The Dixie Carter Performing Arts Center in Huntingdon, Tennessee, recently honored two local celebrities with a special dedication. The center, also known as ‘The Dixie’, unveiled bronze relief portraits in honor of Dixie Carter and her husband, award-winning actor Hal Holbrook. Carter, once a resident of Carroll County, rose to fame as an actress before marrying Holbrook. The portraits are located outside the center, allowing visitors to take selfies with the famous celebrities.
Executive Director Angela Demaris expressed excitement about the dedication, stating, “I think this is going to be a wonderful way to show our appreciation to Dixie Carter and Hal Holbrook, and also to let everyone know about them.” The portraits are a tribute to the impact the couple had on the community and in the performing arts industry.
Local residents and fans of Carter and Holbrook can now visit the Dixie Carter Performing Arts Center on 191 Court Square in Huntingdon to view the bronze relief portraits. The dedication ceremony serves as a reminder of the legacy left behind by these two iconic figures in the world of entertainment. For more local news and updates, residents are encouraged to visit the center in person or check online for upcoming events and performances.
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