Journey Tribute Band Faithfully

Faithfully will be bringing their STELLAR Eagles / Journey Tribute show to the beautiful center. The Cookeville Performing Arts Center (CPAC) is a 456 seat live performance theatre owned by the City of Cookeville and operated by the Department of Leisure Services. The facility was built with Model Cities grant money and opened in August 1979. CPAC houses the Margery Hargrove Auditorium, named in 1989 for the First Lady of Theatre in the area.

The annual Homestead Festival honors Reverend Owen Lovejoy and his contributions to our nation's history. Lovejoy was prominent in the abolition movement and the Underground Railroad, a founder of the Illinois and national Republican Party, and a congressional leader.

Today his home is open to the public as a museum. The United States Secretary of the Interior declared the property a National Historic Landmark in 1997, and it is also on the National Register of Historic Places.

The following is a biography of Owen Lovejoy, and a brief history of his home and the Homestead Festival.

The Edison Ford river pavilion offers a beautiful river view and a chance to see a spectacular sunset! A limited number of seats will be provided; guests are encouraged to bring a folding chair. Visitors are also encouraged to bring a jacket or blanket as the event will be outdoors. Cash bar and free parking. Tickets are $25 General Admission or $20 for Edison Ford Winter Estates Members. Buy online or call 239-334-7419