The 16th Annual Ol’ Time Chautauqua Hills Cowboy Poet Gathering is set for Saturday night, Nov. 7, at 7 p.m., at the Gregg Theater in Sedan.   This year’s show will feature the story telling and singing of Jim Hoy and cowgirl Marty Sheets.
The audience will experience an art form that has found its way back into the mainstream of American consciousness: cowboy poetry and western music. What guests will see and hear is something that is one of a kind.

Those attending will hear the authentic works of a cowboy…poetry, music, laughter — all compounded to recreate the feelings that was and is the American west. The presentation will be laid back, down to earth, and hopefully, will bring a smile to everyone’s face and perhaps a tear to your eye, according to J.L. Tunison of Sedan.

“In this busy, whirling world of ours, we need to pause and reflect on a life that still embodies the best of what’s in all of us.,” Tunison said. “Cowboys are simple folk, but have deep, rich feelings. We sincerely hope that you will find in this offering a touch of romance, of history, of laughter, and of heartfelt enjoyment.”
Proceeds go to the Chautauqua County 4-H Swill Scholarship Fund. Those attending will be helping to educate  community youth.

Tickets are $5 and will be available at the door.