Upcoming Events
Rededication Service - Marshall Presbyterian Church
This is a courtesy listing on behalf of a DMA Member organization. All questions about this event should be directed to The Marshall Presbyterian Church at marshallpres@gmail.com
Two years after Hurricane Helene did its best to flatten our beloved community, we are
close to completing our church’s reconstruction. Dr. Byron Wade, General Presbyter of
the Presbytery of Western North Carolina, will deliver the sermon, and we will have
special musical offerings from members of the Marshall community, along with plenty of
delicious refreshments following the worship service on Sunday, September 27.
If you were a part of our recovery in any way, through prayer, financial support, or
sweat and sore muscles, we’d love to see you on this special day in the life of Marshall
Presbyterian. We cannot wait to thank you again and welcome you back into the
church home that you helped us to rebuild!
Come for Worship Service at 11:00, and stay for
Sunday Dinner to follow. Howard will be smoking his
famous pork barbeque, and we’ll have tables loaded
with delicious sides and desserts.
Parking in the primary lot (to the right of the church)
will be reserved for those with mobility limitations, and
in addition to our other parking lot, additional parking
will be available in designated locations throughout
Marshall, including at the American Legion.
Coffee Talk
Join the DMA Executive Committee for our monthly public engagement session. We’ll be at Zuma this month, and coffee or tea is on us!
Safe Treat
The Downtown Marshall Safe Treat is an annual Halloween event on Main Street offering a safe environment for children to Trick-or-Treat at local businesses. Come join this annual popular family event
Quarterly Board Meeting
Please join us for our quarterly board meeting. Details to follow.
Coffee Talk
Join the DMA Executive Committee for our monthly public engagement session. We’ll be at On Your Bike this month, and coffee or tea is on us!
Jingle Mingle on Main
The 8th Annual Jingle On Main in downtown Marshall, NC, will be bringing holiday cheer with live music, local art, and Santa sightings. This festive event features the "Magic Market" with local vendors, transforming the downtown area into a magical holiday experience
Coffee Talk
Join the DMA Executive Committee for our monthly public engagement session. We’ll be at Zuma this month, and coffee or tea is on us!
Quarterly Board Meeting
Join us for our quarterly board meeting at the Capitola Mill Meeting room. This meeting is open to the public, and all are welcome.
Freedom on the French Broad
The Town of Marshall celebrates America’s 250th anniversary with a celebration in downtown Marshall
Honoring our Heroes with a reading of our country’s founding documents on the historic courthouse steps in Downtown Marshall, starting at 3:30 pm
Pledge of Allegiance
A Reading of the Preamble to the Declaration of Independence
American Legion - Men and Women of Freedom presentation
A sharing of North Carolina's journey in our Country's freedom and Madison County DAR history
Blannahasset Island welcomes guests starting at 4 pm - don’t forget to bring your blankets and chairs as we enjoy a lineup of live music and fireworks.
5:00 pm-6:00 pm – The Resonant Rouges
6:30 pm-7:30 pm – Dulci
8:00 pm-9:30 pm – The Back Pocket
9:30 pm - Fireworks on the French Broad
A Great Day in Marshall presented by the Jazz Foundation of America
A day of music in Marshall sponsored by the Jazz Foundation of America in association with Zuma Cafe, the Madison County Arts Council, Mad Co. Brew House, Zadie’s at the Old Marshall Jail, Marshall High Studio and Mal’s. Free Admission. More info at https://jazzfoundation.org/Marshall/
Marshall Magic Days
Marshall’s beloved shops and restaurants will celebrate with four days of festivities, May 1st and 2nd, 2026. Marshall takes pride in its strong musical heritage, which will be on display throughout the weekend. All events are free and open to the public.