival. There will be a vendor fair, live music, dance performances and much more. To learn more, visit https://claytonharvestfestival.com/latin-american-festival.
Last Friday is first and foremost an eclectic nightlife experience at the intersection of art, music, and a walk-able historic main street. Last Friday is a celebration of all Downtown Clayton has to offer, and it’s always on the Last Friday of the month. This is the last one for 2023. It's a night when Clayton's Main Street stays up late. A night where you can stroll the sidewalks at your leisure, and visit all of the unique establishments serving up food, drinks, arts, and artisanal goods in a festive community atmosphere. It’s a night where you'll hear music drifting out of open doorways, taste amazing concoctions, and make friends everywhere you go.
The Clayton Chamber of Commerce’s Clayton Harvest Festival has roots dating back to 1951 when the Clayton Merchant's Association (now CCOC) hosted Clayton's first festival, the Cotton Festival. Now, with over 30,000 in attendance, this four-day festival incorporates a midway full of carnival rides, a classic car show, a Latin American Festival, the Squealin' on the Square BBQ cook-off, a huge vendor fair, and other community-focused events, food, music and fun.
The Downtown Development Association, The Town of Clayton and The Clayton Center are continuing the Downtown Concert Series with "Shoot to Thrill: The Ultimate All Girl Tribute to AC/DC" on Friday, Sept. 8 at 6:00 p.m. Activities in Town Square will start at 6 p.m. and with music beginning around 6:30 p.m. For more information, call 919-553-1737 or visit www.theclaytoncenter.com.
