Thomasville Center for the Arts brings wildlife, conservation, and storytelling to life with Land & Lore

THOMASVILLE — Thomasville Center for the Arts is thrilled to announce the highly anticipated lineup for the 2026 Land & Lore Speaker Series, taking place November 21–22 as part of the 31st Annual Wildlife Arts Festival. From captivating wildlife documentaries and inspiring conservation stories to engaging conversations with artists and outdoor enthusiasts, this year’s series brings together remarkable voices to explore the connections between wildlife, conservation, art and Southern sporting traditions. All five sessions are free and open to the public. Presented by The Wright Group with additional support from Georgia Humanities, the two-day series offers audiences a unique opportunity to hear firsthand from filmmakers, conservation leaders, accomplished wildlife artists and influential voices from the Red Hills region.

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