• PHS Class of 1958 to reunite April 26

The PHS Class of 1958 will have its annual reunion luncheon on Thursday, April 26, at the Gatehouse Restaurant in Pickens, beginning at 11 a.m.

For more information, contact Jerry Stephens at (828) 205-9310 or Jeanette Winchester at (864) 878-3762.

• Davis reunion planned for May 6

The annual family reunion of the late Clarence and Margie Hughes Davis will be held May 6 at the Fellowship Hall of Tabor United Methodist Church, located at 1943 Ireland Road in Easley. Dinner will be at 1:15 p.m. Paper supplies will be furnished. All family and friends area asked to bring well-filled baskets and come enjoy the day. For more information, contact Lib Cowan at (864) 878-9999.

• PCLA spring book sale is this week

The spring book sale sponsored by the Pickens County Literacy Association is set for Friday, April 27, from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and Saturday, April 28, from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Pickens Presbyterian Church social hall. Used books can be dropped off in Pickens at Blue Ridge Electric Co-op, the Grace UMC social hall and Pickens Savings and Loan. In Liberty, there is a drop-off box at Cannon Family Practice on Liberty Highway. Additional collection centers are available in Easley, Central and Clemson. All books, both hardback and paperback, are accepted, but please no magazines or encyclopedias.

Contact pickensliteracy@yahoo.com, visit the association’s Facebook page or call Bill Shields at (864) 617-4237 for more information.

• Pickens Concert Choir set to perform

The Pickens Concert Choir will perform at 7 p.m. Friday, April 27, in the Pickens Community Center auditorium at 129 Schoolhouse St in Pickens. The concert will include classical, modern and spiritual music, as well as a few surprises. Tickets are $10 at the door.

• Clemson Music Fest to wrap up this week

It is called the Greater Clemson Music Festival, but since 2012 the event has grown to encompass the entirety of Pickens County. Events are held each year in Central, Six Mile and at Hagood Mill, as well as in Clemson and other towns.

Once, the festival centered primarily around blues music, but now the sounds of rock, bluegrass, Americana, gospel, jazz and a touch of reggae on occasion are heard. The festival is a nonprofit corporation with three primary goals: encouraging talented musicians, benefiting local charities and supporting local business. The festival staff are all volunteers, and each year thousands of dollars are returned to the community via organization such as Pickens County Meals on Wheels, Clemson Free Clinic and Clemson Sertoma Club’s Camp Sertoma for disadvantaged children and many others. The festival is being held April 20-28 at various locations. Consult the festival website — clemsonmusicfest.org — for complete details.

• PHS Class of 1967 to hold reunion

Class members and guests of the Pickens High class of 1967 will have their annual reunion and meet for an evening meal at the Gatehouse Restaurant meeting room on Saturday, April 28, from 5-8 p.m. Those in attendance will order from the menu or go through the line about 6 p.m.