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September 17-18, 2010 | Upper Cumberland Quilt Festival | [website] This event is the largest fundraiser for the Algood Senior Citizens Center, held in September of each year. In 2006, the quilt walk to some of Algood’s historical homes, churches, and businesses was added and also more Algood residents were opening their homes for the quilt walk. |
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October TBA 2010 | Annual Bark in the Park | [website] This event is held in October of each year by the friends of Cookeville/Putnam County Animal Shelter, a non-profit group helping the lost and homeless animals in our community. The event is held at the Algood City Park. |
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September TBA 2010 | Algood Bluegrass Festival | This event is held in September of each year in downtown Algood, and sponsored by First National Bank and the City of Algood. Great Music and even better FOOD! |
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December 6, 2009 | Algood Christmas Parade | [Entry Form] This event is held in December of each year and is co-sponsored by the Algood Police Department, the Algood Fire Department, the Algood School and the Algood Business Association. Donations are made by individuals and businesses and given to needy families and their children in the form of gift cards for food, clothing, gas, and toys. |
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June TBA 2010 | Whiteplains Celebration | A new event for Algood. Celebrating the History and Heritage of our community. |
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May-August 2010 | City of Algood Beautification Program | To recognize and award residential and commercial property owners who are enhancing the beauty of our city. Awards are presented in May, June, July, and August of each year. |
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June 2010 | Alzheimer’s Walk | This event is a fundraiser for Alzheimer’s patients and is held in June of each year at Masters Health Care in Algood. |
Annual Festivals, Events and Happenings
There are plenty of activities to do during all seasons in Algood. Once known as the "Chicken Capital of the World", the City of Algood is home to many events and weekend activities for the active family, retiree or tourist. Downtown is always bustling with shoppers, visitors to the Algood Diner, or just walking to the City Park.